| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Reedsburg |
City of Reedsburg Community Center |
City of Reedsburg |
WI |
$220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Memorial Hospital of Lafayette County (MHLC) |
To support construction of a replacement facility for Memorial Hospital of Lafayette County and expand its services, including the addition of a mental health care unit and an operating room. |
Darlington |
WI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Southwestern Wisconsin Community Action Program |
Flood mitigation and food handling upgrades to the Iowa County Food Pantry, which serves as a regional food distribution site and local food pantry |
Dodgeville |
WI |
$54,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Glidden Area Ambulance Service |
To purchase an ambulance in order to re-establish the Glidden Area Ambulance Service serving the Townships of Gordon, Jacobs, Peeksville, and Shanagolden |
Glidden |
WI |
$151,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe College |
To support the development of student housing as part of the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe College’s development of a new campus |
Hayward |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
University of Wisconsin - Madison |
University of Wisconsin-Madison Plant Germplasm Research Facility |
Madison |
WI |
$39,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Platteville |
City of Platteville Fire Station |
Platteville |
WI |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Sparta Free Library |
To support expansion and upgrades to the Sparta Free Library |
Sparta |
WI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Frederic Arts, Inc. |
Accessibility updates to Frederic Arts, an all-volunteer and community-based non-profit organization |
Village of Frederic |
WI |
$23,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Incourage Community Foundation |
Rural Hub for Economic Renewal |
Wisconsin Rapids |
WI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Wisconsin-Madison |
This request proposes to develop the next generation of weather sensor and imaging technology for use onboard weather aircraft to monitor storm development. It will deliver the instrument development and result validation necessary for use by federal agencies. This project provides breadboard development and testing of key subsystems as a risk reduction step in support of a much-needed replacement for the highly successful, but aging, Scanning High-Resolution Interferometer Sounder (S-HIS) aircraft instrument, which has exhibited exceptional performance and reliability for over 20+ years as an airborne research asset used by NASA, NOAA, and DOE.
The proposed activities under this project—specification, procurement, and fabrication of breadboard versions of key subsystems along with characterization, modeling, and optimization testing, followed by rigorous benchmark performance testing, will lay a firm foundation for the efficient development of a replacement S-HIS instrument. This will again leave the government with the vital research and operational validation capability it has come to rely upon.
|
Madison |
WI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Marquette University |
The Education Preparedness Program (EPP) is an initiative of Marquette University Center for Urban Research, Teaching, and Outreach that provides pathways to higher learning for justice-impacted individuals in Milwaukee. The funding requested would support the EPP, allowing expansion to serve additional students. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Sojourner Family Peace Center |
The Crisis Outreach and Intervention in Neighborhoods (COIN) Team is an initiative of Sojourner Family Peace Center and the Alma Center to offer support, advocacy and healing to families impacted by domestic violence. It will allow these agencies to provide outreach and intervention at the community level, before violence reaches a level where law enforcement involvement is necessary. It will also help reduce backlogs in the court system by offering alternative intervention and healing routes outside of the justice system for misdemeanor-level offenders. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$533,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Service Society of Wisconsin |
Project Ujima serves youth victims of violence who seek treatment at Children Hospital of Wisconsin’s emergency room, as well as referrals of youth and adults from other providers. The funding request will support staff training and program evaluation to enhance Project Ujima’s violence prevention services to best meet the needs of kids, families and community members and help reduce the cycle of violence. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$202,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oneida Police Department |
The request would assist the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin in addressing security gaps in a critical, high traffic area of the Nation that were identified in conjunction with a tragic workplace shooting. It supports enhanced security measures to protect tribal member and visitors and allow the Oneida Police Department to obtain better information faster and respond appropriately to future incidents. |
Oneida |
WI |
$622,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
The request would assist the Washington County Sheriff’s Office in obtaining necessary hardware and data storage for body-worn cameras for sheriff’s deputies, as well as squad car cameras. The Office is the only full-time law enforcement agency in the county not to utilize body-worn cameras; it has not implemented such a program exclusively due to cost. The request will support greater accountability, transparency, officer performance and training within the Office. |
Washington County |
WI |
$377,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Feasibility study of infrastructure improvements to Menominee Harbor in Marinette, WI |
Marinette |
WI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Section 216 Study regarding configuration of the federal breakwater |
Two Rivers |
WI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
New start to fund NESP construction and ecosystem restoration |
Wisconsin |
WI |
$45,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Flood risk management plan for the Upper Mississippi River |
Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Wisconsin Historical Society |
A Digitization Roadmap for Citizen Engagement at the Wisconsin Historical Society |
Madison |
WI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Wisconsin-Madison |
To support a Small Business Accounting Projections Clinic to assist start-up and growth-minded entrepreneurs with no-cost financial management education and one-on-one assistance to create financial projections for business plans. |
Madison |
WI |
$174,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee |
To pilot a small business lab at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$95,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Homeland Security |
Town of La Pointe |
Install erosion protection mitigation measures along County H in the Town of La Pointe. |
Ashland County |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Homeland Security |
City of Kenosha |
Coastline erosion revetment projects along the Lake Michigan shoreline |
City of Kenosha, Lake Michigan Shoreline |
WI |
$19,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Homeland Security |
Kenosha County; Parks Department |
Install upgraded coastal revetment along Lake Michigan shoreline |
Kenosha County |
WI |
$28,490,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Homeland Security |
Village of Mount Pleasant |
Install erosion protection mitigation measures along Lake Park in the Village of Mount Pleasant, Racine County, Wisconsin. |
Village of Mt. Pleasant, Racine County |
WI |
$1,666,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of River Falls |
Upgrades to biosolids processing facility |
Ellsworth |
WI |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fitchburg |
Stormwater Management Climate Change Resiliency Project |
Fitchburg |
WI |
$848,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Granton |
Water main replacement |
Granton |
WI |
$360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of La Crosse |
Installation of wellhead treatment for PFA chemicals |
La Crosse |
WI |
$5,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Milwaukee Water Works |
Water quality treatment upgrades |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Water Council |
Water technology development and deployment |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Milwaukee Public Library |
Green infrastructure and outdoor public meeting space improvements |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$985,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District |
Urban watershed reforestation and wetland restoration for resiliency, reduced stormwater management costs |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Monroe |
Lead Service Line Replacement |
Monroe |
WI |
$1,920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Monroe County |
Real-time precipitation and stream monitoring in high risk watersheds |
Monroe County |
WI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Prairie du Chien |
Water main replacement |
Prairie du Chien |
WI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rhinelander |
Water quality infrastructure investments to protect against PFAS |
Rhinelander |
WI |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sheboygan Water Utility |
Drinking water |
Sheboygan |
WI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Viroqua |
Wastewater project |
Viroqua |
WI |
$1,044,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Waukesha Water Utility |
Waukesha Water Utility for an elevated storage tank project |
Waukesha |
WI |
$530,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Systems, Inc. |
To support expansion of the Community Health System's behavioral health department. |
Beloit |
WI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HealthNet of Rock County |
To support the construction of a facility for HealthNet of Rock County, which plans to integrate its medical and dental clinics into a centralized space with exam rooms, a chiropractic room, and dental operation centers. |
Beloit |
WI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brown County United Way |
The Culturally Responsive Childcare Initiative will build cultural capacity within existing childcare centers to serve refugees and immigrants and to train refugees and immigrants to be employed within these centers. |
Brown County |
WI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UW Health |
To develop and deploy Connect Rx Wisconsin, a comprehensive care coordination model intended to build household income and improve health outcomes by integrating healthcare and social services within electronic health records.
|
Dane County |
WI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Families and Schools Together |
This project will support parental engagement training for early childcare providers in six Wisconsin regions, helping to build a strong network of early childcare family support and increasing the likelihood of school readiness. |
Dane County |
WI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gundersen Health System |
To establish a pediatric-focused mobile community health unit that will travel throughout counties in Western Wisconsin to provide vaccinations, screenings, mental health intervention, telehealth, and other primary care services. |
La Crosse |
WI |
$231,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UW-Madison |
This project will provide free college courses and wrap-around support to adult learners in need, as well as support courses for incarcerated learners. |
Madison |
WI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Milwaukee County |
To support construction of a Mental Health Emergency Center in Milwaukee County. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$2,539,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Employ Milwaukee |
To provide employment and job training services for low-income and underrepresented job seekers through Employ Milwaukee, in partnership with Milwaukee Water Works |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marquette University School of Dentistry |
To establish a dedicated special needs dental clinic for children and adults at the Marquette University School of Dentistry (MUSOD) Campus Community Clinic, which also serves a statewide population. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$1,021,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Medical College of Wisconsin |
To establish an interdisciplinary provider development and education program at the Medical College of Wisconsin that will focus on addressing the health and social needs of housing-unstable and homeless community members. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marquette University |
The Education Preparedness Program (EPP) is an initiative of Marquette University Center for Urban Research, Teaching, and Outreach that provides pathways to higher learning for justice-impacted individuals in Milwaukee. The funding requested would support the EPP, allowing expansion to serve additional students. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Milwaukee Public Schools |
To provide additional support for MPS' Building Resiliency in Classroom Education (BRICE) program to support students struggling with mental health, academic, and/or behavioral challenges in underserved communities in Milwaukee and fund driver's education to improve access to licenses and remove another needless barrier to employment while supporting a well-rounded education. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mount Mary University |
This project will support and develop a comprehensive approach to creating opportunity and support for minority and low-income students at Mount Mary University, a majority-minority institution of higher education. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$348,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College Possible Milwaukee |
To support College Possible’s intensive program of coaching and support around college admission through completion for Milwaukee high school students from low-income backgrounds and expand the reach of these services in 18 area high schools. |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Partnership Community Health Center |
To expand the Partnership Community Health Center (PCHC) Oshkosh Dental Facility to address significant unmet need and better provide oral health care to the surrounding population with fewer capacity constraints. |
Oshkosh |
WI |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Racine |
To support construction of a Federally Qualified Health Clinic in Racine. |
Racine |
WI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
GPS Education Partners |
The project supports a regional collaboration among K-12 schools, higher education, workforce development, and industry in Southeast Wisconsin to develop work-based learning opportunities for students. |
Southeast Wisconsin |
WI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Wisconsin |
To reconfigure the existing 211 statewide referral infrastructure, managed by United Way with statewide and local partners, as an information exchange system to maximize social and mental health care coordination and referrals across Wisconsin, and to effectively share referral, outcome, and need data with community-based organizations and other partners. |
Wisconsin |
WI |
$1,121,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Wisconsin Institute for Healthy Aging |
To establish a statewide falls prevention center focused on implementing evidence-based interventions to reduce the risk of falls among older adults, including through increased fall risk screenings, a public and provider education campaign, and an online hub for falls prevention information and replicable interventions. |
Wisconsin |
WI |
$523,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Service Society of Wisconsin |
To expand Children’s Service Society of Wisconsin’s school-based mental and behavioral health services into additional school districts in Wisconsin. |
Wisconsin |
WI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies Wisconsin |
The Best Buddies in Wisconsin Inclusion Project for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities will create inclusive schools by providing opportunities for friendship and leadership development to students with disabilities and their peers. |
Wisconsin |
WI |
$257,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marquette University College of Nursing |
To support interprofessional continuing education opportunities related to geriatrics, aging, and age-friendly care to clinicians, faculty, and students and support developing age-friendly health systems in Wisconsin. |
Wisconsin |
WI |
$217,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort McCoy |
To construct an Open Bay, Transient Training Enlisted Barracks based on the standard, approved, Operational Readiness Training Complex concept. |
Fort McCoy |
WI |
$29,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort McCoy |
To construct an Open Bay, Transient Training Enlisted Barracks based on the standard, approved, Operational Readiness Training Complex concept. |
Fort McCoy |
WI |
$29,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort McCoy |
Construct a 4 Story, Transient Training Officers' Quarters (TTOQ) based on the standard layout depicted in the Operational Readiness Training Complex. |
Fort McCoy |
WI |
$24,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Volk Field Wisconsin National Guard |
To provide planning and design funding to support construction of a high-bay aircraft maintenance hangar and associated aircraft maintenance shops utilizing conventional design and construction methods to accommodate the mission of the facility. Facilities will be designed as permanent construction in accordance with the DoD Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 1-200-01, General Building Requirements and UFC 1-200-02, High Performance and Sustainable Building Requirements. |
Volk Combat Readiness Training Center |
WI |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Appleton Airport |
Airport terminal expansion to serve current operations and anticipated growth |
Appleton |
WI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Brown County |
Design and construction of Interstate 41 and other facilities |
Brown County |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Little John’s Restaurant |
Food access and community event space |
Fitchburg |
WI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Brown County United Way |
Neighborhood Community House |
Green Bay |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Racine |
Corridor Study Update, Preliminary Engineering and Environmental Review |
Kenosha, Milwaukee and Racine Counties |
WI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Couleecap |
Day Center to provide a centralized hub for individuals who are experiencing homelessness or are at risk of homelessness to connect with services needed to secure stable housing and self-sufficiency. |
La Crosse |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Center for Black Excellence and Culture |
To provide for a portion of the planning for and construction of the Center for Black Excellence & Culture in Madison, WI, providing space dedicated to Black enterprise, art, history, performance and culture. |
Madison |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Urban League of Greater Madison |
Development and construction of Madison Black Business Hub |
Madison |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bayview Foundation, Inc. |
Redevelopment and improvements for Bayview Rising affordable housing |
Madison |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wisconsin Department of Transportation |
Connected, Automated, Electric Vehicle Demonstration Corridor |
Madison |
WI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Milwaukee County |
Replacement of Milwaukee County Transit System buses |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Milwaukee |
Bike and pedestrian trail |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Milwaukee |
Improvements to City of Milwaukee Office of African American Affairs |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$740,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Menomonee Valley Partners |
Reconnect Milwaukee neighborhoods across I-94 |
Milwaukee |
WI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Greater Milwaukee &Waukesha County |
Right to Counsel Milwaukee will ensure families facing the complex eviction process have legal counsel to negotiate disputes, identify and evaluate legal rights and obligations, access supportive services, and provide in-court advocacy. |
Milwaukee County |
WI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Clubs of West-Central Wisconsin |
Boys & Girls Club renovation |
Tomah |
WI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Baldwin |
WI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wausau |
Community development of public spaces |
Wausau |
WI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Grand County |
This project will create a natural river channel around the Windy Gap Reservoir to improve the health of the Colorado, fulfill municipal water supply needs, restore lost and declining aquatic species, improve the river’s resilience, and provide additional recreation opportunities for the surrounding community. |
Grand County |
CO |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Greeley |
The 2020 East Troublesome and Cameron Peak Fires burned over 400,000 acres of federal and private lands in Colorado. This project will allow the Natural Resources Conservation Service’s Emergency Watershed Protection program to assist communities impacted by the 2020 East Troublesome and Cameron Peak Fires and mitigate burned areas to prevent runoff and erosion, which create flood risks, damage infrastructure, and impact the drinking water supply of hundreds of thousands of Coloradans. |
Greeley |
CO |
$50,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hinsdale County |
As the number of tourists increases in Hinsdale County, so does the need for services to support visitors. This project will fund a sheriff's office and emergency, search and rescue administration facility in northern Hinsdale County. It will also fund a road and bridge shop, a fire station outpost, and workforce housing for a road crew in the rural Upper Piedra Valley. |
Hinsdale County |
CO |
$65,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lake County Board of County Commissioners |
To help administer justice and improve outcomes for children of justice-involved families in Lake County, this project will fund essential justice and community facilities, including a jail, courthouse, police station, sheriff administrative offices, courts, probation offices, and shared community spaces. |
Lake County |
CO |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Moffat County |
After years of safety and security concerns regarding the aging Moffat County courthouse, this project will fund a new county courthouse where residents can more safely conduct their business with their local government. |
Moffat County |
CO |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo County Government |
This project will conserve water and support the robust agricultural economy in Pueblo County by repairing water delivery systems that are in disrepair and contribute to significant water loss. |
Pueblo County |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ute Mountain Ute Tribe |
This project will fund the construction of a permanent school facility for the Kwiyagat Community Academy, which will help preserve Ute cultural traditions, enrich the local area, and provide a strong educational experience for Ute Mountain Ute students. |
Towaoc |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado |
This project will modernize and expand laboratories at JILA (formerly known as the Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics), the university’s joint research institute with the National Institute of Standards & Technology, which is leading the country’s research in quantum technologies. |
Boulder |
CO |
$13,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Boulder |
This project will fund the CIRI program which will dramatically increase behavioral health support for people in crisis in Boulder. In 2020, Boulder police responded to at least 1,300 calls for services that were directly related to behavioral health issues. |
Boulder |
CO |
$255,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will enable the Denver Police Department to work with community organizations to develop and implement a community oriented place-based and partnership focused strategy to reduce crime, increase resident safety and involvement, and improve police-community relations. |
Denver |
CO |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will create a dedicated response team in Denver to assist youth involved with substance misuse and/or mental health issues. |
Denver |
CO |
$384,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will establish a pilot program that will pair two police officers and a member of a community or faith-based organization to perform foot patrols and increase public safety in areas disproportionately impacted by crime. |
Denver |
CO |
$122,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
La Plata County Sheriff's Office |
The La Plata County Sheriff’s Office has taken a lead role in Southwest Colorado to support emergency response, investigative, search and rescue, and victim recovery operations, and this project will upgrade the office’s technology to more effectively administer justice, increase resident safety, and meet the needs of the region. |
Durango |
CO |
$166,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Colorado State University |
This project will accelerate the development of practices and technologies that apply regenerative principles to increase soil carbon capture and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. |
Fort Collins |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Combined Regional Communications Authority - Freco |
This project will support Fremont and Custer counties’ efforts to create a regional system to share data among emergency service and justice agencies to more effectively meet community needs such as emergency service responses and mental health support. |
Fremont and Custer counties |
CO |
$1,601,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lake County Board of County Commissioners |
This project will fund a court-based “community justice navigator” position to facilitate and coordinate access to services to reduce justice involvement and reliance on incarceration. |
Lake County |
CO |
$495,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Thornton |
This project will provide quicker case conclusions and save taxpayer money by enabling the Thornton police department to analyze DNA samples from crime scenes and return results within 90 minutes. |
Thornton |
CO |
$171,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project will reduce the significant flood risk that predominantly impacts low-income communities along the South Platte River and its tributaries’, which will in turn lower costs from the associated flood risk insurance and provide habitat restoration and sediment removal to improve the river’s ecosystems. |
Denver |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Eagle County Government |
Through this project, Beneficial Electrification for Eagle County Housing (BEECH) and Community Office for Resource Efficiency (CORE) will work together to improve safety and energy efficiency in mobile homes for low-income families. |
Eagle and Pitkin Counties |
CO |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Southern Ute Indian Tribe |
The Enhanced Outcrop Methane Capture project will sustainably capture methane and help reduce greenhouse gases by using proven horizontal well drilling technology. |
Ignacio |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
La Plata Electric Association |
This project will fund a 100% carbon-free generation facility with regional electric vehicle charging infrastructure that will also provide power supply resiliency for emergency facilities in and around Durango, Colorado. This project also supports workforce development through an innovation lab in partnership with Fort Lewis College. |
La Plata County |
CO |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project will build two water towers north of the towns of Crowley and Ordway to improve clean water distribution to people living in Crowley County, while creating good-paying jobs in the community. |
Ordway |
CO |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Corbett Creek Crossing project will construct sustainable infrastructure for continued access to County Road 17 during floods or other natural disasters that is able to endure a 50-year flooding event. |
Ouray County |
|
$1,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Pitkin/Community Office for Resource Efficiency |
This project will capture methane seeping from the mines in Coal Basin, a historic coal mining district located in the west end of Pitkin County, above the town of Redstone. |
Pitkin County |
CO |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Rangely |
The Rangely Renewable Energy Project will make municipal facilities energy self-sufficient through the use of solar and geothermal technologies. |
Rangely |
CO |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
San Miguel County |
This project will use solar power to offset 69% of the Coonskin Ridge Communications Tower's energy use, which supports local emergency and dispatch, radio, Federal Aviation Administration, and Colorado State Patrol. |
San Miguel County |
CO |
$334,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Silt |
This project will allow the Town of Silt, Colorado to undertake major upgrades to its water plant to increase safe, potable drinking water production for its growing population and the surrounding rural areas. |
Silt |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Homeland Security |
CO Division of Emergency Management and Homeland S |
The Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management will partner with 2-1-1 Colorado to provide Coloradans with critical information in the event of a disaster to best mitigate risks for Coloradans. |
Denver |
CO |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Homeland Security |
City of Glenwood Springs |
The South Bridge Resilient Infrastructure project will create a critical second access between SH 82 and the western side of the Roaring Fork River to allow residents to safely evacuate the area in the event of a deadly natural disaster. |
Glenwood Springs |
CO |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Craig |
This project will help the City of Craig invest in emergency generators needed to maintain water and wastewater treatment during a power failure.
|
Craig |
CO |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of De Beque |
This project will upgrade and repair De Beque's Wastewater Treatment Plant to more efficiently treat wastewater and keep the Colorado River water clean for drinking, fishing, swimming and other activities.
|
De Beque |
CO |
$1,035,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fire Adapted Colorado |
This project will provide coordination capacity and boost effectiveness of wildfire mitigation throughout Colorado through technical support, training, and a network to share expertise and resources.
|
Dolores |
CO |
$1,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mancos Conservation District |
This project will construct a parallel storm sewer system in Hoffman Way to maintain emergency access during a major storm event so residents in the city of Thornton and Adams County can continue to receive timely emergency care.
|
Dolores County |
CO |
$645,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Dove Creek |
This project would replace approximately 5 miles of pipe which delivers water from the river galleys to the town's raw water storage reservoir. |
Dove Creek |
CO |
$1,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Dove Creek |
This project will allow Dove Creek to replace aged lines and install a cover in their wastewater plant collections system to limit environmental toxins and protect public health. |
Dove Creek |
CO |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fort Lewis College |
In an effort to support healthy watersheds and forests and address regional drought conditions, this project will help Fort Lewis College create a new natural resource-focused workforce development program. The program will help support large-scale, multi-agency landscape restoration efforts, support the economy, and fill gaps in regional and tribal-based career pathways for the area’s diverse population.
|
Durango |
CO |
$733,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Evans |
This project will fund a Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) expansion that will meet long-term environmental standards and expected growth demands.
|
Evans |
CO |
$6,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Colorado State Forest Service |
This project will fund the treatment of 3,447 acres on non-federal lands in eight targeted locations in Colorado to reduce wildfire risk to communities, watersheds, and critical infrastructure. The project will also improve forest health and resiliency and diminish recovery costs. |
Forested Land Across Colorado |
CO |
$6,547,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
La Plata West Water Authority |
This project will help La Plata West Water Authority expand their operations to provide water to more residents in Southwest La Plata County, a water-critical area.
|
Hesperus |
CO |
$8,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Southern Ute Indian Tribe |
This project will support the Southern Ute Indian Tribe and strengthen Colorado’s agricultural industry by rehabilitating the Pine River Indian Irrigation Project operated by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. |
Ignacio |
CO |
$4,798,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Minturn |
This project will allow the Town of Minturn to construct two new water tanks to replace the town’s sole water tank and address existing water loss rates, protect against increased wildfires, and ensure the health and well-being of the community. |
Minturn |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Project 7 Water Authority |
This project will help develop the Ridgway Water Treatment Plant as a part of Project 7’s Water Supply Resiliency Program to ensure the long-term availability of safe drinking water for over 50,000 people in southwestern Colorado. The project will also protect the region against risks associated with infrastructure failure, wildfire, prolonged drought and water contamination.
|
Montrose |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Nucla |
This project will replace approximately 3,800 linear feet of domestic water main lines currently located under Colorado State Highway 97. The new water main lines will ensure a quality, potable water delivery system for residents, families, businesses, and visitors in Nucla. |
Nucla |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rico |
This project would help the Town of Rico build a central sewer system that would serve the Rico historic core. |
Rico |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mountain Studies Institute |
Developed in partnership with the Mountain Studies Institute, San Juan County and the Town of Silverton, this project will help establish the Silverton Science and Innovation Center (SINC). SINC will be a hub of innovation, research, and collaboration focused on advancing critical clean water technology and solutions for legacy mine remediation and active mining improvements, while investing in entrepreneurial and small business support to diversify the local economy and create jobs. |
Silverton |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Telluride |
This project will rehabilitate an approximately 60-year-old pressurized municipal water line connecting the Mill Creek Water Treatment Plant to the Town of Telluride to ensure clean drinking water and fire flow protection for the community. |
Telluride |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Telluride |
This project will help the Town of Telluride add an additional filtration system at the Pandora Water Treatment Plant to safeguard the plant against flooding and debris and ensure clean drinking water for the community.
|
Telluride |
CO |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thornton |
The Hoffman Way Drainage Upgrades project will include the construction of a parallel storm sewer system in Hoffman Way from the west side of Utah Court to the south side of E 88th Avenue. This expansion to the storm sewer system will have the capacity to remove 5 homes from the 100-year floodplain and also prevent 88th Avenue, an arterial roadway, from overtopping in a 100-yr storm event. |
Thornton |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Walden |
his project will allow the Town of Walden to replace its aged water line and ensure the town's residents can continue to access water. |
Walden |
CO |
$1,372,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Walden |
This project will replace six 80-year-old valves in Walden's water system to increase safe, potable water to the community.
|
Walden |
CO |
$90,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Round Mountain Water and Sanitation District |
This project will upgrade and replace the RMWSD Wastewater Treatment Plant to be compliant with state and Environmental Protection Agency requirements. |
Westcliffe |
CO |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Westminster |
This project will allow Westminster to replace the Lowell Water Main, which will provide clean, safe and reliable drinking water and wastewater services to the residents of Historic Westminster. |
Westminster |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clinica Family Health |
This project will renovate and modernize the Clinica Pecos facility, a vital source of integrated primary health care for the area’s low-income and minority population, by increasing patient-care space and capacity for dental and pharmacy services. |
Adams County |
CO |
$8,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lutheran Hospital Association of the San Luis Vall |
SLVH’s pharmacy is the only chemotherapy and infusion center in the south, central region of Colorado. As the pharmacy continues to provide patients with oncology services, this project will renovate SLVH’s pharmacy to meet current regulatory guidelines to protect staff and the environment from contamination by hazardous drugs, as well as the safe mixing, compounding, and handling of hazardous drugs. |
Alamosa |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adams State University |
This project will prepare and equip the mechanical engineering laboratories at Adams State University (ASU) and further develop the partnership between ASU and Colorado State University (CSU) to offer a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering at ASU. |
Alamosa |
CO |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Early Childhood Council of the San Luis Valley |
This project will develop a high-quality Early Childhood Care and Education Center including six classrooms (two for infants, two for toddler-age children, and two preschool classrooms). |
Alamosa |
CO |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
African Chamber of Commerce Colorado, USA |
This project will support the African Chamber of Commerce Colorado, USA’s (ACCCOUSA) to provide financial literacy and business development training to historically under-utilized businesses. |
Aurora |
CO |
$4,272,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado |
This project will support underrepresented minority (URM) and first generation students studying to become health professionals. In partnership with the Aurora NAACP, 2040 Partners for Health, and Colorado Area Health Education Centers, the University’s CU Anschutz campus staff, faculty and student mentors will work to identify URM students in K-12 and undergraduate programs and support their continued growth through academic activities, mentoring, leadership training, college visits, test preparation, cohort-based peer support programs, and exposure to STEM and health specific technologies and careers. |
Aurora |
CO |
$999,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Salud Family Health Centers |
This project will help Salud’s efforts to design and build a new clinic at Colfax and Airport in Aurora, CO. |
Aurora |
CO |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Hospital of Colorado |
Through Children’s Hospital Colorado’s Black Health Initiative (BHI), this project will fund peer-to-peer support and education training to lower infant mortality rates. |
Aurora |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Resilient Colorado |
This project will expand training opportunities to help organizations better serve those facing trauma from opioid use and substance use disorders. |
Bayfield |
CO |
$697,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Northern Colorado |
This project will support renovations and construction to allow the YMCA of Northern Colorado, Boulder County Head Start, and Imagine! to all serve youth out of one consolidated facility. |
Boulder |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado |
This project will help the University of Colorado Boulder expand its pre-college programming and outreach to low-income and first-generation students in rural communities across Colorado, including Fort Morgan and the San Luis Valley. |
Boulder |
CO |
$267,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Summit County Sheriff's Office |
The project will support the Summit County Sheriff’s Office’s co-responder program that responds to mental health-related police calls with a team of mental health providers and law enforcement professionals. The program aims to de-escalate situations that have historically resulted in arrest or hospitalization, assess whether a person should be referred for immediate behavioral health support, and follow up accordingly. |
Breckenridge |
CO |
$423,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Cybersecurity Center |
This project will allow the Colorado Cyber Resource Center (CCRC) to help rural, less-resourced areas strengthen their security against cyberattacks. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs |
This project will allow University of Colorado, Colorado Springs to add an Aerospace Engineering degree program with a focus on on-orbit space assets. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$1,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Springs Conservatory |
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Colorado Springs Conservatory (CSC), a non-auditioned arts immersion program, experienced a surge in enrollment for both on-line and in person studies from youth across the state. This project will allow CSC to expand its operations through hiring and training operational and teaching staff. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adams County Emergency Food Bank |
This project will help the Adams County Food Bank (ACFB) buy its current building in Commerce City, allowing ACFB to continue to serve over 30,000 Coloradans and to provide Adams County Head Start with a no-cost lease option in the same building. |
Commerce City |
CO |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Early Childhood Partnership of Adams County |
This project will help ECPAC and its Adams County partners expand the Commerce City Community Campus (C4) Wellness Hub to address social determinants of health in a low-income, high need county. |
Commerce City |
CO |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Axis Health System (DBA Southwest Mental Health Ce |
This project will build an expanded clinic in Cortez to accommodate the increased need for group behavioral health treatment, expanded primary care and oral health, and case management services for the future permanent supportive housing complex in the area. It will also include a drive-through pharmacy to promote adherence with prescribed medications and a peer health navigator position in Silverton, CO to help community members better access health care services. It will also repair the Dove Creek Integrated Healthcare clinic in Dolores County so residents can continue to receive quality integrated health services without traveling far from home. |
Cortez |
CO |
$967,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Montrose Memorial Hospital |
This project will establish transportation services to facilitate movement of behavioral health patients between hospitals, their home, and other locations when required. |
Delta |
CO |
$402,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delta Health |
This project will equip and renovate Delta County’s only hospital-based Interventional Pain Clinic to provide chronic pain patients with medication management and interventional techniques to reduce pain and suffering while limiting opioid prescriptions and consumption.
|
Delta |
CO |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Jewish Health |
This project will allow National Jewish Health to expand its infrastructure and provide new equipment to investigate the effectiveness and duration of immunologic responses to SARS-CoV-2. |
Denver |
CO |
$6,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Clinica Tepeyac, Inc |
This project will fund the construction of a new clinic that will provide integrated medical, dental, behavioral, and pharmacy services in the Elyria-Swansea neighborhood. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CareerWise Colorado |
This project will help CareerWise Colorado create a schematized set of employer-informed, easily replicable curricula to increase the number of secondary school students involved in youth apprenticeships. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Teach For America |
This project will help Teach for America recruit, train, support, and retain high-quality underrepresented teachers in STEM subjects to serve in disadvantaged classrooms throughout Colorado. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
This project will expand the Denver Construction Careers Pilot program to strengthen training and job placement efforts for large public projects. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado, Denver |
This project will fund a new, campus-wide Inclusive Teaching Collaborative at University of Colorado Denver. The initiative will establish a framework and resource base to support inclusive teaching practices and course redesigns that will improve equity and overall outcomes in STEM for years to come. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cleo Parker Robinson Dance |
This project will expand Cleo Parker Robinson Dance’s STREAM (Science, Technology, Robotics, Engineering, Arts and Media) program for technical internships and apprenticeships at the organization’s facility in the Five Points neighborhood. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Denver Health & Hospital Authority |
This project will fund Denver Health’s initiative to expand its Center for Addiction Medicine to provide education and expert consultation and improve the quality and effectiveness of substance use treatment services in Denver, throughout Colorado and across the entire region. |
Denver |
CO |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Association of Local Public Health Office |
This project will help rural and frontier communities adopt cross-jurisdictional sharing arrangements for local public health agencies to pool resources, including staff, expertise, funds and programs. |
Denver |
CO |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Family Service of Colorado |
This project will fund a vocational training program for Coloradans disproportionately affected by the pandemic as they work to gain employment stability and economic mobility. |
Denver |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Health Institute |
This project will help support Metro Denver Partnership for Health’s Social-Health Information Exchange (S-HIE) project to reduce health disparities and support resilience in the metro Denver region by creating an integrated, systematic approach to care coordination by screening, referring, and connecting metro Denver residents with needed food and housing services and resources. |
Denver |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Institute for Medical Assistant Advanceme |
The project will help improve equity and diversity in the medical field by recruiting, supporting, and providing scholarships for 25 students to attend the National Institute for Medical Assistant Advancement MA training program. |
Denver |
CO |
$456,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Servicios de La Raza |
This project will expand and integrate SLDR’s current behavioral health and reentry programming to serve 700 at-risk or currently incarcerated individuals. This project will provide trauma-informed culturally responsive behavioral health services, particularly to divert youth away from the criminal justice system, individual and group therapy, clinical case management, and peer navigation and support to individuals before, during and after criminal justice involvement. |
Denver |
CO |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kids in Need of Dentistry - KIND |
This project will help Kids in Need of Dentistry renovate an existing space for a new pediatric dental clinic in Commerce City, as part of a collaborative co-location project with partnering service agencies that serve low-income families at the C4: Commerce City Community Campus. Through co-location and coordination, KIND and C4 partners will provide one-stop access to early childhood support, promotoras, community organizing, food and nutrition resources, housing and medical and dental care. |
Denver |
CO |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan State University of Denver |
This project will help Metropolitan State University Denver establish a new SpaceTech Scholars program to address the need for aerospace and engineering technicians, as well as the lack of diversity in the industry. The program will be housed in the Aviation and Aerospace Science and Engineering and Engineering Technology departments. |
Denver, CO |
CO |
$753,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fort Lewis College |
This project will help the Fort Lewis College Center for Innovation expand training services, programming, and support to further contribute to workforce development, job creation, and economic development and resiliency in rural Southwest Colorado and its Tribal communities. |
Durango |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado State University; College of Health and |
This project will help Colorado State University establish an Institute for Mental and Behavioral Health to help address critical issues in rural health, mental health, cultural responsiveness, and training and education. |
Fort Collins |
CO |
$1,541,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fremont Re-2 School District |
This project will allow three school districts in Fremont County (RE-1, RE-2, and RE-3) and Pueblo Community College (PCC) to launch an initiative that will expand career and college pathways in the county for both students and staff. |
Fremont County |
CO |
$2,855,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Building Hope Summit County |
This project will support Building Hope's programs to address substance misuse and abuse, grief and loss, physical injuries, and mental health. |
Frisco |
|
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado West Healthcare System dba Community Hosp |
This project will help build a regional cancer center and medical office building to serve western Colorado, eastern Utah, southern Wyoming, northern New Mexico, and many Native American tribes. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$3,520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hilltop Health Services Corporation dba Hilltop Co |
This project will expand Hilltop’s current residential facility for adults with traumatic brain injuries (TBI). The expansion will provide an additional 10 beds to serve adults with TBI, as well as an outpatient facility. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mind Springs Inc. |
This project will allow West Springs Hospital to implement Intensive Outpatient Treatment Programs for adolescents and adults where they can attend therapy and learn skills that help alleviate symptoms, put them on the path toward recovery, and prevent future deterioration, while also attending employment, educational, and home activities. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Region 9 Economic Development District of SW CO |
This project will help reduce and eliminate opioid and substance use treatment gaps in five counties, 10 municipalities and two Tribes, also known as the Region 9 Planning & Management Region. Geographic isolation in these rural communities often leaves individuals, especially the economically vulnerable, without access to critical services. |
La Plata County |
CO |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Montrose Memorial Hospital |
This project will help expand the San Juan Cancer Center to include new exam rooms, office space, and a compliant pharmacy. |
Montrose |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
This project will fund the Best Buddies Inclusion Project for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities to establish and deliver community-based inclusion services at 22 middle and high schools across Colorado. |
Multiple Schools |
CO |
$331,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
South Routt Medical Center Health Services Distric |
This project will improve the safety of patients in the winter by paving the parking lot and installing an air exchange system to cool the facility in the summer months. |
Oak Creek |
CO |
$260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Upper San Juan Health Service District d/b/a Pagos |
This project will help Pagosa Springs Medical Center invest in an oxygen generation system to address the current unreliable access in the region. |
Pagosa Springs |
CO |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Town of Palisade |
This project will help build a clinic in Palisade, Colorado to address the current “medical desert” in the region (more than an hour away from an acute-care facility). |
Palisade |
CO |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo County Government |
This project will help support Pueblo County’s Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) program, a pre-booking diversion pilot program developed with the community to address and reduce recidivism rates for low-level drug and prostitution crimes. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Parkview Medical Center |
This project will help Parkview Medical Center establish a new Cancer Center to provide a comprehensive array of cancer services for patients in one location. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valley-Wide Health Systems, Inc |
This project will renovate and expand the Rocky Ford Health Clinic, which provides access to medical, dental, and behavioral health services through an integrated care model and offers a sliding-fee discount schedule to ensure affordability to low-income individuals or individuals who lack health insurance. In addition to supporting the existing 2,540 patients, the expansion will allow the clinic to serve 700 additional patients. |
Rocky Ford |
CO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs in Colorado, Inc. |
This project will enhance Colorado Boys & Girls Clubs (BGCs) ability to prioritize and address children’s mental health and social-emotional well-being, which was exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. The project will provide dedicated social-emotional learning (SEL)/wellbeing staff, increase SEL and academic enrichment programs, implement large-scale trauma-informed care practices, and enhance technology infrastructure to offer affordable mental telehealth. |
Statewide |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
School District 12 Education Foundation |
This project will allow Adams 12 school district to provide their students with access to the Five Star Cyber Range, a real-world learning tool providing an immersive hands-on cybersecurity and computer science practice space so students in middle and high school can learn and practice computer science, digital forensics, and cybersecurity skills. |
Thornton |
CO |
$880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Schriever Air Force Base |
This project will upgrade and expand the fitness center at Schriever Air Force Base to enhance servicemember readiness and meet the demands of the growing number of service members on the base. |
El Paso County |
CO |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Air Force Academy |
This project will construct an addition to the vehicle maintenance bay at the Air Force Academy. |
El Paso County |
CO |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Aurora |
This project will help Aurora create additional Safe Outdoor Spaces paired with mobile showers, restrooms and laundry facilities for people experiencing homelessness that need a safe place to park, camp, and live until permanent housing becomes available.
PROJECT LOCATION: Aurora, CO
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Aurora |
CO |
$1,224,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Almost Home |
This project will fund the Housing Navigation Center (HNC) in Adams County, which provides low-barrier access to on-site case management, supportive services, and a pathway to permanent housing.
|
Brighton |
CO |
$456,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation |
This project will fund improvements on westbound I-70 from Floyd Hill to Veteran’s Memorial Tunnels to improve travel-time reliability, increase capacity on the highway, replace a deficient bridge and improve the geometric design of the interstate. |
Clear Creek County |
CO |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Colorado Springs |
This project will improve traffic operations and install multimodal accommodations at the PAFB North Gate. The recommended improvements separate the base traffic from non-base traffic at a new roundabout while providing bike, pedestrian, and transit access where none exists today.
|
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$16,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pikes Peak United Way |
This project will establish a Family Success Center (FSC) in southeast Colorado Springs to help families break the cycle of crisis, vulnerability and poverty by offering a path of family stability, economic independence and youth success. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Craig |
This project will be used to acquire three affordable housing sites in a rural, transitioning community. |
Craig |
CO |
$979,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Astronaut Kent Rominger Airport |
This would upgrade roads at Astronaut Kent Rominger Airport to improve access for wildfire response helicopters and small aircraft. |
Del Norte |
|
$622,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
TGTHR |
This project will fund 56 mixed-income Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) units in a mixed-use center in Denver to help provide affordable housing units to the more than 1,300 qualifying households in the City and County of Denver.
|
Denver |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Denver |
This 61-unit Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) family project known as Clara Brown Commons will also include 17 Habitat homes and a non-profit business center. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Douglas County Engineering |
This project would provide significant improvements to US 85 corridor from Highlands Ranch Parkway to Country Line Road include improvements for public transportation, pedestrian and bike access, ADA accessibility, highway lanes, and a ITS joint trench to improve broadband service. |
Douglas County |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Douglas County |
The GOALS program, a Two-Generation (2Gen) housing program for families experiencing homelessness, currently operates in Arapahoe County. This project will expand the program to neighboring Douglas County.
|
Douglas County Commissioners |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Colorado Council of Governments |
This project will improve broadband connectivity in Southwest Colorado, the least connected region of the state, and support the partnership of La Plata Electric Association (LPEA), Southwest Colorado Council of Governments (SWCCOG), and the Southern Ute Indian Tribe. |
Durango |
CO |
$16,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Durango |
This project will convert a 5-acre, 71 unit hotel into an affordable housing project to help Durango meet the high demand for affordable housing.
|
Durango |
CO |
$9,606,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Durango & Archuleta County |
City of Durango and Archuleta County will purchase two zero emissions buses, charging infrastructure, and technical services to serve a 60 mile rural route. |
Durango |
CO |
$522,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eagle County Regional Transportation Authority |
Eagle County (ECO) Transit will improve the Lake Creek Apartments bus stop and purchase on-route charging infrastructure.
|
Eagle County |
CO |
$1,201,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Estes Park |
This project will complete Fall River Trail along Fall River Road onto Fish Hatchery Road to be the first multimodal trail into Rocky Mountain National Park and provide pedestrians and cyclists with a safer route into the park. |
Estes Park |
CO |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fort Collins - Transfort |
Fort Collins Transport will construct a new Foothills Transit Station on the Foothills Campus of Colorado State University.
|
Fort Collins |
CO |
$2,295,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado State University |
This program would build on the Cooperative Extension partnerships and locations in all 64 counties to improve access to post-secondary programs and certifications. The proposed plan includes: on-site and remote degree programs and certificates; workshops and advising to develop critical career skills and career path development; and support for small businesses, via CSU’s Entrepreneurship Center, to drive community economic development |
Fort Collins |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Summit County |
This project will help build a search and rescue training and vehicle storage facility, which will provide necessary and appropriate training and storage space to both the Sheriff’s special operations team and Summit County Rescue, a volunteer led non-profit organization. |
Frisco |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Mountain Regional Health Alliance |
Developed in partnership with a local church, a local organization, and the West Mountain Regional Health Alliance housing consulting team, this project will develop up to 15 Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) units that will serve 20 to 30 people experiencing homelessness and help address the significant affordable housing shortage in the Roaring Fork Valley.
|
Glenwood Springs |
CO |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winter Park |
This project will help Winter Park build a new maintenance, storage and administration facility needed to deploy a fleet of electric buses in Grand County to serve the area's 520,000 riders. |
Grand County |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado West Healthcare System |
In partnership with Community Hospital, the Mesa County Public Health Department, Colorado Mesa University and the community, this project will provide 80-100 child care spots at an Early Childhood Education Center at Community Hospital in Grand Junction, Colorado. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$24,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mesa County/Grand Valley Transit |
Grand Valley Transit will replace four compressed natural gas buses that have or will reach the end of their useful life by Fall 2021.
|
Grand Valley |
CO |
$1,223,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Gunnison Valley Rural Transportation Authority |
Gunnison Valley Rural Transportation Authority (GVRTA) will expand its fleet by two compressed natural gas buses. |
Gunnison Valley |
CO |
$1,460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hayden |
This project will fund the construction of the entrepreneurial and cultural arts centers within the Hayden Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Project, which aims to convert the old Hayden High School into a community center with child care, a fitness center, a cultural arts hub, and an entrepreneurial center.
|
Hayden |
CO |
$2,867,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ignacio |
This project will help the Town of Ignacio buy a nonfunctioning school facility to help revitalize the town’s downtown and grow its economy.
|
Ignacio |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County |
This project will rehab and operate two HNCs to serve residents experiencing homelessness and housing instability. The HNCs will provide low barrier, centralized access to on-site housing navigation, support services, shelter beds, hygiene resources, and permanent affordable and supportive housing options.
|
Jefferson County |
CO |
$6,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Easterseals Colorado |
This project will fund renovations and improve rehabilitation services at Easterseals’ main location in Lakewood, which provides programs and supports that enhance quality of life and create opportunities for people with disabilities, older adults and caregivers in rural and urban communities across the state.
|
Lakewood |
CO |
$980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Larimer County |
This project will help construct the remaining 1.5 miles of new paved surface trail in Larimer County to complete the full 45-mile Poudre River Regional Trail, which runs from Bellvue to Greeley. |
Larimer County |
CO |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Larimer County |
This project will allow the Boys & Girls Clubs of Larimer County to buy and renovate a facility to create a collaborative child and family services campus in Loveland. |
Loveland |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northern Colorado Regional Airport |
The Northern Colorado Regional Multimodal Transportation Center will create and improve ground and air-based transportation systems located along the I-25 corridor in Colorado, as well as construct a new regional multimodal transportation terminal and support infrastructure.
|
Loveland |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Loveland |
This project will upgrade Loveland’s Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) infrastructure with improved video technology in its Traffic Operations Center and support the acquisition of additional ITS devices.
|
Loveland |
CO |
$585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo County Government |
This project will expand Joe Martinez Boulevard, which is a critical route in the event of a natural disaster that would require evacuation or alternate routes.
|
Pueblo |
CO |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pueblo |
This airport expansion and remodel project will 1) expand the existing concourse to accommodate a larger numbers of travelers, add restroom facilities and vending to the hold room, add canopies to the front and the rear of the terminal to improve the safety of passengers entering the terminal, and make necessary updates and safety improvements to the building and façade. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$4,010,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rifle |
This project will upgrade an interchange along I-70, which would reduce traffic bottlenecks and improve development potential in the area.
|
Rifle |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Steamboat Springs |
This project will support the construction of 2.17 miles of sidewalk and trail connection to link the outlying neighborhoods of Steamboat Springs to the existing pedestrian sidewalk and trails network. The project will increase safety, allow access for people with disabilities, and encourage alternative transportation options which will reduce emissions and ultimately improve air quality.
|
Steamboat Springs |
CO |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Centennial Mental Health Center, Inc. |
Developed in partnership with the Centennial Mental Health Center and Logan County, this project will develop Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) in Sterling to address the significant affordable housing shortage and serve a growing homeless population with supportive services.
|
Sterling |
CO |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Thornton |
This project will rehabilitate a community center to expand the facility, make it more accessible, and connect it to a nearby park to increase outdoor recreation opportunities.
|
Thornton |
CO |
$8,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ute Mountain Ute Tribe |
This project will help the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe upgrade some of its 600 multi-generational, stick-built and mobile homes to bring them up to code, make them fully functional, and provide ADA compliant bathrooms and accessibility for disabled and eldery residents. |
Ute Mountain Ute Reservation |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Vail - Vail Transit |
Vail Transit will replace two diesel buses with battery electric buses and purchase charging infrastructure to modernize their fleet and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. |
Vail |
CO |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Bennet |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Windsor |
The project will expand the intersection of Highway 257 and Eastman Park Drive to improve safety and traffic capacity as the neighboring area undergoes significant residential and commercial growth. |
Windsor |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Natural Resource Conservation Service |
Conduct a Coastal Zone Soil Survey for the Long Island Sound Estuary |
Statewide |
CT |
$10,154,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Hartford |
Fund the City of Hartford's Youth Violence Prevention and Intervention program |
City of Hartford |
CT |
$1,398,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Milford Lab at Northeast Fisheries Science Center |
Facilities upgrades for shellfish aquaculture research at Northeast Fisheries Science Center |
Milford |
CT |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of New Haven |
This project will fund New Haven's Community Crisis Response Team |
New Haven |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk |
Establish a trap removal program to mitigate the ecological and economic harms of derelict traps on commercial and recreational fishers and coastal and marine habitats across Long Island Sound |
Norwalk |
CT |
$569,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Norwich |
Norwich Emergency Dispatch Center |
Norwich |
CT |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Connecticut |
To support the creation of an Ecological Modeling Institute at the University of Connecticut. |
Storrs |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Fairfield |
This project will fund the Town of Fairfield's "FERN" (Fairfield Emergency Radio Network) |
Town of Fairfield |
CT |
$3,499,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Branford |
This will provide funding for North Branford's Enhancements to Public Safety Communications System |
Town of North Branford |
CT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Simsbury |
Simsbury Police Tech |
Town of Simsbury |
CT |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Henry C. Lee Institute of Forensic Science |
Fund training for law enforcement into hate crimes and shooting investigations, including use of latest technologies to recognize, evaluate and document, collect and preserve physical evidence, and use of latest techniques applied to forensic analysis and interpretation. |
West Haven |
CT |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wilton |
This funding will fund the Town of Wilton's Public Safety Communications System |
Wilton |
CT |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Conduct a feasibility study for rehabilitation of the Hartford and East Hartford Levee systems, as authorized in the America's Water Infrastructure Act of 2018 |
City of Hartford |
CT |
$2,340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
The Towers Foundation |
Provide a one-time investment for the purchase of co-generator equipment at The Towers at Tower Lane in New Haven. |
New Haven |
CT |
$288,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Fund the dredging of the Westport Harbor Federal Navigation Project, commonly known as the Saugatuck River |
Westport |
CT |
$2,810,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Quinnipiac University |
Funding for Quinnipiac University Community Entrepreneurship Academy and Clinic |
Hamden |
CT |
$406,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Connecticut State Library |
To support the transfer of historically significant digital records from state agencies to a secure digital repository. |
Hartford, CT |
CT |
$948,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Black Business Alliance, Inc. |
To help bridge the wealth gap for black-owned businesses by addressing systemic issues and providing improved access to capital. |
New Haven |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Women’s Business Development Council, Inc. |
To provide COVID-19 relief programs and services to small businesses owned by women and minorities in Connecticut. |
Stamford |
CT |
$334,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Town of Thompson, Office of Planning & Development |
Small business resource center in Thompson |
Town of Thompson |
CT |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Capitol Region Council of Governments |
Fund update of Capitol Region Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan |
Capitol Region Council of Governments |
CT |
$189,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Coventry |
Fund connection of public safety complexes to a microgrid in Coventry |
Coventry |
CT |
$232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of East Lyme |
Fund construction of communications tower at East Lyme Public Safety building |
East Lyme |
CT |
$213,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Madison |
Fund Emergency Operation Center in Madison, CT |
Madison |
CT |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the replacement of the structurally deficient and hydraulically inadequate Bible Rock Brook bridge in Middletown, Connecticut. |
Middletown |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Department of Emergency Services and Public Pro |
Fund 24-hour Watch Desk at CT Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection (DESPP) State Interagency Coordination Center (SICC) |
Middletown |
CT |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Connecticut Institute for Resilience and Climate A |
Fund resilience planning in New London and Hartford counties |
New London and Hartford Counties |
CT |
$6,796,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Newington |
Fund new Emergency Operations Center in Newington |
Newington |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of North Branford |
Fund updates at Emergency Operations Center in North Branford |
North Branford |
CO |
$610,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the construction of the proposed project, including the off-site mitigation plan proposed to replace wetland vegetation impacted by construction. |
Old Lyme |
CT |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Old Lyme |
Fund new Emergency Operations Center in Old Lyme |
Old Lyme |
CT |
$945,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Oxford |
Funding expansion of Oxford Emergency Operations Center |
Oxford |
CT |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of South Windsor, CT |
Fund upgrades at South Windsor Emergency Operation Center |
South Windsor |
CT |
$84,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bethel Public Utilities Department |
Construct water treatment facility in Bethel |
Bethel |
CT |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bethel Public Utilities Department |
Fund wastewater pumping station improvements in Bethel |
Bethel |
|
$1,138,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bethel Public Utilities Department |
Install new SCADA system |
Bethel |
CT |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Regional District 11 |
To provide the regional high school with an updated water system. |
Chaplin |
CT |
$173,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Aqua Vista Assocation |
To replace water lines and upgrade pipe. |
Danbury |
CT |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Danbury Public Utilities Department |
Filter media replacement at West Lake WTP |
Danbury |
CT |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Danbury Public Utilities Department |
To replace Water Treatment Plant filter media in order to optimize the operation of the water plant filters. |
Danbury |
CT |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Danbury Public Utilities Department |
WestConn Pump Station Rehab |
Danbury |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Danbury Public Utilities Department |
Pump station upgrades at West Lake Water Treatment Plan |
Danbury |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Danbury Public Utilities Department |
To upgrade the pump station. |
Danbury |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority |
Electrical Upgrades at Lake Saltonstall Water Treatment Plan |
East Haven |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority |
Chemical system upgrades at Lake Saltonstall Water Treatment Plant |
East Haven |
CT |
$1,155,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority |
Fund chemical treatment system improvements at South Sleeping Giant Wellfield. |
Hamden |
CT |
$1,674,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan District Commission |
Wastewater treatment upgrades at Hartford Waste Treatment Facility |
Hartford |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hartford |
To make structural repair work to the Gardener's Cottage and Carriage House. |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lyme Art Association |
Renovations at Lyme Art Association |
Lyme |
CT |
$1,265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Manchester |
This project will yield a long-term improvement in water quality & reliability for two disadvantaged communities in Manchester, and the South St project will allow for two affordable housing (Habitat for Humanity) projects to attain occupancy. |
Manchester |
CT |
$1,826,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of New Fairfield |
To provide sewage capacity for the needed development of affordable housing in the center of New Fairfield. |
New Fairfield |
CT |
$9,619,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Save the Sound |
To protect and restore water quality in New Haven Harbor and the City's three watersheds. |
New Haven |
CT |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
$375 |
To protect and restore water quality in New Haven Harbor and the City's three watersheds. |
New Haven |
CT |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Norwich Public Utilities |
To connect the 1,220-foot gap between the Norwich and Groton water systems. |
Norwich |
CT |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Norwich Public Utilities |
To re-line a significant portion of the Norwich Public Utilities (NPU) wastewater system and extend the life of the existing gravity sewer system. |
Norwich |
CT |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Norwich Public Utilities |
To re-line a significant portion of the Norwich Public Utilities (NPU) wastewater system and extend the life of the existing gravity sewer system. |
Norwich |
CT |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Stamford |
Install a roadside bioswale in Stamford, CT |
Stamford |
CT |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Stonington WPCA |
River Road Pumping Station upgrades in Stonington |
Stonington |
CT |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Suffield Water Pollution Control Authority |
To eliminate the potential health, safety, and environmental impacts associated with septic system failure and will provide a long-term, affordable solution to wastewater treatment for the 44 homes in the Kent Farms area. |
Suffield |
CT |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Eastview Kozley Water Association PublicWaterSyste |
Fund well upgrades at Eastview Kozley Water Association |
Tolland |
CT |
$24,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wallingford Sewer Division |
To enhance wastewater treatment of a publicly owned treatment works, providing for improved effluent water quality from the wastewater treatment plant discharging to the Quinnipiac River. |
Wallingford |
CT |
$1,840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of West Haven |
To benefit the residential area and improve the tourist economy by controlling methane and hydrogen sulfide odors. |
West Haven |
CT |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of West Haven |
To fund a feasibility study regarding the establishment of a bio-digestion facility to manage sewage treatment plant biosolid (sludge) disposal and to divert organic waste from the municipal collection and incineration process. |
West Haven |
CT |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Second Taxing District of the City of Norwalk |
Sewer pump station construction |
Wilton |
|
$1,104,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Windham Water Works |
Fund Raw Water Bypass Pump Station |
Windham |
CT |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwin University (University of Bridgeport) |
This project will support the establishment of a Manufacturing Training Center on the University of Bridgeport campus to introduce students to advanced manufacturing, including Machining and Welding. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$1,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Liberation Programs, Inc. |
Funding will be used to hire two-family focused Recovery Coaches to support clients and families during treatment and after discharge. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$137,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Applied Behavioral Rehabilitation Institute, Inc. |
Funding will provide vocational and educational programming to support Veterans in workforce development and employment training. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Liberation Programs, Inc. |
Funding will be used for renovations at the Pelletier Wellness Center. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$16,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nuvance Health |
Funding for this project will be used to purchase capital equipment for a new outpatient mental health center in Norwalk, CT. |
Danbury |
CT |
$2,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Western Connecticut |
Funds will support the development of Prosperi-Key, a new web-based platform that will connect low-income families with businesses and services that will provide them with discounts and supports. |
Danbury |
CT |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The New American Dream Foundation |
Funding would be used to bolster the Senior Hot Meals Program operated by The New American Dream Foundation, supporting the direct purchase of hot meals for low-income seniors in Danbury, CT and the coordination needed to distribute the meals. |
Danbury |
CT |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Services, Inc. |
Funding will support integration of behavioral health and primary care services. |
Dayville |
CT |
$461,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
InterCommunity Health Care |
Funding will support of the expansion of hospital violence intervention program collaboratives. |
East Hartford |
CT |
$1,598,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Connecticut Health Center |
Funding would be used to expand three health professions training programs through a recruitment program with UCHC and HCBUs, increasing the number of Black students training to become health professionals. |
Farmington |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Connecticut Health Center |
Funding will be used to establish a year long STEM education program for grades 7-12 at four sites in Connecticut to stimulate interest in science and medicine among Black students. |
Farmington |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Greenwich |
Funding would be used for the renovation of the YWCA to better serve serve clients and meet the increased need for Domestic Abuse Services. |
Greenwich |
CT |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Greenwich |
This project will support the YWCA’s new preschool programs by covering the costs to complete the process of obtaining certification from the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). |
Greenwich |
CT |
$65,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cornell Scott - Hill Health Center - Hamden Health |
Funding will increase access to primary care and behavioral health care by renovating a commercial space into a new health center site. |
Hamden |
CT |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hartford Promise |
Expand scholarship and employment readiness opportunities for at-risk students. |
Hartford |
CT |
$2,940,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center |
Funding will support placing community health workers into the community food pantry. |
Hartford |
CT |
$770,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Capital Workforce Partners |
This project seeks to reduce unemployment and recidivism rates for returning citizens through an Integrated Basic Education and Skills Training program. |
Hartford |
CT |
$593,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut |
Expansion of DPIL and book distribution across the state to support the development of critical literacy skills for low-income children. |
Hartford |
CT |
$345,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RE-Center Race Equity in Education |
This project will support the expansion of RE-Center’s work, which largely consists of providing teachers at all levels with the equity-centered professional development needed to address race-based achievement gaps in Connecticut’s public schools. The program also supports youth via Equity Teams for Positive School Change to work with administrators and teachers to create equitable school environments, with a specific lens on addressing racism and inequity. |
Hartford |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
COMPASS Youth Collaborative |
This project will support the ongoing work of COMPASS Peacebuilders, who work with Hartford youth who are disengaged from school to develop positive life plans, return to school, and find employment. |
Hartford |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charter Oak Cultural Center |
Funding will modernize space for new on-site mental health services, with a focus on Adverse Childhood Experiences prevention and response. |
Hartford |
CT |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charter Oak Cultural Center |
Funding will support the implementation of Adverse Childhood Experiences training. |
Hartford |
CT |
$47,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Club of Meriden |
This funding would support the activities of the Afterschool Enrichment Program at the Boys and Girls Club Meriden. The Program supports at-risk youth through a variety of services, including meal supports, mental health support, tutoring, music lessons, arts enrichment, sports, etc. |
Meriden |
CT |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Beat the Street Community Center Inc. |
This program provides career development services from ages 14+ to keep kids off the streets and assist community members looking for employment. |
Meriden |
CT |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Center, Inc. (CHC, Inc.) of CT |
Funding will support the creation of an Education and Training Technical Assistance Center to train providers and address the shortage of primary care workers. |
Middletown |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oddfellows Playhouse Youth Theater |
This project will support the Oddfellows Playhouse’s neighborhood-based programs, specifically to send teaching artists to the lowest income neighborhoods in Middletown and bring youth from these neighborhoods to the theater for afterschool programs. |
Middletown |
CT |
$48,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridges Healthcare, Inc. |
Funding would be used to replace the HVAC system in the facility to ensure that Bridges can continue to safely serve their patient population and continue to meet OSHA and DPH requirements. |
Milford |
CT |
$849,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridges Healthcare, Inc. |
Funding would be used to upgrade the current technology systems and enhance cybersecurity to safeguard and facilitate connections with patients. |
Milford |
CT |
$151,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridges Healthcare, Inc. |
Funding would be used to replace the boiler system in the facility to ensure that Bridges can continue to safely serve their patient population, correct a flooding issue in the basement, and improve energy efficiency. |
Milford |
CT |
$29,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Mental Health Affiliates, Inc. (CMHA) |
Construction/rehab of a new mental health facility for a temporary crisis respite program. |
New Britain |
CT |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Haven Public Schools |
Acquisition of technology to help establish manufacturing labs in the public school system ensuring students have adequate training to enter the manufacturing sector. |
New Haven |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Albertus Magnus College |
Funding will be used to expand the College's technology infrastructure to support student's technological education and access to experiential learning and training; the funding will support the creation of computer labs, technology lending libraries, and an internship program. |
New Haven |
CT |
$1,425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Workforce Alliance |
This project will provide professional development and guided pathways to entering and advancing in the information technology (IT) field, particularly for 18-24-year-olds disconnected from school or work. |
New Haven |
CT |
$823,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Haven Reads Community Book Bank |
Funding would support the expansion of an intensive Structured Literacy pilot called RISE (Reading Intervention for Success Everyday) through staff and tutor training and student recruitment. |
New Haven |
CT |
$216,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Opportunities Industrialization Center, Inc. |
This project will provide training services to low-income, underemployed, and under-educated adults to provide them with valuable skills and strategies to be successful and productive members of their community. |
New London |
CT |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alliance for Living |
Funding will support opioid use disorder interventions through health navigators and clinicians in community settings. |
New London County |
CT |
$270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwill of Southern New England |
This project plans to provide intensive workforce development and re-integration services for up to 200 returning individuals utilizing a combination of their own resources and other grant support. |
North Haven |
CT |
$372,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southeastern Regional Action Council Inc. |
This funding will support three staff member positions for approximately 12 months to develop town-based Wellness Teams with the mission of rebuilding community connectedness by re-engaging residents at risk and disseminating federal and state resources. |
Norwich |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Health Education Center |
Funding will support further investment in clinician training and development to increase the number of underserved residents served at Inter-professional Education clinics. |
Norwich |
CT |
$139,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Council of Family Service Agencies |
Funding will support improved access to health care for children at an elevated risk of mental health disorders. |
Rocky Hill |
CT |
$368,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Johnson Memorial Hospital |
Funding will support development of a senior emergency care department. |
Stafford Springs |
CT |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Stamford |
Provide at-risk youth ages 18-24 with opportunities for academic certification and job training. |
Stamford |
CT |
$513,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reading Is Fundamental, Inc. |
This project will help Reading Is Fundamental implement a high-quality plan to support childhood literacy that includes book distributions, literacy activities, teacher support, and parent involvement, reaching an estimated 19,500 elementary children. |
Stamford |
CT |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gaylord Hospital, Inc. |
Funding would be used for the renovation and equipment expenses required to begin a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation physician residency program in partnership with UCONN John Dempsey and Hartford HealthCare. |
Wallingford |
CT |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Regional Workforce Investment Board |
This funding would partner the workforce board with local youth service providers, school governance councils, construction-related training providers, and local job and training centers to place students into job placements. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Bridge to Success Community Partnership |
This project will support the expansion of the Waterbury Bridge to Success Community Partnership with local organizations, families, and volunteers working to prepare Waterbury's youth for success from cradle to career, specifically via building partnerships between local public schools and communities to provide every child with the direct services and supports they need to succeed. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$382,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Capitol Region Education Council |
This project will support the Connecticut Teacher Residency Program (CT-TRP) in bringing more educators from underrepresented backgrounds into Connecticut classrooms. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Greater Waterbury |
This project will support the addition of mindfulness workshops in the United Way's eight Positive Youth Development Afterschool programs. These afterschool programs predominantly serve low-income children in the Waterbury area, and the mindfulness workshops are meant to build off of their ongoing programming related to supporting the social-emotional learning of participants. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Children’s Museum (Hartford) |
This project will help the Center expand its programs and reach, which serve to bring equitable social and economic mobility for disadvantaged Hartford youth by enriching their educational experiences with high quality, out-of-school time, STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) programs. |
West Hartford |
CT |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Saint Joseph |
Funding will support the creation of an Interprofessional Health Education Center. |
West Hartford |
CT |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Haven |
Support the procurement of technology for the University's Center for Consumer Protection and Cybersecurity to train students and ensure students are equip to fill the many cybersecurity roles needed in Connecticut and across the country. |
West Haven |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
United States Navy |
Adequate and appropriately configured facilities are required to support magnetic
signature measurements on submarines at every opportunity and no more than 90 days prior
to deployment. The UEMMS range measures magnetic and electric field data as required for Los Angeles and
Virginia class submarines.
|
New London |
CT |
$14,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Air National Guard |
This project consolidates two like functions into one sustainable facility and facilitates the demolition of 4 aging and energy inefficient buildings totaling of 22,777 SF. |
Windsor Locks |
CT |
$14,990,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ball & Socket Arts |
Funding for construction and renovations at Ball and Socket Arts Center |
Cheshire |
CT |
$5,137,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Clinton |
Fund roadway improvements along the Route 81 Corridor in Clinton, CT, for pedestrians, bicyclists, transit riders, and motorists regionally and residentially. |
Clinton |
CT |
$4,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding to improve roadway capacity on Route 34 in Derby |
Derby |
CT |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for necessary bridge repairs and sidewalk construction on the East Haddam Swing Bridge. |
East Haddam |
CT |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Fund rail station improvements in Enfield, CT |
Enfield |
CT |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Western Connecticut Council of Governments |
Funding for the completion of a comprehensive planning study that evaluates the existing conditions of the Norwalk River Valley Trail corridor, determines a final alignment of the full trail, develops concept designs, and spells out an implementation plan to guide construction. |
Fairfield County |
CT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy in Connecticut |
To support a community-based green infrastructure project to reduce risk from flooding. |
Groton |
CT |
$725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Beulah Land Development Corporation |
Funding to construct new single and multi-family housing units in Hamden |
Hamden |
CT |
$2,996,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Historical Society |
Funding for planning for the relocation of the Connecticut Historical Society (CHS) and The Children's Museum (TCM) to more accessible locations. |
Hartford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capitol Region Council of Government |
Funding for the Capitol Region Council of Governments to assist homeowners affected by crumbling foundations with remediation and home restoration. |
Hartford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hartford |
Funding for the construction of streetscape elements along North Main Street in Hartford, CT. |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mothers United Against Violence |
Fund Mothers Impact Project through Mothers United Against Violence |
Hartford |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Minority Construction Council, Inc |
to provide small minority businesses in construction with technical assistance. |
Hartford |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Foundation Solutions Indemnity Company |
Funding for study of public structures affected by crumbling foundations in Northeastern Connecticut |
Hartford, Tolland, Windham Counties |
CT |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Mansfield |
Funding for intersection improvements at CT-195 and CT-89 |
Mansfield |
CT |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Milford |
To expand operations and facilities within the Boys and Girls Club of Milford. |
Milford |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Naugatuck |
Funding to construct a road-separated multi-use trail along Naugatuck River |
Naugatuck |
CT |
$4,178,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Britain Public Library Exterior Renovation |
Funding for renovations at New Britain Public Library |
New Britain |
CT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Economic Development Corporation of New Haven |
Construct building for employee-owned laundry enterprise |
New Haven |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Youth Continuum |
To create services for homeless youth, minor victims of domestic human trafficking, and youth with serious mental health and substance abuse issues. |
New Haven |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New London |
To construct a Community Recreation Center. |
New London |
CT |
$934,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New London |
Construct new ferry terminal |
New London |
CT |
$864,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of New Milford |
Funding for accessibility improvements Butter Brook Senior Housing in New Milford |
New Milford |
CT |
$1,719,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the full demolition and structure replacement of the East Avenue Bridge, Osborne Avenue Bridge, and Fort Point Street Bridge in Norwalk, CT. |
Norwalk |
CT |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Old Saybrook |
Fund the construction of sidewalks to connect Old Saybrook and Westbrook, CT, to provide safe accessible pedestrian walkways. |
Old Saybrook |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding to construct new trail and close 5-mile gap in East Coast Greenway and Farmington Heritage Canal Trail |
Plainville |
CT |
$3,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Stamford |
Funding for the acquisition of reliable traffic control and detection equipment to improve critical signal system infrastructure and reduce travel delays. |
Stamford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Stamford |
Rehabilitate historic building for new satellite library branch |
Stamford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding to accommodate return of commercial air service to the Igor I Sikorsky Memorial Airport. |
Stratford |
CT |
$11,167,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Five Points Center for the Visual Arts, Inc. |
Funding for renovations at Five Point Center for Visual Arts in Torrington |
Torrington |
CT |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Trumbull |
Funding for construction of a Veterans and First Responder Training Center for veterans between Stamford and West Haven, CT. |
Trumbull |
CT |
$2,970,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
Funding for the construction of a new Naugatuck Valley Regional Fire School to replace the former school which closed due to environmental contamination. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Annie C Courtney Foundation, Inc |
To purchase a multi-family home to be rented exclusively to young adults with Foster Youth to Independence Vouchers. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of West Haven |
Funding to construct new fire headquarters in West Haven |
West Haven |
CT |
$35,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of New Haven |
Funding for conversion of the Canal Dock boathouse's mezzanine into marine life science labs and classrooms for education and community engagement. |
West Haven |
CT |
$1,920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Windham Region No Freeze Project, Inc |
Funding to expand support services at Windham Region No Freeze Project |
Willimantic |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blumenthal |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Windsor Locks |
Funding for construction of a Public Market on Main Street in the Town's center to build upon the investment in the new Hartford Line railroad station in Windsor Locks, slated to begin construction this year. |
Windsor Locks |
CT |
$7,098,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Southeast Missouri State University |
Programmatic support to improve and expand training, including de-escalation training, for law enforcement academy students and continuing education programs. |
Cape Girardeau |
MO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Missouri State University |
The Ozarks Health and Life Science Center at Temple Hall at Missouri State University will house classrooms, labs, and offices to support STEM, health, and life sciences research and academic programs. Missouri State University’s enrollment in the sciences has grown from 1,000 to 2,400 since Temple Hall was constructed, including a doubling of the College of Natural and Applied Sciences’ graduate enrollment over the last 25 years. Additional space is needed to meet College of Natural and Applied Sciences’ educational and research needs. |
Springfield |
MO |
$60,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
I support funding for the Lower Missouri River Flood Risk and Resiliency Study, MO – Brunswick L-246, which will be used for the feasibility cost share agreement (FCSA) to be negotiated and executed with the local partner, and PMP prepared for a Planning study. |
Brunswick |
MO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
I support funding for the reimbursement of the Monarch Chesterfield Levee District reimbursement.
|
Chesterfield |
MO |
$12,645,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
I support funding for the Lower Missouri River Flood Risk and Resiliency Study, MO – Holt County, which will be used for the feasibility cost share agreement (FCSA) to be negotiated and executed with the local partner, and PMP prepared for a Planning study.
|
Holt County |
MO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
I support funding for the Lower Missouri River Flood Risk and Resiliency Study, MO – Jefferson City L-142, which will be used for the feasibility cost share agreement (FCSA) to be negotiated and executed with the local partner, and PMP prepared for a Planning study.
|
Jefferson City |
MO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Navigation and Ecosystem Sustainability Program (NESP) integrates the needs of both navigation infrastructure improvements and ecosystem restoration into a single, multi-purpose program. NESP addresses several key mission areas of the Corps’ Civil Works business lines: navigation, ecosystem restoration, and recreation. |
Winfield |
MO |
$45,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Financial Services and General Government |
The State Historical Society of Missouri |
The Processing Congressional Papers Project will increase access and encourage research in the papers of significant Members of Congress from Missouri so that they can be easily understood and used more easily for research purposes. |
Columbia |
MO |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Financial Services and General Government |
Harry S. Truman Library and Museum |
The Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum proposes to transform its grounds into an important national heritage site and engaging resource for the local community by reimagining, repurposing, and reconfiguring the property surrounding the Truman Library. |
Independence |
MO |
$11,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wilson's Creek National Battlefield |
Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield is home to the battle fought on August 10, 1861, which was the first major Civil War engagement west of the Mississippi River, involving about 5,400 Union troops and 12,000 Confederates. This funding will support further land acquisition that the National Park Services views as critical.
|
Christian and Greene Counties |
MO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service |
The historic Missouri River nicknamed "Big Muddy" because of its murky, sediment-filled waters, serves as beneficial habitat for many wildlife species. The Big Muddy National Fish and Wildlife Refuge was established in September 1994 for the development, advancement, management, conservation, and protection of fish and wildlife resources. This funding will support further land acquisition that the National Park Services views as critical.
|
Kansas City to St. Louis |
MO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Park Service |
The Gateway Arch National Park was redesignated in 2018. The 630-foot arch allows views of the landscape and its underground Museum of Westward Expansion contains exhibits on the American Indians, Thomas Jefferson, Lewis and Clark, and others. This funding will support further land acquisition that the National Park Services views as critical. |
St. Louis County |
MO |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Middle Mississippi River National Wildlife Refuge |
The Middle Mississippi River National Wildlife Refuge was established in 2000. Initial land acquisition was in response to the flood of 1993. Refuge lands lie within the uncontrolled portion of the Middle Mississippi River, below the confluence with the Missouri River, where river levels are not regulated by the lock and dam system. This funding will support further land acquisition that the National Park Services views as critical. |
St. Louis to Cairo |
MO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ste. Genevieve National Historical Park |
The Ste. Genevieve National Historical Park was designated as a new National Park Service unit in October 2020. This additional funding for repairs and restoration is needed for the proper stewardship of these new responsibilities and to meet future maintenance and infrastructure needs. |
Ste. Genevieve |
MO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ste. Genevieve National Historical Park |
The Ste. Genevieve National Historical Park was designated as a new National Park Service unit in October 2020. This additional funding for acquisitions is needed for the proper stewardship of these new responsibilities and to meet future capacity requirements. |
Ste. Genevieve |
MO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Curators of the University of Missouri |
Funding will be used for construction and research equipment for the NextGen Precision Health Institute, a state-of-the-art facility at the University of Missouri-Columbia that will be available to all University of Missouri System researchers. This facility will bring biomolecular, computational and engineering disciplines, veterinary, human medicine, and industry partners under one roof. |
Columbia |
MO |
$122,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Missouri Coalition for Primary Health Care |
Construction and equipment funds will be used to build a Center of Excellence that combines the work of the Primary Care Association and the Behavioral Health Council to serve as a training facility with the goal of enhancing the integration of care and improving access to medical, dental, behavioral health, substance use disorders / opioid use disorders services, and social supports at the local level. |
Jefferson City |
MO |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Missouri State University |
The Ozarks Health and Life Science Center at Temple Hall at Missouri State University will house classrooms, labs, and offices to support STEM, health, and life sciences research and academic programs. Missouri State University’s enrollment in the sciences has grown from 1,000 to 2,400 since Temple Hall was constructed, including a doubling of the College of Natural and Applied Sciences’ graduate enrollment over the last 25 years. Additional space is needed to meet College of Natural and Applied Sciences’ educational and research needs. |
Springfield |
MO |
$60,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ozarks Technical Community College |
Ozarks Technical Community College plans to create a Federal Aviation Administration certified Airframe and Powerplant Maintenance industry-recognized credentialed training program to serve the growing regional need for aircraft mechanics, partnered by and located at the Springfield-Branson National Airport. |
Springfield |
MO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ozarks Technical Community College |
Ozarks Technical Community College plans to expand existing health sciences and technical programs to include high-demand, high-wage fields such as nursing and surgical technology, with graduate job placement rates at or near 100 percent. |
Springfield |
MO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra |
The St. Louis Symphony Orchestra seeks to ensure ongoing access to music education for our region’s students – including students, teachers, and schools in under-resourced areas – and to continue expanding access nationally through excellent virtual programming. |
St Louis |
MO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Leonard Wood Department of Public Works |
Fort Leonard Wood (FLW) has a roughly 1,000 bed space deficit for Advanced Individual Training (AIT) personnel as validated by the Army’s Real Property Plans and Analysis process. The planning and design of this project will result in the construction of the barracks that will complete the AIT Battalion complex. |
Fort Leonard Wood |
MO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Aviation Classification Repair Activity Depot |
Construct an aircraft maintenance hangar addition that will provide for a safe working environment and provided adequate workspace that will allow for aircraft to be overhauled and maintained in a more orderly, methodical and efficient fashion allowing for increased production. The addition will provide multipurpose space for the maintenance, repair, and major overhaul of military aircraft and will include tech supply, production control, and quality control areas directly related to the maintenance and supervision of aircraft, component and assembly rebuilding, and quality control of aviation maintenance and airfield operations requirements for the Missouri Aviation Classification and Repair Activity Depot. |
Springfield |
MO |
$38,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Missouri Department of Transportation |
The primary purpose of this project is to add two Directional Ramps and Improve I-70 / US 63 Interchange, which the Missouri Department of Transportation has identified as a Tier 1 unfunded need and estimates the total cost of the project to be $62,000,000.
|
Boone County |
MO |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Waynesville-St. Robert Regional Airport |
The Waynesville-St. Robert Regional Airport is a joint-use airport located at Fort Leonard Wood, which facilitates regional commercial service between the Waynesville-St. Robert Regional Airport and St. Louis Lambert Airport. Funding will be used to construct a new commercial passenger terminal facility, a commercial aircraft parking apron, and a parking lot for passenger access. |
Fort Leonard Wood |
MO |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Blunt |
MO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Missouri Department of Transportation |
The Chester Bridge, originally constructed in 1942, has two 11-foot lanes and carries 7,000 vehicles per day. It connects the cities of Chester, Illinois and Perryville, Missouri across the Mississippi River via Highway 51. The Missouri Department of Transportation has identified this project as a top need and estimates the unfunded need to be approximately $77,000,000 for Missouri's portion of the total project cost.
|
Perryville |
MO |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Borough of Paulsboro |
For construction of a new, environmentally sustainable municipal complex that will house the administrative offices and the police station.
|
Paulsboro |
NJ |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Penns Grove |
To repair and repurpose the Penns Grove Borough’s community center and eliminate blight in the community, creating a safe and accessible place for adult and youth recreational activities that will increase the well-being of residents within the community. |
Penns Grove |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Norwescap |
To purchase and renovate a new, more modern facility that will allow the Norwescap Foodbank to significantly expand its capacity to deliver food (approximately 30%, or 500,000 pounds) to over 100 feeding partners, serving over 12,000 people in Hunterdon, Warren, and Sussex counties. |
Phillipsburg |
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault |
For operating costs to develop a statewide post-COVID-19 survivors of sexual violence support and resources program that facilitates adaptation and enhancement of services to meet the unprecedented needs of survivors across New Jersey in the aftermath of the pandemic--particularly of survivors from marginalized communities most impacted by this crisis and with historically higher rates of sexual violence and barriers to accessing services, such as women of color, LGBTQ+ individuals, and those with disabilities.
|
Lawrenceville |
NJ |
$440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Leonia |
To create a unified communications center that will increase the interoperability of local and regional public safety departments. This project will enable the Office of Emergency Management (OEM), Emergency Medial Services (EMS), the Leonia Police Department, and Leonia Fire Department to operate on the same band of frequency. In addition to this, the Strengthening Public Safety Communications Project will further advance Borough goals of interoperability by allowing direct communication between our public safety professionals and the Bergen County Communications Center. This will increase the health and safety of community members. |
Leonia |
NJ |
$251,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Stafford Township Police Department |
The On POINT program is a partnership between Ocean Mental Health Services (OceanMHS), a non-profit behavioral health center, and various participating Ocean County police departments. OceanMHS provides on-site social workers at participating police departments, and police departments send referrals to On POINT for community residents they identify as high-risk, frequent utilizers of emergency services, or in need of a social work intervention.
The proposed project is to expand the On POINT (Proactive Outreach In Needs and Treatment) program to include Barnegat Township |
Manahawkin |
NJ |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Montclair State University |
The proposed Traveling HAB Lab is a mobile education program that provides on-site, discovery-based activities. The events will give students and community members an understanding of water quality issues in their immediate environments and help foster environmental stewardship. The program will use the events to recruit participants to become citizen scientists that will work to monitor HAB, reduce pollution to surrounding waters and improve water quality throughout the state. The goal is to build local volunteer groups interested in protecting the environment, the health of their people, as well as the economies of their lake/coastal communities. |
Montclair |
NJ |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Newark Community Street Team |
Funding will be used for:
-High Risk Intervention (HRI): NCST deploys its HRI team to intervene in historic and current conflicts, prevent retaliation, respond to loitering calls and provide victim services to survivors of violence. Funding will be used to support the salaries of 4 high risk interventionists.
-Community Outreach Work: Outreach Workers/Case Managers providing mentoring through a case management model to those at greatest risk of becoming a victim or perpetrator of violence.
|
Newark |
NJ |
$471,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Center for Hope and Safety |
Funding will be used to pay for salaries and associated administrative expenses for three full-time DV/Family Law Attorneys and two paralegals in order to continue to provide free legal advice, counsel and representation to victims of domestic violence in Bergen County, NJ, who could not otherwise afford an attorney.
|
Rochelle Park |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hudson PartnershipCare Management Organization |
For hiring credible messenger mentors to provide juvenile justice involved youth with support and guidance to complete their HS diploma, vocational training, obtain employment and avoid the school to prison pipeline.
The funding will be used in the following ways:
Personnel/Salaries $250,000 (5 mentors)
General Operations $90,000 ($600 per youth for activities and financial assistance)
|
Secaucus |
NJ |
$340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Township of South Hackensack |
To implement new safety and security measures within the South Hackensack Municipal Building, including a key card access system on doorways and entrances and a new, secure phone system. |
South Hackensack |
NJ |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Union City |
For a new closed-circuit television (CCTV) system to be installed in New York Street Park and 33rd Street Water Park, as well as general upgrades to the City’s existing CCTV. |
Union City |
NJ |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Union County |
To purchase equipment for a new radio site and make upgrades to three existing sites to fill gaps in the law enforcement interoperable communications network and improve performance of the existing network.The project involves the purchase of equipment to establish a new radio site to enhance interoperable communications coverage for law enforcement in the western portion of Union County and to make equipment upgrades to the existing three radio sites to enhance overall performance of the expanded network. Importantly, the project would increase coverage in New Providence, Berkeley Heights, and Summit, communities where there are gaps in coverage and capacity limitations in the existing network. |
Union County |
NJ |
$1,270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Monmouth University |
To provide technical assistance and expertise to transfer best available science into community-based resilience policies and adaptation actions that address community specific needs, with consideration of social science and equity, to identify locally effective responses to climate change enhanced natural hazards, such as increased flooding, sea level rise, and heat. |
West Long Branch |
NJ |
$460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Monmouth University |
Identify environmental factors that can be used as predictive indicators of HABs in New Jersey Lakes and other waterbodies. |
West Long Branch |
NJ |
$226,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Township of Bloomfield |
To replace 60 lead water lines along N. 16th Street, providing safe and clean drinking water in an area that is home to traditionally underserved populations.
A priority of the state’s Drinking Water Use Plan, Bloomfield’s “Lead Service Line Replacement” program will fulfill a dramatic need to identify and replace lead pipes that have exceeded their useful life and risk contaminating residents’ drinking water with harmful toxins and potential lead exposure. This is a time sensitive issue that poses an imminent threat to the health and safety of our community. As part of this program, the Township is seeking to replace 60 lines along North 16th Street, an area that is home to traditionally underserved populations who may not have the financial means to upgrade their water system. |
Bloomfield |
NJ |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To fully renourish the island's eroded beaches of Avalon and Stone Harbor, and provide the option for the City of North Wildwood to conduct a locally funded beach nourishment project to protect its critically eroded north end by allowing the City to take advantage of the existing dredge mobilization. |
Borough of Avalon |
NJ |
$15,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To reconstruct the Gloucester City Seawall located at Proprietors Park in Gloucester City, Camden County, New Jersey. |
City of Gloucester City |
NJ |
$2,985,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Clinton |
For the sanitary sewer aspect, taking into account the additional future flow capacity requirements, replacement with a higher-capacity sewer main is recommended, as opposed to rehabilitation of the existing 12-inch main. Installation of the new 15-inch connection on State Route 173 is recommended to reduce flow along the East Main Street parallel line, and to minimize the disturbance that would result from a full replacement project along this narrow corridor in the Town's historic business district.
The water main replacements for the Rt. 173 project is listed as a critical project by the Town of Clinton and Water Department, in the efforts to create reliable and safe drinking water to their customers. The increased size and strategic location of the water main will create a redundant large diameter loop within the water system, allowing for additional fire flow and fire protection to the residents, as well as would have the capability to serve future build outs along the project area, as required. |
Clinton |
NJ |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Willingboro Municipal Utilities Authority |
To allow for the Willingboro Municipal Utilities Authority to operate its water treatment plant at full capacity during a prolonged power grid outage. |
County of Burlington |
NJ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Borough of Flemington |
The purpose of the project is to construct new potable water wells to provide resiliency and provide additional water source in order to complete redevelopment projects within the Opportunity Zone.
The new potable water wells will provide safe and resilient drinking water for the customers in the service area and new residents within the Borough. |
Flemington |
NJ |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Borough of Glen Gardner |
The purpose of the project is to install a new 150,000 gallon water storage tank, rehabilitate the aging 150,000 gallon water storage tank, and install a booster pump station on the system in order to have adequate pressure under all flow conditions, including fire. This project is needed as the current tank is in disrepair and needs to be rehabilitated. This project will directly affect the residents of the Borough as they are customers of the water system. |
Flemington |
NJ |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
New Jersey Clean Cities Coalition |
To implement a demonstration project that produces renewable green hydrogen from wind turbines and uses it to fuel new prototype, zero emission, medium-duty hydrogen fuel trucks. |
New Brunswick |
NJ |
$3,840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Township of Piscataway |
The funding will be used to retain a contractor to install solar panels providing low cost renewable electricity simultaneously providing highly technical jobs for numerous residents of New Jersey and Piscataway. |
Piscataway |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Plainfield |
To install a comprehensive storm sewer system around various streets in the City of Plainfield to mitigate flooding and stormwater runoff. |
Plainfield |
NJ |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Plainfield |
To replace aging HVAC infrastructure at Plainfield Municipal Court and Police Headquarters to ensure for sustainable, energy-efficient units.
The average age of the HVAC systems that are in operation at the Municipal Court/Police Headquarters building is 23 years old, and maintenance of the units is an ongoing challenge. The project would include the replacement of six rooftop units and associated ductwork, five split system air handlers, and four packaged Direct Expansion (DX) units. The projected implementation cost is $1.5 million; Congressionally Directed Spending support would provide invaluable financial support for this project, as the City’s antiquated HVAC systems can lapse in proper ventilation and put building visitors at risk. |
Plainfield |
NJ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Willingboro Municipal Utilities Authority |
The funding will be used to purchase and replace existing secondary transformers with new high efficiency transformers. With the age and condition of many of the electrical transformers, replacement with new equipment is recommended for efficiency improvement as well as reliability and safety. |
Willingboro |
NJ |
$94,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Stockton University |
For students from underrepresented populations, particularly those considering futures in finance, business or entrepreneurship, the Summer Entrepreneurship and Business Academy (SEBA) is a one-week residential program that creates a transformational learning environment.
The Summer Entrepreneurship and Business Academy (SEBA) at Stockton University’s School of Business (SSB) is designed to provide an immersive, hands-on learning experience for rising high school juniors about the basics of finance, entrepreneurship, business, and other related disciplines. SEBA is a one-week residential program that creates a transformational learning environment for students from underrepresented populations, particularly those considering futures in finance, business or entrepreneurship. During the program, students will experience college residential living, take field trips alongside professors and experts in various fields, learn the basics of building a business plan, and interact with professionals and executives whose mentorship and advice will be invaluable. |
Galloway |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Atlantic Cape Community College |
The funding will be used to hire a Director to oversee operations and build capacity for the Cape May County BizHub project. This project has been in development by Atlantic Cape Community College partners for the past two years, and after extensive feasibility research and needs assessments, is ready to scale up to full service operation. The Director will be the project’s first full-time staffer, and will meet the business development and resource needs of Cape May County’s entrepreneurial community. |
Mays Landing |
NJ |
$212,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Jersey State Library |
Funding will be used to purchase three high quality scanners. A Kirtas robotic book scanner and two Book2 Net Ultra scanners will enable the Library to do high volume, preservation quality digitization of rare New Jersey government publications allowing previously unknown stories to be discovered. |
Trenton |
NJ |
$206,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
NJ 211 Partnership |
Funding will be used to establish a "Code Blue" emergency response team at NJ 211. The team will work throughout the state with local homeless service providers, law enforcement and county emergency management coordinators to prevent weather related exposure or possible death of the homeless living outdoors, on the streets, in the parks or in poorly insulated settings. NJ 211 will respond to calls, chats, emails and texts 24/7 via 2-1-1, coordinate emergency placements per established protocols, and will create a centralized listing for the public of all Code Blue activations and warming center locations on the nj211.org website. |
Cedar Knolls |
NJ |
$312,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Hunterdon County |
If approved, the funding will be used to create modern classrooms that can adequately house first responder training courses and deliver current instruction methods. As it currently stands, volunteer fire and EMS trainees are currently using an old pole barn for classroom instruction. In addition, instructors are housed in a dilapidated trailers currently located on the site. |
Flemington |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Borough of North Caldwell |
The proposed project will include risk reduction activities which were identified as priority Mitigation Initiatives for the Borough of North Caldwell in the 2020-2025 Essex County All Hazard Mitigation Plan (ECHMP). Local priorities include water tower infrastructure security, telecommunications improvements, and the installation of a generator immediately adjacent to the Skyline Drive water tower for backup power to the water system. As a municipality with a quickly growing population in the most populous metropolitan area of the United States, it is critical that North Caldwell implements the proposed risk reduction projects to build a more sustainable and disaster-resilient community. |
North Caldwell |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Bergenfield |
For the dredging of Cooper’s Pond, which is an important cultural and historic landmark within the Borough of Bergenfield and Bergen County.
Cooper’s Pond is popular among residents of the community and sees frequent use as a location where a wide range of passive recreational activities can be enjoyed. The Pond is in urgent need of dredging, as the last time it was dredged was 20 years ago and sediment has continued building up as a result of brooks that flow through the Pond. This buildup of sediment in Cooper’s Pond has reduced the water level within the pond as it is slowly drying it up. The Borough of Bergenfield is requesting $250,000 in Community Project Funding to complete the dredging of Cooper’s Pond. Cooper’s Pond is a scenic park within the Borough that houses several historic landmarks. |
Bergenfield |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of Berkeley Heights |
The funding will be used to complete the studies, documentation and permitting necessary to get the project to the New Jersey Infrastructure Bank (i-Bank) to secure zero- to low-interest financing for this project, since the Township would never be able to afford the roughly $15-$20 million project on its own. |
Berkeley Heights |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Boonton |
Funding for this project will be used to remediate and stabilize a slope failure in Grace Lord Park running parallel to a residential street with houses and private property located on top of the slope. Work will include re-grading and stabilizing the slope with materials including sediment and boulder retaining walls, re-planting native species of plants along the slope, and re-establishing the park trail which was destroyed when the slope washed out. |
Boonton |
NJ |
$2,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Boonton |
Funding will be used to replace and update antiquated water treatment equipment that is not capable of adequately treating the full amount of water produced by our wells. This project will improve water security for the Town's population of just under 8,500 individuals in addition to our customers in the neighbouring municipalities of Boonton Township and Montville Township. |
Boonton |
NJ |
$2,166,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Woodbury |
In the proposed project, Federal funding will be used to address the crumbling storm water sewer system infrastructure in the City of Woodbury.
The system was built over a period of time stretching from the late 1800s into the 1920s, meaning that some of the present system is over 125 years old. These sections are antiquated and well beyond needing to be replaced as Federici & Akin, the City’s engineer, have deemed a majority of the storm sewer system as well beyond the estimated useful life of the components. Over the last decade, there have been multiple issues caused by these deteriorating lines. Some of these issues were minor and only resulted in minimal flooding and expense to the city, while in another case, a collapse due to an exceptionally strong storm in 2019 created a public safety hazard and cost the City over $1.2 Million in emergency repairs that took over four months to complete. With funding from the Congressionally Directed Spending program, the City would be able to complete significant infrastructure upgrades and replacement of segments of the storm water sewer system that are deemed to be at the greatest risk of failure.
The three (3) target areas of this proposed project that have been identified as those most in need of intervention (Jackson Street, Horace Street to Warner Street, and Acme Drive to Twells Avenue), portions of the system have collapsed and are continuing to deteriorate due to age. This deterioration is causing water to leach out into the surrounding soil, causing flooding and soil erosion in the immediate area. When this erosion is prolonged, it can lead to clogged pipes, further flooding, or – even worse – sinkholes. These collapses threaten both public and private property, including residential structures, and could cause driving hazards and fall hazards should they damage streets in the city. In one case (Horace Street to Warner Street), a stretch of aged pipe runs beneath the public parking lot of a low-income housing development. Should there be a collapse, emergency closure of this lot for emergency repairs would, at the least, result in residents of this development having no place to park and would limit access to the building.
The proposed project will repair the system in places where pipes have collapsed, including the reconstruction of trenches, laying new sewer pipes and tying them in the with the existing system, and any filling, compacting, and paving necessary to complete the replacement. In places where there has not yet been collapse, pipes will be slip-lined where possible – an effective, time-, and cost-efficient way to shore up the structure of the piping. Where slip-lining will not be effective, pipes will be dug up and replaced as necessary.
As emergency situations related to storm sewer failure are dangerous to the public and repairs are far more costly than proactive measures, these reconstruction projects are necessary as a preventative measure to protect the safety of the public, as well as the municipal budget of the City of Woodbury. |
City of Woodbury |
NJ |
$118,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of East Newark |
To complete improvements to East Newark’s potable water distribution system. Portions of this system, which serves 300 homes, are approximately 100 years old and therefore need to be upgraded to continue providing reliable and quality water service to residents of the Borough. |
East Newark |
NJ |
$338,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hackensack |
The City's old, overburdened Combined Sewer System (CSS) and tidal influence of the Hackensack River lead to frequent Combined Sewer Overflows (CSOs) and severe localized flooding in public right of ways during wet weather events, also known as CSS surcharging. The project includes installation of stormwater infrastructure that will facilitate CSS separation efforts.
The project is intended to provide public health benefits by reducing sanitary discharges to the Hackensack River during rain events, reducing or eliminating CSS surcharging, or localized flooding into private property and public streets, decreasing impacts to aquatic species and habitats in receiving waters, and allowing for separate connections from newly developed properties to the separated storm and sanitary systems. |
Hackensack |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hammonton |
The Town of Hammonton is requesting Congressionally Directed Spending funding to investigate and implement preventative repair and reconstruction to the sanitary sewer system infrastructure. Funding will be used for three phases of the project: to study the sanitary sewer system for deterioration and damage and plan for interventive measures; to implement select repairs and slip-lining in identified areas of need and; to evaluate the effects of the repairs made to the system on the overall capacity of the water treatment facilities. These steps are being taken as a preventative measure to prevent a state-directed moratorium on economic and residential growth in the Town. |
Hammonton |
NJ |
$395,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
American Littoral Society |
The funding will be used to create up to a 900 foot hybrid rock revetment at the tip of Basket Flats; 2,025 feet of hybrid living shoreline breakwaters and subtidal oyster reefs/mussel beds at Basket Flats; and 4,600 feet of hybrid living shoreline breakwaters and oyster reefs/mussel beds at Northwest Reach at the mouth of the Maurice River. Planting marsh edge is also anticipated and the seeding of ribbed mussel to further improve resiliency. This restoration will protect Maurice River Township, Commercial Township, Matts Landing, and the port communities of Bivalve and Port Norris. Bivalve and Port Norris support the majority of New Jersey’s commercial oyster industry. |
Highlands |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Morristown |
To make drainage improvements to Western Avenue in the Town of Morristown through the installation of new drainage structures and pipes, which will significantly mitigate recurring flooding. |
Morristown |
NJ |
$226,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Newark |
For the purchase of semi-permanent acoustic monitoring equipment to identify leaks in the water distribution system and reduce unaccounted for water losses. |
Newark |
NJ |
$492,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of North Wildwood |
The funding will be used to rehabilitate three vacant lots adjacent to a current, city-owned, underutilized park space. The project is expected to include a community playground, a nature walk, a small amphitheater, a bike fix-it station, a small pavilion, picnic tables, stretches of green spaces, and New Jersey’s first Gold Star Memorial while maintaining and enhancing the current Veterans Memorial. |
North Wildwood |
NJ |
$1,835,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Prospect Park |
To replace parts of a 90-year-old main sewer line that has experienced numerous problems in recent years. |
Prospect Park |
NJ |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Red Bank |
This funding will allow for the removal and replacement of existing pipes within the Borough which have lead goose necks, which under US Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) regulations, makes them lead service lines. This will help create a healthier environment in the Borough’s western side, which demographically is disproportionately low-income and minority populations. |
Red Bank |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Rocky Hill |
The purpose for the funding is to improve the water system in the Borough of Rocky Hill. The water system will have a non-compliance issue with New Jersey in 2022 over PFOS which is currently being tested for and is exceeded the maximum contaminant level. Rocky Hill is a small community and has limited funding resources. This issue will cause the Borough financial hardship. In addition, the water department needs a second water well in order to comply with New Jersey Firm Capacity requirements. Lastly, one of our water mains in Crescent Ave. is leaking bad and must be replaced. |
Rocky Hill |
NJ |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Salem New Jersey |
To upgrade the pumping station with modern equipment that will reduce the risk of a natural disaster during major storm events that will negatively affect the nearby vulnerable minority population living in the City of Salem. |
Salem |
NJ |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sparta Township |
The purpose of this project is to complete an extensive wastewater capital project at White Deer Plaza in Sparta Township, which will provide significant environmental benefits and drastically improve our operational efficiency.
Presently, the Township has an existing treatment plant at White Deer Plaza that is well beyond its usable service life and puts the nearby Wallkill River at risk of contamination. The proposed wastewater treatment project will eliminate the current threat to the quality of the Wallkill River, a tributary of the Hudson River that drains into Lake Mohawk in Sparta. |
Sparta Township |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National September 11 Memorial and Museum |
To rehabilitate the Memorial Pools and public facilities at the National September 11 Memorial. |
Sussex |
NJ |
$1,585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sussex Borough |
To replace 1,600 feet of sewer force main leading to the Sussex County Municipal Utility Authority's (SCMUA) sewage treatment plant located on Rt. 94 in Lafayette, NJ costing an additional $1,000,000 above the $400,000 currently available for the project |
Sussex |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sussex Borough |
To purchase equipment to detect water leaks throughout the system and repair them, costing an additional $100,000 above the $50,000 currently available for the project. |
Sussex |
NJ |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hopewell Township |
The Hart's Corner Schoolhouse is a historic building that sits on the grounds of the Township Municipal Building and is currently uninhabitable. It is marked with a plaque. The funding will be used to renovate and upgrade the building to allow it to be used as a visitors center, which currently does not exist in this area which contains many significant and historic sites, including Washington Crossing Park, where George Washington crossed th |
Titusville |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey Commu |
To relocate and expand the Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey Community Health Center's (VNACJ CHC) Red Bank Primary Care Center from 188 E Bergen Place to 64-66 Bridge Avenue in Red Bank, New Jersey. |
Asbury Park |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Caelin E McCallum |
To renovate and construct a 340B Pharmacy and Dental suite at the Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey Community Health Center's (VNACJ CHC) Freehold Family Health Center (FFHC). |
Asbury Park |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey |
To provide primary and preventive health care services to medically underserved individuals who are uninsured, underinsured, and undocumented through the Health Resources and Services Administration's Health Center program; utilizing the vacant Barack Obama Elementary School on the west side of Asbury Park, New Jersey. |
Asbury Park |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AtlantiCare Health Services Mission Health |
To construct a new dental practice for the uninsured.
|
Atlantic City |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Northern New Jersey |
To establish an ALICE Fellowship Program to provide tuition and stipends for promising master’s-level students from underrepresented groups, such as students of color, veterans, and low-income students. This partnership between United For ALICE and Rutgers-Newark and Rutgers-Camden will provide students with both academic training and hands-on experience. |
Bridgewate |
NJ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Northern New Jersey |
To provide tax preparation and financial and tax education, increase savings, and build assets for ALICE and people in poverty, particularly people of color and those who are undocumented. |
Bridgewater |
NJ |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Deborah Heart and Lung Center |
To acquire the only Cardiac MRI machine in Deborah's service area of Burlington and Ocean County. |
Browns Mills |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rutgers University–Camden |
To focus on accelerating the learning that Camden public school students will need in order for them to be successful as they re-engage in in-school learning and provide students the social and emotional support they will need to handle the impacts of living through and dealing with the COVID-19 crisis.
Rutgers-Camden will prepare and deploy a corps of Education Ambassadors, trained college students, to provide high-intensity tutoring, at least 50 minutes daily to assist students in increasing their math and language arts literacy skills and provide social and emotional support to the K-12 students as they make the transition back to the classroom. |
Camden |
NJ |
$234,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Middlesex County Vocational and Technical Schools |
For facility renovations, curriculum development, training, educational materials and program personnel to train the agricultural and aquacultural workforce of tomorrow for Middlesex County NJ. |
East Brunswick |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of East Orange |
To expand Mayor’s Office of Employment and Training (MOET) to offer new programming on CDL licensing, property maintenance/housing inspector, plumbing, electric, fire and building inspectors certification programs. |
East Orange |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central Jersey |
To establish a Financial Opportunity Center (FOC) in the City of Perth Amboy in collaboration with LISC (Local Initiative Support Corporation), the City of Perth Amboy and United Way Worldwide. Our proposed program offers enhancements to the traditional LISC FOC and includes extended hours (evenings and weekends), a community resource coordinator, ESL, reading corner, computer lab, career closet, SkillUp Middlesex, US citizenship application and test preparation, no cost federal and state income tax preparation and tracking employment outcomes beyond job placement to include job retention at 6, 12, and 24 months. |
East Windson |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stockton University New Jersey Coastal Resiliency |
To purchase equipment to support education and community outreach in Coastal Resilience. |
Galloway |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rowan University |
To purchase science laboratory equipment for Rowan’s facilities in Camden City that are used in direct support of dual-credit STEM classes for high school students. |
Glassboro |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Northern NJ |
The Women’s Support Network will allow the YW to further both elements of our mission - Eliminating Racism and Empowering Women with a goal of focusing on furthering women’s career advancement, particularly women of color which speaks directly to our work over the past 100 years to expand our programs and services to reach all those in the five counties we serve who need our programs.
|
Hackensack |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
180, Turning Lives Around, Inc. |
To enhance access to the 2NDFLOOR youth text/helpline and its life-changing supports for adolescents statewide in New Jersey in response to the unusually widespread trauma and pressures associated with the COVID pandemic in the upcoming 2021-2022 school year and beyond.
2NDFLOOR provides support to children in Monmouth County and statewide in New Jersey through its telephone and innovative text-based supports that connect with youth on the issues affecting them using the means with which they are most comfortable communicating them. Funding will be used to enhance access to counseling services for youth by expanding training and staffing of the text/hotline/message board; for education, outreach, and materials development; and for software/IT upgrades related to the service.
|
Hazlet |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stevens Institute of Technology |
To expand SIT's existing ACES program which directly assists and enables high school students with significant financial need, particularly underrepresented minorities (URM), to successfully enter and pursue STEM based education opportunities |
Hoboken |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hudson County Community College |
To outfit seven classrooms with state-of-the-art Immersive Telepresence Video (ITV) synchronous learning classroom technology systems to address the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic and increase access for students.
|
Jersey City |
NJ |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Jersey City |
Expanding Jersey City’s nationally recognized immigration and health access programs to include direct case management in career development and economic advancement will provide the 8th District’s immigrants with a pathway not just to citizenship, but to the professional careers and fuller employment they deserve. Jersey City will partner with the local immigrant-run commercial associations, regional non-profits like Upwardly Global, and federally-funded jobs programs like the Jersey City Employment and Training Program. New refugees, long-term residents, and newly naturalized citizens will be able to find specialized training, access to professional accreditation, and entrepreneurial supports while contributing to ongoing discussions on expanding foreign licensure accommodations. If awarded earmarked funds, the Division will invest in direct case management staffing for jobs, English language acquisition classes, accreditation and advancement courses, as well as programming of community outreach and workshops events, and careful tracking of strategic goals. |
Jersey City |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
School for Children with Hidden Intelligence (SCHI |
To address SCHI’s continued — and explosive growth — (the special needs student population is mushrooming towards 1,000 students), it is crucial that additional Universal Exercise-Therasuit Mobility Therapy Treatment Equipment and physical therapists be acquired immediately so SCHI can adequately serve our current and future student population of profoundly handicapped and underprivileged children. |
Lakewood |
NJ |
$496,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brookdale Community College |
To establish a Center of Excellence in Cybersecurity Education to expand career and technical education in the high-growth fields of networking and cybersecurity, strengthen workforce preparation, and fuel economic growth throughout the state. |
Lincroft |
NJ |
$439,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Arc of Essex County |
For set-up and operating costs to establish a creative and performing arts program (Studio Arc) for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Livingston |
NJ |
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ramapo College of New Jersey |
To create a certificate program in environmental sustainability at Ramapo College, and construct a hydroponic farm on the Ramapo College campus where young people with autism and Ramapo College students can learn and practice job skills in vertical farming, an emerging growth industry in New Jersey. |
Mahwah |
NJ |
$455,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic Cape Community College |
To support one year of operational costs for bus services to transport students between campuses of Atlantic Cape Community College (connecting students to Mays Landing Main Campus from Cape May County Campus and Atlantic City Campus). providing vital transportation links to students who do not have financial resources to drive and for that reason are unable to complete their degree programs of choice. |
Mays Landing |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Government of Burlington County |
The funding would be used to expand the county’s successful Hope One initiative, a partnership between the Burlington County Sheriff’s Department, Human Services Department, and Health Department that operates a mobile access unit that offers critical support for individuals and their families struggling with addiction and related issues. |
Mount Holly |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Inspira Health |
To expand and upgrade two facilities to provide enhanced cardiac services. |
Mullica Hill |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey |
To create a center that coordinates equity efforts across Rutgers, providing programming to build capacity across the institution and among community stakeholders, sharing best practices and supporting cutting-edge research on educational equity, and increasing access to high-impact experiences for underserved students. |
New Brunswick |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Institute of Technology |
For a STEM Boot camp for underserved, under-represented and minority students to address gaps in pre-university preparation and make students from these communities more ready, capable, and empowered to succeed in a collegiate STEM education. |
Newark |
NJ |
$580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Greater Newark (former, United Way o |
To implement a Newark-wide quality improvement data management system as a pilot to enhance out-of-school time youth programs and providers, that can eventually be duplicated in the Metro-Northern NJ region, in the state of NJ, and even nationwide. |
Newark |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Community Corporation |
For program operating costs to allow United Community Corporation (UCC) to expand its after school and summer children and youth services program for low-income 100 young people in Newark, NJ. |
Newark |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Newark |
To provide summer youth employment for City of Newark Youth.
|
Newark |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Newark Mentoring Movement |
To supplement and expand MENTOR Newark's current mentoring activities with the Newark Board of Education.
To provide mentoring professional development to staff, and assist with the development and implementation of a district-wide student mentoring program. |
Newark |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Unified Vailsburg Services Organization (UVSO) |
To re-establish senior programming within the Vailsburg community after having to terminate programming a few years ago due to insufficient funding. |
Newark |
NJ |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House New Jersey, Inc. |
For the Dove Learning Center Workforce Development Initiative that will connect youth facing homelessness and trafficking to high-quality, low-barrier jobs with trusted employers.
|
Newark |
NJ |
$143,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University Hospital |
Funding will be used to build University Hospital’s Trauma Operating Room, and adjacent holding bays for recovery prior to transfer to the intensive care unit. The primary goal of this project is to improve health outcomes by controlling bleeding within the “golden hour” of a life-threatening injury occurring – which is challenging, given the time it takes EMS to be called and arrive on scene, assess the patient and transport them to the hospital. The most skilled trauma teams struggle to get a patient to the operating room within the critical golden hour. It’s proven 10% more children with chest or penetrating trauma will survive in a center with Trauma OR. |
Newark |
NJ |
$3,870,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Performing Arts Center |
For operating costs (staff, faculty, and program expenses) for professional development for educators, research in arts education and evaluation of NJPAC's innovative arts education programs in fiscal year 2022.
|
Newark |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rutgers University-Newark |
This funding will be used to build the technological infrastructure to support educational, professional development, and career placement activities of the RE-OPEN education and workforce development hub. Equipment purchased will include hardware and software to create and maintain a high-speed network of laptops, equipment, computer workstations, broadband access and training in basic computer literacy and coding that are essential to provide RE-OPEN’s beneficiaries (disconnected youth and the formerly incarcerated individuals) with the skills, training, and education they need to overcome many of the barriers they face. It will also provide the means to close the “racial tech gap” that further burdens a number of RE-OPEN participants and their future ability to gain meaningful employment and grow wealth in a digitized economy. |
Newark |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic Health System - Newton Medical Center |
To construct and retrofit a $1.83 million state-of-the-science emergency department behavioral health suite at Newton Medical Center, that includes 5 private treatment rooms optimized for patient safety in a secure area with an adjacent overflow area to accommodate surges. |
Newton |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sussex County Community College |
To evolve Sussex County Community College’s existing cybersecurity curriculum to improve equity, increase educational opportunities, and address the demand within the region. |
Newton |
NJ |
$97,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Passaic County Community College |
To support training costs associated with high-skill, high-wage employment opportunities in key industry sectors in Northern New Jersey. This will ensure that underserved and under-employed residents can access good jobs with benefits and be able to support their families while improving overall quality of life. |
Paterson |
NJ |
$1,931,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph's Health |
To expand and renovate the existing space for psychiatric patients in the ER from 4 to 7 dedicated rooms and allow for the co-location of behavioral health staff in the ER. |
Paterson |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Capital Health System, Inc. |
To upgrade the Capital Health Family Health Center, commonly referred to as the 433 Bellevue Avenue, including: replace/upgrade heating/cooling coils, upgrade lighting throughout, finish floor mechanical systems, and upgrade to energy efficient windows. We want to ensure all mothers and families feel comfortable and confident in choosing to come to 433 Bellevue Ave.The funding will be used to upgrade our Family Health Center.
|
Princeton Junction |
NJ |
$925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Seton Hall University |
For operating costs to implement a multi-interventional model of student supports for first-year, first-generation, Pell-eligible students, and a mentoring/tutoring program for high school seniors. |
South Orange |
NJ |
$660,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fairleigh Dickinson University |
To provide high school students, from underserved populations, with the opportunity to concurrently earn a two-year college degree at Fairleigh Dickinson University. |
Teaneck |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Capital Health System, Inc. |
To provide education to Capital Health healthcare workers and members in the community. |
Trenton |
NJ |
$558,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NJ Chamber of Commerce Foundation |
To support the operating costs to implement 13 Jobs for America's Graduates New Jersey (JAG NJ) programs across the state. |
Trenton |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Thomas Edison State University |
To address the critical challenges impacting urban communities by creating a new generation of health and human services professionals through the development of innovative and community-based health and human services degree pathways that offer career pipelines for local residents and expand community access to the profession. |
Trenton |
NJ |
$305,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey State Library |
To provide a suite of reentry services to formerly incarcerated women through public libraries. |
Trenton |
NJ |
$408,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Monmouth and Ocean Counites, Inc |
To increase the number of individuals in our community with access to jobs skills training and development needed to be successful and earn a livable wage by launching a multifaceted employment project for unserved and underserved youth and adults in Monmouth & Ocean Counties. |
Wall Township |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Belleville |
To enhance accessibility to the Silver Lake Light Rail Station and promote safety and walkability to and from transit |
Belleville |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Bound Brook |
To create a pedestrian plaza in the Borough’s downtown district. |
Bound Brook |
NJ |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cooper's Ferry Partnership |
To design and construct improvements for circulation, pedestrian safety and road condition, including ADA complaint sidewalks and ramps, MUTCD compliant pedestrian and traffic signals and road resurfacing along Baird Blvd. (Kaighns Ave. to Park Blvd.), Magnolia Avenue and Pine Street in the Parkside neighborhood of Camden. |
Camden |
NJ |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cooper's Ferry Partnership |
To design and construct a roundabout at the intersection of Federal Street and Westfield Avenue and upgrade traffic signals at 26th Street and 27th Street in East Camden, which will reduce driver confusion and improve pedestrian safety. Improvements will support on-going development and revitalization efforts along this busy commercial corridor.
The funding will improve infrastructure that supports on-going development and revitalization efforts in the East Camden neighborhood of Camden, where the percentage of minority, low-income and linguistically isolated population percentages are significantly higher than the state averages. These gateway enhancements will support the many small businesses along the commercial corridors of Federal Street and Westfield Avenue, reduce driver confusion and congestion and provide a safe, walkable environment for pedestrians. |
Camden |
NJ |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Monarch Housing Associates |
To address racial inequity in housing by increasing the number of Black and Brown developers creating affordable housing in communities across the state through the provision of support in project development and securing project financing.
The funding will be used to cover salaries associated with staff providing mentoring, project support and finance application development for MBEs seeking to break into the affordable housing development space. Staff will provide participating developers support in understanding the affordable housing development landscape, connect developers to experienced potential team members and prepare financing applications to ensure successful housing development. This project will prepare MBEs in the development space to successfully compete and secure housing development opportunities expanding their reach beyond the urban centers of the state and create improved access to affordable housing opportunities for communities of color. |
Cranford |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Monarch Housing Associates |
The funding will be used to cover salaries associated with staff providing mentoring, project support and finance application development for MBEs seeking to break into the affordable housing development space. Staff will provide participating developers support in understanding the affordable housing development landscape, connect developers to experienced potential team members and prepare financing applications to ensure successful housing development. This project will prepare MBEs in the development space to successfully compete and secure housing development opportunities expanding their reach beyond the urban centers of the state and create improved access to affordable housing opportunities for communities of color. |
Cranford |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
East Windsor Township |
For construction of the Senior Center expansion and related site work, including sidewalks, parking lot, exterior lighting, stormwater management and retention basin.
The expansion project is intended to respond to the increased demand of the growing senior citizen population in the East Windsor and Hightstown Borough area. Construction of the new sections of the building and surrounding area will allow the Center to meet the needs of the community. |
East Windsor |
NJ |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Edison |
For the construction of a splash park at Minnie Veal/Elder Park, the most heavily used park and community center facility within the Township. |
Edison |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic City International Airport |
The funding will be used to design a new taxiway and apron to connect a proposed air cargo terminal to our airfield. ACY executed an agreement to enter into a lease with Fresh Air Logistics for a cargo terminal and associated support facilities at the airport, which would create hundreds of direct and indirect jobs in South Jersey. The new taxiway and apron combined is estimated to be $27 million, and would be able to accommodate (3) 747-400 aircraft. |
Egg Harbor Twp. |
NJ |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Elizabeth |
The City of Elizabeth is requesting funds to purchase two electric buses, which will have the capacity of transporting sixteen passengers with two ADA positions each. Enhancing access to resources for senior citizens, while improving efficiency and effectiveness, this project will also increase the municipality’s green fleet of vehicles and will significantly reduce fuel costs, maintenance needs as well as our carbon footprint, as these vehicles would be 100% electric and emit zero emissions. |
Elizabeth |
NJ |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Fairview |
To upgrade non-motorized infrastructure on Anderson Avenue by completing construction tasks to revitalize the area. |
Fairview |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Gloucester City |
The proposed project consists of the replacement of the dilapidated Gloucester Marine Terminal Realty Bridge that currently rests above/in Newton Creek between Gloucester and Camden cities. The critically needed bridge replacement will link to the main Terminal to Pier 5, thus creating a larger and fully integrated multi-modal transportation corridor that can much more efficiently address the demands for loading, unloading, transferring cargo and delivering of cargo for consumer consumption. These investments are of great importance to the City's residents and businesses and the future of the South Jersey Region to remain competitive within the global market.
The Gloucester Marine Terminal (GMT) in Gloucester City, Camden County, New Jersey is an essential logistical hub for the local economy and important link in the series of break bulk and container terminals serving the Delaware River Port Corridor. The GMT facility contributes more than $74 million in commodities both nationally and internationally to the Delaware River Port Network’s annual cargo revenue. In order to understand the importance of this PIDP project request, an overview of the larger Port network plan is necessary. Funding to support the reconstruction of the Pier Five Bridge, located in a Federally Designated Opportunity Zone, represents another essential step in effectuating GMT’s on-going efforts to be a more resilient, environmentally sound partner in the overall South Jersey Port Network. Further, the terminal’s ability to provide essential support services to the offshore wind industry is significantly impacted by the development of this project. |
Gloucester City |
NJ |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Bergen |
For replacement of a 60” corrugated metal pipe in Jackson Avenue and Riverside Avenue that impairs proper drainage. |
Hackensack |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Bergen |
For the addition of north/south loops that will connect a regional mall and shopping plaza. |
Hackensack |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bergen County |
The purpose of this project is to resolve the continuous sinking of River Road in Edgewater between Gorge Road and the Hudson County line by implementing subsurface soil stabilization
River Road is continuously sinking, which poses a safety hazard for drivers and pedestrians alike. This sinking is in large part due to its frequent usage as a main connection of traffic between Bergen County and Hudson County. By rectifying this issue and stabilizing the subsurface soil, River Road will once more become a safe and reliable roadway in Bergen County. |
Hackensack |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Bergen |
To resolve the continuous sinking of River Road in Edgewater between Gorge Road and the Hudson County line by implementing subsurface soil stabilization measures.
River Road is continuously sinking, which poses a safety hazard for drivers and pedestrians alike. This sinking is in large part due to its frequent usage as a main connection of traffic between Bergen County and Hudson County. By rectifying this issue and stabilizing the subsurface soil, River Road will once more become a safe and reliable roadway in Bergen County. |
Hackensack |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Coalition to End Domestic Violence |
This project will connect New Jersey survivors of domestic violence and their children experiencing or at risk of homelessness with flexible funding assistance to help with rental assistance. This project will connect New Jersey survivors of domestic violence and their children experiencing or at-risk of homelessness with flexible funding assistance to help with rent, utility, security deposit and other relocation assistance. It will also provide financial empowerment tools, educational support, job training, and other resources to help survivors credit repair, budgeting and money management which will help survivors remain housed, care for themselves and their children, and move forward independently after abuse. |
Hamilton |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Hillside |
The funding will be used to create a spray park by installing spray features and constructing the supporting infrastructure and facilities. This will support the quality of open space in the Township and provide all residents, specifically children, with a new park for passive recreation activities. |
Hillside |
NJ |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hoboken |
To fund the installation of four (4) dual-port direct current (DC) Fast Charging Stations to support the transition of private vehicle ownership to electric vehicles
The requested funding will support the City’s efforts to encourage electric vehicle ownership to reduce carbon emissions and mitigate the long-term impacts of climate change. Each charging station will cost $75,000 to purchase and install, which will allow the City to place charging stations near each of the four main gateways to the City. |
Hoboken |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Eastern Union County |
For the construction of the YWCA Union County headquarters facility following a damaging fire, for emergency shelter, counseling, workforce development, and court advocacy services for victims of domestic violence and their children. |
Kenilworth |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Beth Medrash Govoha of America |
For land acquisition for a new non-profit day care center. |
Lakewood |
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Metuchen |
To construct a theatre in downtown Metuchen helping establish the Metuchen Arts District and revitalizing the economy of Metuchen |
Metuchen |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cumberland County Improvement Authority |
To purchase Alternative Fuel Vehicles to service low and moderate income residents in Cumberland County |
Millville |
NJ |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Morris Department of Public Works |
The existing bridge has been found structurally deficient due to the poor condition of the bridge deck. The bridge accesses 36 acres of property formerly used as an auto salvage yard. A current pending site plan application proposes the construction of 349 residential units including 52 affordable units. The bridge will serve as a secondary access for residents but as the primary access for emergency vehicles as a firehouse is 2,200 feet from the bridge. |
Morristown |
NJ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Loan Fund of New Jersey, Inc. |
To subsidize the purchase price of ten (10) homes in Essex County for LMI families, with a particular emphasis on creating homeownership opportunities for families of color. The Essex Community Land Trust (ECLT), the community land trust subsidiary of New Jersey Community Capital (NJCC), will ensure permanent affordability of the homes through a ground lease agreement requiring all future buyers to have similar income levels. This effort will help LMI families build intergenerational wealth, access affordable housing, and reduce the racial equity gap in New Jersey. |
New Brunswick |
NJ |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newark |
The funding will be used to lower the cost of producing affordable housing at 30% AMI or below by paying up to 50% of land, design and construction costs. This will enable more Newark residents to be able to afford safe, healthy and decent housing. |
Newark |
NJ |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newark |
To repurpose the former CNJ Railroad Bridge by constructing a pedestrian bridge connecting Newark Penn Station to the City of Newark's central business and entertainment districts.
It is anticipated that the City will issue bonds to finance the project. The debt service payments for the bonds will be primarily paid for by the 3.5% parking tax surcharge authorized by Governor Philip Murphy in 2020. However, due to the effects of COVID, the anticipated revenue collection from that parking tax surcharge will fall short of the amount needed to pay debt service annually in years 1 through 3. The requested funding will be pledged as revenue to securitize the necessary bond financing of the project cost and/or used to reduce the bond amount to be issued, thereby reducing the anticipated debt service on the bond financing.
|
Newark |
NJ |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Performing Arts Center |
For construction of a new 60,000 square foot community center on New Jersey Performing Arts Center's campus in Newark that will be a home for arts training for students, professional development for educators, space and resources for artists to create new performance work, and free community arts programs.
The funding will be used towards construction costs associated with building the Cooperman Center. The Center and the programs that will be housed there allow NJPAC to significantly increase its service to children, families and artists in need by deepening existing programs and services, creating new arts, wellness and social justice programs for more low income children, families and seniors, building desperately needed spaces for artists to create new work, and extending our roots even further into the community. The Center concretizes NJPAC's commitment to serving the residents of Greater Newark through the arts. |
Newark |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newark |
The funding will be used to pay rental arrears and relocation assistance; hire one landlord recruiter; one landlord legal liaison; and to pay for client rental applications for those that are evicted and in need of new rental accommodations. These monies will prevent individuals and families from becoming homeless; and support the rapid transition of clients into new units, in order to prevent, their homelessness.
|
Newark |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Performing Arts Center |
To extend Mulberry Street from Center to Rector Streets, breaking up a superblock and thus catalyzing the ability to develop the NJPAC Arts and Education District, a mixed-use, mixed income neighborhood adjacent to New Jersey Performing Arts Center in downtown Newark, New Jersey. |
Newark |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NJ Transit Corporation |
This design and engineering project will include state of good repair initiatives while providing increase accessibility to the station. Bloomfield Station’s current low-level platforms make accessibility difficult for certain customers. In addition, in a recent assessment, the station has various station components ranked below a three (3) which is less than what the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Condition Assessment Rating Scale considers “adequate.” This proposed engineering and design project intends to address station accessibility and improve its state of good repair ranking. |
Newark |
|
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Citizen Action Education Fund |
For project support to provide a combination of free direct services virtually to at least 10,000 vulnerable and/or marginalized individuals, families, and small business owners/ This funding will be used to cover direct costs associated with the virtual provision free direct service programs in English and Spanish, including project staff salaries, communications & marketing expenses, web/IT costs, and supplies. |
Newark |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of North Bergen |
To introduce 43 new speed tables throughout the Township, concentrated around local schools, to slow vehicle traffic and improve pedestrian safety.
Many North Bergen schools are located along or around busy roadways that lack adequate traffic calming measures. Due to the Township’s high population density and abundance of public schools, many students and faculty have the ability to walk to and from school, but these high traffic areas pose an imminent threat to pedestrians. Over the last three years, there were over 200 injuries and six fatalities from pedestrian crash-related incidents. This presents an imminent public safety threat and furthers the need to commit to long-term traffic calming measures. This project will introduce new speed tables and rapid flashing beacons throughout the Township, concentrated around six local schools, to slow vehicle traffic and improve pedestrian safety. This will provide ample safety to our students, teachers, and pedestrians. |
North Bergen |
NJ |
$488,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Ocean |
For renovation of a building recently acquired by the Township to be used as a new community center.
|
Oakhurst |
NJ |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Passaic |
To convert a decommissioned and obsolete railroad corridor into a pedestrian greenway that will connect parks and communities and create transportation alternatives for our residents and visitors. |
Passaic |
NJ |
$883,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Paterson |
To construct a new pedestrian/bicycle bridge connecting both sides of the Passaic River at the Paterson Great Falls National Park. |
Paterson |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Community Development Corporation |
To construct an addition to the organization's youth center in order to serve 300 additional teenagers each year and to purchase an adjacent parcel of land for outdoor activities. |
Paterson |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Paterson - Paterson, NJ |
To rehabilitate Wrigley Park with a focus on improving the aesthetics and increasing the functionality. The project will focus on improving the aesthetics and increasing the functionality of this green space, as it is currently in failing condition. |
Paterson |
NJ |
$360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Stanhope |
To replace undersized water mains on Sunset Avenue, Ridge Road, and Overhill Road in Stanhope Borough which are past their useful lifespan. |
Stanhope |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Ocean |
For construction of a two lane overpass bridge to carry County Route 539 over a connection roadway between Joint Base McGuire/Dix to Lakehurst to allow military movements to pass east/west without conflicting with civilian movements that travel along County Route 539 corridor. |
Toms River |
NJ |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Ocean |
The funding will be utilized for the construction cost for the Route 539 overpass bridge. Route 539 presents conflicts between military and civilian traffic, particularly in the summer months when the road is heavily used to access shore destinations. Larger military convoys have difficulties crossing Route 539 creating an unsafe condition and instead divert onto State Highway 70 where additional conflicts occur. In 2016, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst (JBMDL) commissioned a study to evaluate crossing alternatives to enhance accessibility to the training areas east of Route 539. The “County Route 539 Traffic Study” was completed in March 2017. The safest and most efficient alternative identified is the construction of a grade separated crossing (overpass bridge) on Route 539. The overpass bridge project would greatly benefit the federal missions of JBMDL. This connection would facilitate the current federal missions and allow greater access and flexibility for future missions by creating the direct link between the Air Force (McGuire AFB), Army, (Fort Dix), and Navy (Lakehurst NAES) areas of operation spanning Burlington and Ocean Counties. The overpass bridge will allow the Army to expand and protect its vital national mission at its largest site that trains troops of both the Army Reserves and the Army National Guard. |
Toms River |
NJ |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Totowa |
To purchase and install the poles and new LED lights for the football field and the larger Lincoln 90 baseball field at the Totowa PAL Fields complex in Totowa, NJ. |
Totowa |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Trenton |
The City of Trenton is requesting funds for a new, mixed-use recreational facility at 104 Taylor Street. The funding will be used to develop several athletic fields and trails, as well as rehabilitate existing structures for restrooms and an indoor recreational complex. Funding for this project will allow the City to provide more greenspace and recreational opportunities to a community that is traditionally underserved. |
Trenton |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Trenton |
The City of Trenton is requesting funds to assist in the completion of the Marine Terminal Bulkhead Repair Project. The funding will be used to replace the collapsed bulkhead, which will allow the Marine Terminal Park to reopen to visitors, provide more recreational access for residents, and restore a registered historic site.
|
Trenton |
NJ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Union City |
To purchase a site, located at 4100 Palisade Avenue, to be utilized in the development of a new active recreational complex. The new recreation facility will provide a needed facility for neighborhood children, children from the schools in the area and other residents of the City and County. |
Union City |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Vineland |
For the upgrade and rehabilitation of the Vineland library to enhance the building’s functionality and energy efficiency for use by the City’s diverse and economically-distressed population. |
Vineland |
NJ |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of West Orange |
To expand the existing amenities in West Orange’s Degnan Park and enhance the site for ADA accessibility, and provide recreation equipment for low-impact fitness geared towards older adults to help improve fitness and offer a social gathering place. |
West Orange |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Willingboro Township |
To make better use of public spaces through a multi-component HUB (Holistic Unified Base) initiative that brings several community agencies, neighborhood groups and Township offices together to offer an expanded range of activities, programs, and services that respond to our challenges; the HUB creates additional opportunities to connect with other communities as we unify Willingboro with other New Jerseyans. |
Willingboro |
NJ |
$8,953,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Woodbine |
The project which the Borough is proposing will add a new section of paved bikeway at the westerly end; construction of scenic trailhead rest areas with benches, bicycle racks, Kiosk signage, landmarks, and cycling radii and landscaping at both ends of the bikeway; installation of an ADA compliant ramp; installation of benches, bicycle racks and landscaping at two intermediate location along the Bikeway; installation of historical signage; upgrading/widening of several sections of the Bikeway along CR550 to accommodate the increased usage of the facility; and installation of mileage markers along the bikeway. The benefits to be realized from the project include encouragement to the public for an alternative transportation method leading to improved air quality, reduced carbon footprint and less traffic congestion. Additionally, this project is strategically located at the nexus of several other State and Federal bikeway/trail networks that converge in the Borough and will have numerous positive impacts regionally. This includes: Pine Barrens Byway (recently designated as Federal as well as State Scenic Byway); Coastal Heritage Trail; High Point to Cape May Bikeway; Connects to Belleplain State Forest; Part of the proposed Cape May County County-long bikeway; Abuts New Jersey Fish & Wildlife Recreational Reserve Forest; and contains historical areas/sites/buildings (Firehouse, Woodbine Brotherhood Synagogue now Sam Azeez Museum of Woodbine Heritage which has State & national designation, and several historical cemeteries). It will also serve to support tourism which is a key element of the Borough’s and County’s economy. |
Woodbine |
NJ |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Woodbridge |
The funding will be used to improve and transform underutilized land to construct a new recreational park that will feature amenities such as two soccer fields, two street hockey courts, a spray park, a playground with areas for children ages 2-5 as well as an area for children 5-12 years old, and a restroom building with changing areas. This new facility will be designed in total compliance with ADA standards and builds upon other recent investments by Woodbridge Township in the area designed for the special needs community that include level-playing fields and other universal access recreational equipment and facilities. |
Woodbridge |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Booker |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Woodland Park |
To purchase playground equipment for a Borough owned park that is adjacent to low and moderate income neighborhoods |
Woodland Park |
NJ |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Arkansas Department of Agriculture |
To develop and implement strategies to support Wildlife Services operations to mitigate safety, health, and economic concerns related to feral swine in Arkansas. |
State Wide |
AR |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Arkansas at Little Rock |
The purpose of the Emerging Threat Information Sharing and Analysis Center project is to operationalize next generation cybersecurity threat sharing technologies for the energy sector to privately share cybersecurity threats observed in their networks to the intelligence community and for the intelligence community to be able to share threats with cleared members of the energy sector. |
little rock |
AR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project provides water security for drinking water, industrial and agricultural use, and addresses depletion and resiliency of the Alluvial and Sparta aquifers. This funding will be used to award a contract for an electrical substation and to complete earthwork and fabrication/installation |
Lonoke, Pulaski, Prairie, Jefferson, and Arkansas |
AR |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding will be used for construction. This project will provide water security for water used for human consumption, industry, and agricultural activities through groundwater protection. It will address depletion and resiliency of the Alluvial and Sparta aquifers.
|
Lonoke, Pulaski, Prairie, Jefferson, Arkansas |
AR |
$45,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Arkansas Department of Transportation |
The project will reconstruct the deteriorated pavements and replace two bridge structures on Highway 67 (Future I-57).
|
Clay, Greene, Lawrence & Randolph counties |
AR |
$43,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Arkansas Department of Transportation |
The project will complete the freeway facility from Arkansas to Missouri. Once complete, Highway 67 (Future I-57) will connect Central Arkansas to St. Louis, Missouri via a freeway facility. Many communities along the route would benefit from an upgraded highway that promotes commerce and personal travel.
|
Clay, Greene, Lawrence & Randolph. |
AR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Arkansas Department of Transportation |
This project would complete a portion of I-49 from I-40 to Highway 22 where another portion of I-49 was recently completed to Highway 71. A critical component of this project is the bridge over the Arkansas River. |
Crawford and Sebastian Counties |
AR |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Boozman |
AR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Arkansas Department of Transportation |
This project is to construct future I-69 in Desha & Drew Counties, between the cities of McGehee and Monticello, Arkansas. I-69 was designated as a High Priority Corridor by Congress.
|
Desha and Drew Counties |
AR |
$25,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Bergholz EMS |
Bergholz EMS is seeking to enhance daily EMS operations by keeping all vehicles, supplies and operational tools in one location.
This request will replace an aging, volunteer-built building. The small size of the building provides room for only one ambulance. There is no room for expansion. There is no parking. The Building does not have ADA accessible improvements. The building is leased from another community organization. Supplies and equipment are being kept in a separate building that belongs to Bergholz Fire Department (BFD).
EMS personnel need an area to complete reports and general office duties. Volunteers need a place that accommodates meetings and training sessions. The current building does not permit these activities. EMS utilizes the BFD's space for training and activities.
The new building would be more centrally located within EMS's approximate 50 square mile response area.
|
Bergholz |
OH |
$670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Carroll Township Police Department |
CTPD is seeking funds to construct a building for storing the police department's cruisers and other equipment. Cruisers are currently parked outside at the Carrol Township Service Complex and at another township-owned facility. To prevent mechanical issues and expensive repairs, a steel building will be built to house all cruisers and related equipment in one place. |
Carroll Township |
OH |
$1,064,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Cleveland Tree Coalition |
The Cleveland Tree Coalition ("The Coalition") is seeking a Congressionally Directed Spending request of $1.5 million to restore the City of Cleveland's tree canopy, specifically focusing on disadvantaged communities of color. The project will leverage city and county funds to restore the City of Cleveland's tree canopy and increase canopy coverage from 18% to 30%.
The Coalition will utilize federal support to engage communities of color in a multiyear approach designed to leverage urban reforestation efforts and reduce the effects of climate change. Urban communities, void of green space and adequate tree canopies, are subject to intense periods of heat and poor air quality. Indeed, these communities, referred to as "heat islands," can be 10-13 degrees hotter during summer months when compared to suburban neighborhoods with an established shade tree canopy.
The project would span across FY22 and FY23 and focus on planting native tree species, well suited to urban settings such as oaks, sweetgums, and locusts. In addition to increasing the number of trees planted in the City of Cleveland, the project would also target resources towards community engagement and education. Trees will be planted in public green space. To allow residents to be partners in reforesting their neighborhoods, opportunities will be provided to plant trees on private property, effectively improving home values and reducing energy bills.
Educational workshops conducted by the Coalition's team of expert arborists will further extend congressional funding by teaching participants how to properly plant, prune, and maintain trees to ensure long-term urban forest health.
The Congressionally Directed Spending request meets the goals and objectives set forth by the Coalition. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Fremont |
The City of Fremont is partnering with the Rotary Club of Fremont, Ohio for their centennial project, which is to build an amphitheater in Downtown Fremont for community use. This project will revitalize the majority of a city block that has been dilapidated for several decades and provide enriching programs for the entire community. |
Columbus |
OH |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Great Lakes Community Action Partnership |
If awarded funding, the Fremont Senior Center located in Sandusky County, Ohio will be able to expand services through center renovations to further meet the needs of the elderly. Improved health and wellness will be promoted in a community environment that assists seniors to maintain the ability to live independently.
In the renovated space, seniors will have access to health and wellness activities including but not limited to exercise, falls prevention, balance testing, nutrition education, brain health activities and socialization. These are the needs seniors identified through surveys and a gap in services in Sandusky County. As the senior population increases, and the expanded need due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this renovation will provide efficiencies in serving seniors that visit the center as well as a hub to launch virtual programs for home-bound seniors.
|
Fremont |
OH |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Arrowhead Joint Fire District |
Arrowhead Joint Fire District requests funding for the expansion of their current facility. The current fire station was constructed in the 1960’s and was designed for volunteers and smaller apparatus. In 2017, AJFD transitioned from an all-volunteer department to a combination department with paid firefighters. Presently, there are no sleeping quarters, lockers, showers, kitchen facilities, or training/conference rooms. This has been an issue as a small office, located in a different portion of the building, crammed with cots is being utilized for current sleeping quarters. Without showers, there is no way for members to completely clean themselves following a potential HAZMAT or COVID-19 response.
Expansion plans would include an electrical system upgrade (which is currently overloaded) and automatic generator (current generator is manual) for entire building which also houses the police station and village hall offices. With the proposed expansion, the facility would meet ADA standards and have climate control allowing it to serve as a temporary shelter for warming and cooling during inclement weather and natural disaster. |
Gnadenhutten |
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$495,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Energy and Advanced Manufacturing Center |
The overarching goal of this project is to provide monitoring of agricultural runoff by sampling and analysis to provide data to assess the effectiveness of various treatment technologies so that farmers and advisors can make informed decisions that will ultimately result in improved water quality, including of the Great Lakes.
There are various government programs available to help farmers design and pay for management approaches to prevent and control Non-Point Source (NPS) pollution. For example, over 40% of section 319 Clean Water Act grants have been used to control NPS pollution from working farms and ranches (https://www.epa.gov/sites/production/files/2015-09/documents/ag_runoff_fact_sheet.pdf). In addition, many programs funded by states or by the U.S. Department of Agriculture provide cost-sharing, technical assistance, and economic incentives to implement NPS pollution management practices. Many local organizations also work to support technologies and practices to reduce water quality impacts caused by farming practices. The Soil and Water Conservation Districts play an important role in this in Ohio communities, and often have strong connections with farmers who are trying to implement conservation practices.
While there are various incentives for farmers to make changes needed to reduce NPS pollution, there are often not methods in place for them to measure the effectiveness of their changes. Measuring the impact of the changes is important in order to assess which methods are most effective. This information will help farmers realize the effectiveness of their actions and will help to motivate other farmers to do the same. Once the mobile sampling platforms are built, they can continue to be used after the grant period ends, allowing this work to continue to generate more information to inform decisions on best practices. The platforms will become the property of the OEAMC and be available as a resource for future projects. |
Lima |
OH |
$263,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Lousville |
The City of Louisville, Ohio, has strategically identified revitalization of its downtown area as critical to the growth and vitality of the city. A multi-year collaboration between city government and the Louisville Public Library, this effort has the potential to transform the immediate area and the city as a whole by further promoting mixed-use (residential, incubator, business) development of the downtown area while considering the inclusion of shared space and infrastructure for the city and library. Additionally, the project will create a park area to be used for community events with an outdoor amphitheater on the green.
Given funding constraints, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, the project is being considered in phases and includes enhancements to the Main Street Corridor, specifically widening of sidewalks, improvement of traffic flow and environmental improvements to include the installation of various types of vegetation; improvement of the Bauman Court alley way, to include outdoor seating areas, public art, lighting, brick and lawn surfaces, fire pits and a welcoming archway.
The improvement to the Main St. Corridor and Bauman Court will increase safety of the area as Main St. is a significant source of heavy vehicle and pedestrian traffic. The planned improvement will make the area more walkable while educating motorists on the designated crosswalks. Existing sidewalks are too narrow to allow for comfortable walking and outdoor seating in front of businesses and restaurants. The added improvement to Bauman Court will create a safe outdoor gathering place that will be used year-round providing much needed support to local businesses. It will also create an incentive for property owners with vacant buildings to make needed repairs and market the space. The tree canopy along Main St. and Bauman Court will provide areas for pedestrians to enjoy shade while also aiding stormwater and having other environmental benefits.
The development of the greenspace controlled by the public library will provide an outdoor experience for the whole community. The amphitheater, open area and playgrounds will create an atmosphere for family entertainment and recreation. The mix-used facility will improve the downtown economy by having shared space for the library and public services. The creation of space for incubators will permit the combining of resources to assist startup businesses by providing needed support with no upfront costs for space.
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Louisville |
OH |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Louisville |
The requested funds would support the development of the City of Louisville' Municipal and Public Services Building. The project is a key component of the city’s strategic plan to transform the downtown area to drive long-term economic growth, while centralizing city administrative functions, public safety and public services. This long-planned project has previously been considered in conjunction with the positive growth experienced downtown, including new restaurants, a brewery, and retail businesses opening and considering location in the area. However, COVID-19 ground much of this growth to a halt. With tax revenues decreased as a result of the pandemic, the city and its partners must take action on previously considered strategies to revitalize the downtown area.
In addition to being a focal point of the city’s downtown revitalization effort, centralizing public safety and city administrative facilities will lead to more effective delivery of fire and police services, while increasing the overall efficiency of government services.
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Louisville |
OH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Mead Township |
A top priority for the Township is to fund a much needed upgrade to current government services buildings and equipment. In 2019/2020 the Township was able to purchase new government service trucks through a partnership with the USDA Rural Development Community Facilities Program. This small investment was a big boost for the Township government and their ability to continue to provide top notch services to the residents. The next priority for the Trustees is the construction of a new government services building to store and maintain the new vehicles, store records and provide safe and healthy office space for the Trustees. The existing services building was built circa 1910 and it is failing. It has single pane windows, malfunctioning HVAC and one of the exterior walls is bowing. The Township applied for funds through FEMA to fix this structural issue but was denied the funding. |
Mead Township |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Sandy Creek Joint Fire District |
CJFD’s project is to seek funding for a new aerial ladder truck. The current aerial ladder truck is nearly 30 years old. The average life of an aerial ladder truck is approx. 20 years. Maintenance on the truck has become increasingly difficult due to its age and manufacturer. |
Minerva |
OH |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Montville Fire Department |
Montville Fire Department’s project is to add an extension on to the existing building. The current building is a converted old school that was built in 1948. The current building also houses the local government offices and community room. Montville Fire Department’s apparatus bay is at maximum capacity. It lacks adequate ventilation which causes carcinogenic residue to cling to walls and turnout gear. It only has one gender-neutral restroom and shower. It lacks sleeping quarters forcing members to sleep in chairs in day room. Some equipment is stored in an out-building which is deteriorating and covered with black mold. The new expansion would enable the department to better take care of their volunteers, equipment, and the community they serve. |
Montville |
OH |
$1,820,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Ohio State University |
Funds would support operations and maintenance for the Plant and Animal Agrosecurity Research (PAAR) Facility in Wooster, Ohio, for its fulltime operations during infectious disease trails of significance to human, animal, and plant health.
For the operations and maintenance of the Plant and Animal Agrosecurity Research (PAAR) Facility – a biosafety level 3 (BSL-3) laboratory – located on the CFAES Wooster Campus of The Ohio State University. PAAR is a unique research asset of the college, the only facility in Ohio—and one of only two in the U.S. —with the mission for both plant and animal disease-related research.
The prevalence of zoonotic diseases, and particularly the sudden onset of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), has brought to light the lethal threats that infectious diseases and their associated foreign vectors pose to human health, as well as the threats to the U.S. crop and livestock production systems.
CFAES houses renowned research programs in human, animal, and plant diseases. Several of its distinguished researchers have a niche expertise in coronaviruses and have years of dedicated experience studying these viral respiratory diseases that have the capability of “spilling over” from wild and/or domestic animal populations to humans, as is presumed to have occurred with COVID-19.
In order to conduct quality and proactive research on current, emerging, and future infectious diseases, it is critical that PAAR have adequate funding to support its full, consistent operations and maintenance of its entire research apparatus.
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Wooster |
OH |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Barberton |
This request is for the partial funding of equipment and funding associated with the Barberton Justice Center and City Hall (“Project”), which has been desperately needed by the City of Barberton (“City”) and surrounding communities for decades. The current justice center and City Hall has been in operation since 1953. The current facility houses three distinct components: (i) the Barberton Municipal Court, (ii) the City’s police station and jail, and (iii) the City’s administrative and legislative offices ("City Hall"). While the City Hall, police station and jail serve the residents of the City (26,098 constituents), the Barberton Municipal Court also serves the residents of the Cities of Green, Norton, and New Franklin, the Village of Clinton, and Coventry and Copley Townships (107,507 constituents, including the City).
Almost immediately upon the construction of the current facility in 1953, the City recognized that it was unfit for its intended use. Barberton City Council currently holds its meetings in one of the courtrooms, which is ill-equipped for such a purpose. Additionally, the police station and jail are currently undersized and lack adequate, functional space for inmates, victims, witnesses, training, records and officer workspace. The jail is routinely found to be in non-compliance by the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections’ annual inspection due to overcrowding, inadequate security, and lack of proper HVAC, but is grandfathered from current regulations. Overall, the entire facility is only marginally compliant for handicapped users, and the facility’s HVAC, electrical, plumbing and building shell are obsolete.
The Project would equip the Barberton Municipal Court with modern 21st century courtrooms and efficient space for the Barberton Clerk of Courts. The police station and jail would be constructed to meet current jail standards and provide all constituents who interact with the police with needed safety and security. Additionally, the City Hall space would provide the City with new, modern offices, and a dedicated space for City Council to hold its public meetings. All three components of the facility would benefit by being constructed following the recent pandemic that will greatly impact the way buildings are constructed for the health of those who work or visit the facility.
It is anticipated that the Justice Center will be constructed on a site on land located in Hopocan Ave. in the City that the City purchased using $500,000 in State of Ohio capital budget funds. The State has also awarded the City an additional $500,000 in capital budget funds, and the Barberton Municipal Court has placed approximately $2,000,000 in reserve out of it court fees fund.
While the total cost of the Project as a whole is approximately $16,000,000, approximately $2,000,000 of the cost is necessary to acquire necessary furnishings, equipment and technology for the Justice Center. Specifically, the police department and jail portion of the facility will need to be equipped with security and safety equipment for use by the Barberton Police Department. The police department and Jail will also be equipped with both basic technology, as well as surveillance and recording technology for the benefit of both the police and inmates. The courtrooms will also be equipped with audio-visual technology that will allow modern trials and court proceedings to take place, and to allow for the courts to take advantage of a more digital world. The entire complex will be outfitted with security and safety equipment and technology to ensure visitors that are entering the facility cannot do harm to the other visitors, staff or safety forces within the building. Of the $2,000,000 in furnishings, equipment and technology estimated to be needed for the new facility, the City anticipates that over $900,000 will be spent specifically towards the safety and security equipment needed to operate safely and securely.
While the need for the new facility is great, the City is unfortunately in a difficult position in terms of identifying the necessary funding for the Project. Major employers, such as Babcock and Wilcox, have exited the City or closed their doors, thereby depleting the City’s tax base. Additionally, the pandemic has had a devastating effect on the City, which was already struggling from those business losses. However, the requested assistance of $900,000 towards the equipment and technology needed to operate the new facility safely and securely would greatly assist in moving the Project forward and making it affordable for the City.
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Barberton |
OH |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Aerospace Institute |
The Ohio Aerospace Institute’s (OAI) Glenn Research Center Industry & Academia Partnership initiative (the Initiative) will enhance the economic value and impact of NASA’s Glenn Research Center (GRC) by creating new technologies, commercializing existing technologies, and supporting job creation and growth in Ohio. OAI is a non-profit research institution located in a federal tax credit Opportunity Zone with decades of history as a research partner and catalyst for technology and product development. OAI is in an ideal position to support GRC’s mission to “drive research, technology, and systems to advance aviation, expand human presence across the solar system, enable exploration of the universe, and improve life on Earth” by convening research universities, small startups and entrepreneurs, and large multinational corporations to catalyze the expertise and investment resident at GRC. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cuyahoga County |
The requested funding will support equipment costs including computer workstations, printers, cell phones, security cameras, and blood alcohol content machines necessary for implementation of the Cuyahoga County Central Booking Program.
The purpose of the multi-agency program is to ensure that, during the arrest and arraignment process, arrestees are: treated fairly and with dignity and respect; diverted from the criminal justice system when appropriate; charged justly and properly; provided counsel at the earliest opportunity; and released on the least costly financial conditions and least restrictive non-financial conditions that will reasonably assure public safety and appearance at court. In addition to supporting timely and informed decision-making by stakeholders, Central booking will also lead to improved outcomes including the following: earlier identification of cases for diversion, improved and more timely charging, early assignment of counsel, earlier court pre-trial assessments, pre-release screening, and addition of performance metrics. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cuyahoga County |
Requested funding will support one year of operating costs for the Cuyahoga County (Mental Health and Addiction) Diversion Center, which is called the Cuyahoga County Diversion Center. The Center provides a solution to manage the twin problems of a rising jail population and the growing number of inmates with mental health disorders and addiction issues, while additionally tackling the matter of equity among Cuyahoga residents. The Diversion Center confronts both challenges an innovative approach helping improve lives by treating what is often the underlying impetus for some criminal behavior(s), as well as directly reducing jail population. This approach ensures those who need treatment receive it in the most appropriate setting and lowers the inmate population safely by working with law enforcement and the justice system to redirect individuals better off in the care and environment of community health professionals. Officers responding to a low level, non-violent crime can take the individual, who they identify as having a mental health and/or addiction issue, directly to the Center in lieu of charging them and taking them to our Cuyahoga County Jail. Individuals receive dedicated treatment rather than entering the criminal justice system at all for the offense, and have an opportunity to be a productive member of the community through their long term recovery.
The Cuyahoga County Diversion Program includes:
Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) for all Cuyahoga County law enforcement officers and dispatchers. The CIT is an already established and approved national program for which the Cuyahoga ADAMHS Board currently conducts Countywide training. As part of the ADAMHS Contract for the Cuyahoga Diversion Program, the ADAMHS Board is significantly increasing their training schedule and have added three more dedicated training staff positions, with the expectation that all law enforcement officers and dispatchers within the county have the opportunity to receive this training during the Contract period. The current CIT training has incorporated best practices such as those reflected in the Bexar, TX CIT training model.
A 24/7/365 call-in help line that police call for assistance when responding to an individual with SMI, SMI/SA, or SA/A needs. The help line assists the officer in providing an appropriate interventional response with the individual and provides support to the officer in making the decision on whether that individual is a good candidate for the Diversion Center. The hot line staff, made up of behavioral health professionals, is also able to make otherwise appropriate recommendations to the officer (i.e. take the individual to the local psychiatric care hospital, engage the local response team of behavior health professionals (Crisis Response Team, etc), and also is the entity who calls the Diversion Center to make the notification when an officer is bringing a new client.
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Cleveland |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cleveland Rape Crisis Center |
Cleveland Rape Crisis Center is working to increase its capacity to serve victims of sexual violence. This request builds on funding they have received from the State of Ohio capital budget and from private sources to expand our presence in the Clark-Fulton neighborhood of Cleveland. The space they currently have is inadequate for the amount of victims and type of services they need to offer there. They need to increase the ability for victims to access all of the services in this location, as well as provide training to other professionals in the community about how best to serve victims of sexual violence.
This request would allow Cleveland Rape Crisis Center to establish the larger capacity at the Clark-Fulton location to provide more services to more victims of sexual violence, more training to professionals and community members, and offer all of that in a trauma-informed, safe and caring environment. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Journey Center for Safety and Healing |
The enhanced community based victim advocacy initiative addresses the ongoing impact of COVID on victims of domestic violence and child abuse. Domestic violence and child abuse are critical public health issues and the increase in domestic violence since the onset of the pandemic has been well-documented by experts around the globe.
The Community Based Victim Advocacy Initiative will do the following: 1) provide a community based advocate (not affiliated with a specific court); 2) enhance community outreach to reach victims who may be isolated at home; 3) expedite permanent housing to bypass the trauma of a Shelter stay; and 4) offer a "brief therapy" model to support survivors through immediate crisis. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hamilton County, OH |
The requested appropriation will allow Hamilton County to improve and enhance its current P25 Radio System. Hamilton County currently maintains a Motorola P25 digitally trunked 800MHz radio system which was originally deployed in 2004 and was most recently upgraded for Ohio Multi-Agency Radio Communications System compatibility in 2016. Since then, Hamilton County has identified the need for further enhancements to its radio system to better support public safety operations throughout the county. All aspects of the upgraded equipment will be used to enhance the systems used to investigate, respond to, and prevent crime. The project will be a valuable use of taxpayer funds because it will upgrade critical emergency communications technology that will increase public safety in Hamilton County. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Lorain, Ohio |
The Lorain Police Department seeks $500,000 in DOJ COPS Technology Equipment funding to upgrade its capacity to protect and serve Lorain neighborhoods with enhanced and efficient technologies in police cruisers. Lorain seeks to install Mobile Law Enforcement Office Technologies in cruisers, including modernized and upgraded in-car tablet computers, upgraded car modems, GPS pre-emption sensors, and officer body-worn cameras. |
Lorain |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Lorain, Ohio |
The City of Lorain is seeking $400,000 in congressionally-directed DOJ Byrne Grant funding for personnel, gang interdiction, and community policing training. Lorain, already beset by violent drug gangs, gun violence, and killings, is now facing worsened socioeconomic challenges related to the COVID-19 pandemic. In response, the Lorain Police Department is aiming to boost its community policing initiatives with additional personnel, training, and gang/drug market interdiction in its most challenged neighborhoods.
Street gangs in Lorain present significant challenges to the safety of our neighborhoods and the well-being of children, youth, and families. To begin to break the cycles of gang crime and violence, it is critical to build comprehensive solutions across a spectrum of prevention, intervention, and suppression strategies. The City of Lorain is continuing its efforts to empower youth to avoid gang-related activities and violence in the neighborhoods, schools and streets of the community.; Lorain seeks to turn people away from gangs and drugs, by offering collaborative community policing approaches, after-school activities, mentoring and role model programs, gang intervention efforts, character building activities, family involvement strategies, recreational and sports activities, and other efforts designed to guide young people in a positive direction. When coupled with a tough and proactive approach to bad actors, illegal gang activities, and drug market and major drug dealer intervention, Lorain seeks to reduce violent crime and threats to public safety in this community.
This program will involve the dedication of additional law enforcement officers to neighborhood-based community policing and engagement with neighborhood, civic, religious community, non-profit, social service, and educational communities. The program will coordinate providers and services to support families and youth in gang prevention efforts, obtain and deploy training resources for both law officers and community organizations, upgrade database and GIS technologies to track violent crime and gang activities and deploy resources, and research and deploy best practices in gun violence strategies at the community level. |
Lorain |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
LSS CHOICES for Victims of Domestic Violence |
This request is for general operating support for CHOICES shelter. The shelter provides safety for individuals and families fleeing their homes due to intimate partner violence. With a capacity for 120 people, the shelter has been at or above capacity since December 2020. To address the increased demand for shelter services, CHOICES recently completed an expansion of the shelter funded completely by private donations. The expanded space adds 24 beds and will be available for use by the end of June 2021. While in shelter, victims are offered case management, counseling, recreation and support groups as well as legal advocacy. Individual and group counseling is offered for children along with social and recreational activities. CHOICES shelter has onsite medical and dental care as well as a kennel so pets may accompany families into shelter. Federal funding to CHOICES decreased by $152,937 from FY 20 to FY 21 and will decrease again in FY 22 by $124,862. The cuts in federal funding come as demand for service has never been so high. While CHOICES raised funds to expand the size of the shelter without public funds, operating expenses due to the increased occupancy have not been secured. This request replaces lost federal funds and allows for operating expenses, increased staffing, food, utilities, for the shelter expansion. |
Worthington |
OH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The City of Brunswick is seeking to reduce the severity of frequent flood events in residential neighborhoods situated along Healey Creek, a Rocky River tributary, by restoring natural floodplains and improving stormwater infrastructure with the $3.73 million Healey Creek Restoration project. Brunswick requests $2.25 million in CDS for Army Corps of Engineers Section 219 Environmental Infrastructure.
The need for this project has been amplified in recent years due to historically high levels of rainfall in recent years. Many homes and neighborhoods have experienced repeated basement flooding as a result of poor, dated water infrastructure. Specifically, the issues that are being experienced by area residents include (1) sewer capacity and high tailwater issues causing basement flooding; (2) high peak flows and compromised water quality in Healey Creek due to undetained storm water from older neighborhoods, particularly near the creek's headwaters; (3) stream bank erosion in back yards, and threatening road infrastructure; (4) poorly designed or malfunctioning detention and retention basins; and (5)community pressure to develop vacant properties adjacent to Healey Creek.
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Brunswick |
OH |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding will allow for the process of creating the Decision Document that will identify and outline the limits of the Federal project and outline the elements for the second phase of the project that will not exceed a total cost of $30,000,000. The Decision Document will consist of identification of the limits of the Phase 2 project area, description of the features with Federal interest that will be cost shared within that area, economic analysis, detailed cost estimate, identification/description of the real estate needed for the project, environmental assessment (cultural/historical resources, HTRW, endangered species, etc.), and some limited conceptual design.
The timeline for the completion of the Decision Document process should not exceed $3M in cost and 3 years. Since there is an existing master plan and preliminary information, the goal is that the cost will be under $3M and closer to two years to complete. The request for $1.5 million will provide the federal share of the total needed to complete the Decision Document process which is necessary to complete the final phase of this long running project.
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Cincinnati |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Lima |
The City of Limas Department of Utilities operates a multistage drinking water plant. This plant is capable of treating 30 million gallons of potable water per day, and has an average daily production of approximately 13 million gallons, serving residential, commercial and industrial customers in the Lima metropolitan area. It is the source of drinking water for more than 80% of the Allen County population. The water treatment plant requires 6.8 M KWh to operate on a 24/7/365 basis, at a cost of roughly $100,000 per month.
Adjacent to the plant is the Twin Lakes Reservoir, which is roughly 20 acres. the City of Lima would like to conduct a study with the objective of developing a floating solar plant on the surface of the Twin Lakes Reservoir for the purpose of providing electricity for the operation of the drinking water plant. The project would include sufficient battery capacity to permit the storage of electricity to support operations during night time.
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City of Lima |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
Cuyahoga County |
The requested funds will support the first project in Cuyahoga County implementation of a new Public Utility to develop commercial microgrid districts, enabling regional economic development. This project will be associated with the Aerozone Alliance, an economic development zone centered around the NASA Glenn Research facility and Cleveland Hopkins Airport, and will provide affordable, highly reliable electricity to the high-tech companies that work with NASA. It will also allow NASA use of the facility for test bed type experimentation and research as it continues its mission related work of microgrid development for moon and Mars habitation. The County will work with a number of partner organizations on this project.
The immediate use of project dollars will be to hire Engineering and legal consultants for the purpose of developing documents, schematics, maps, drawings, financing, contracts, etc. for a public procurement of a developer and operator for the Aerozone District microgrid.
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Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The City of Painesville is working with the Army Corps of Engineers on a Section 14 Streambank Erosion protection project called the Grand River/Bank Street Streambank and Shoreline Erosion Protection Project. They have been working with the Army Corps since 2017 and have completed the feasibility study. They have a signed Partnership Agreement to move into the design and construction of the wall. The bank along the Grand River has collapsed putting critical infrastructure at risk. The Army Corps has determined that a steel pile retaining wall is the proper solution to stabilizing the bank.
The project overall will cost $3.8 million. The City of Painesville is currently responsible for 35% of the design and construction costs totaling $1,277,000. The City has paid $250,000 to conduct the feasibility study and have budgeted $200,000 in 2021 for the design and engineering. The City of Painesville is requesting $3,800,000 to cover the entire cost of the construction, which will cover both the City of Painesville's ($1,277,00 + $75,000 in-kind) and the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers ($2,523,000) portion of the project. The City of Painesville will have funded $450,000 of the feasibility study and design and engineering.
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Painesville |
OH |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
Southern Ohio Diversification Initiative |
The requested funds will support planning for site readiness activities to prepare parcels to be made available and undergo approval processes for reindustrialization of the PORTS site on the former Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion facility to launch the Heartland GEM Valley initiative described below. Site readiness activities include identifying industries that align with the Heartland GEM Valley strategy ensuring that the site can meet those industries 39 minimum siting criteria; analyzing the utility infrastructure in relation to industry attraction to create a utility strategy that supports the GEM Valley initiative including determining minimum standards, identifying weaknesses and proposing funding sources to strengthen utility infrastructure; ensuring all basic geological, environmental, and other related site characterization studies are completed or identify gaps and studies that need to be completed to prepare the site for redevelopment. Additionally, the project will focus on identifying workforce skill and strengths and educational levels in a one-hour radius of Piketon, Ohio.
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Piketon |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Energy and Water Development |
The Greater Toledo Community Foundation |
The Overland Solar Initiative is an innovative strategy for supporting community revitalization in Toledo, Ohio through partnership with regional business leaders, government, residents and philanthropy. The former site of the historic Toledo Jeep Parkway assembly plant, Overland Industrial Park, is a newly-opened center for jobs and manufacturing in an impoverished community within central city Toledo. Through the Toledo Community Foundation’s efforts, a nearly 3 megawatt solar array is planned for installation at Overland Industrial Park. Funds generated by the sale of electricity to industrial tenants at the site will be invested in the surrounding neighborhoods to galvanize community revitalization through workforce development, housing, small business development, early childhood education and other community redevelopment strategies. The array is expected to generate power for at least 25 years, allowing the Overland Solar Initiative to adapt its focus to changing needs in the community and support long-term solutions with a consistent funding stream. |
Toledo |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Financial Services and General Government |
United Black Fund of Greater Cleveland, Inc. |
The United Black Fund of Greater Cleveland (UBFGC)proposes to start a training program for promising black entrepreneurs focused on more resilient industries like information technology, logistics, manufacturing,professional services, medical technology, and renewable energy. UBFGC will work with Cincinnati-based MORTAR, which transformed Cincinnati into a leader in the formation of black-owned businesses. Graduates of this program will help re-position black-owned businesses away from the precarious industries like personal services and retail and instead on these more resilient industries with greater prospects to weather the next pandemic or economic downturn and better opportunities for long-term growth and expansion.Benefits to taxpayers include closing income and wealth gaps, reducing urban unemployment, encouraging capital formation in the black community, and rebuilding historic Northern Ohio urban neighborhoods – one business at a time. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Financial Services and General Government |
Ohio Alliance of YMCAs Foundation |
Ohio's 162 YMCAs have had a first-hand look at the impact of the pandemic on our older adults in Ohio. We know from the National Council on Aging that the potential impact of social isolation on the health of older adults is severe, including premature mortality, depression, cognitive decline, dementia, lack of adherence to medical routines that can affect underlying health conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure. Social isolation and loneliness was
already at an all time high prior to the pandemic which has only exacerbated the problem.
The Ohio Alliance of YMCAs Foundation is proposing a statewide initiative to reconnect and reintegrate
our older adults for their overall physical, social, and mental health and to reduce negative health
outcomes and health care spending using evidence-based strategies and tools. We are asking the Ohio
delegation to support 25% of the cost of this initiative, with a request of $2,500,000. |
Columbus |
OH |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Financial Services and General Government |
Columbus College of Art and Design |
In keeping with our long history of providing high-quality adult education and youth arts programming to the Central Ohio community, CCAD is constructing a new Center for Creative Career Development. CCAD’s community classes have been a catalyst for some of Ohio’s most well-known entrepreneurs and community leaders including Jeni Britton Bauer of Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams who started her creative life at CCAD with Saturday Morning Art Classes. Located at the heart of our downtown campus, the Center will house our Continuing & Professional Studies department, allowing the college to broaden our community education offerings and expand our career-advancing
workshops for professionals.
The project will involve the build-out of the Center within an 8,500 square foot space in the Design Studios on Broad building. The Center for Creative Career Development will become the launching pad for an array of new certificate and graduate degree programs that directly respond to the upskilling and retraining needs of the Central Ohio
workforce. |
Columbus |
OH |
$1,275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Financial Services and General Government |
Sinclair Community College |
Project funding will create an Advanced Manufacturing Center at Sinclair Community College that will develop a national model integrating employers and educators while creating a feeder program from non-credit training into credit programs; leverage Sinclair's experience developing competency-based programs expediting student completion and inclusion within the manufacturing job market; and cultivate pathways for how high school students leverage their interest in STEM to move seamlessly to a rewarding career. The funding request will be used for equipment acquisition to outfit the Center of Advanced Manufacturing. |
Dayton |
OH |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Lorain |
The City of Lorain seeks $250,000 in Small Business Administration Small Business Initiatives funding for personnel costs to provide a Small Business Community Navigator who will help small businesses and entrepreneurs navigate, secure, and leverage resources from the Rescue Plan Act, federal programs, state programs, and other sources as the community emerges from the COVID-19 pandemic and economic crisis and seeks to rebuild the economy and its small businesses. |
Lorain |
OH |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Financial Services and General Government |
Cuyahoga County Public Library |
Cuyahoga County Public Library intends to expand its workforce development and entrepreneurial support resources with the creation of a new Innovation Center at its Solon library branch. The Solon Innovation Center will function with dual purpose as a business and communal learning space for Solon’s 20,000+ residents and those in surrounding communities. The Innovation Center, housed in the CCPL Solon branch, will be a hub for educational, economic, and business development-related activities.
This community space will supply the equipment and technology needed for those who work remotely, have a homebased business, or need equipment that is not readily available for home use, such as 3D scanners and printers, laser engravers, robotic arms, and large-format printers. In addition, the Center will provide educational programming and opportunities for residents to learn the elements and skills needed for certain sectors and industries, specifically the many manufacturing companies that are housed in and around Solon. This will allow those companies to use the Innovation Center as a way to directly connect with the area’s workforce |
Parma |
OH |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Homeland Security |
Cleveland Metroparks |
This project will properly rehabilitate Hinckley Lake Dam to meet safety standards. Hinckley Lake Dam has been classified as a Class I (High Hazard) dam due to the population at risk within the flood inundation zone. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,578,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Homeland Security |
Cuyahoga County |
The Cuyahoga County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) has been an integral part of numerous responses, most recently for COVID-19 response. The enhanced technology methods required by the remote-work environment of the pandemic compelled the management team to review the EOC’s existing technology capabilities and identify technological gaps and other issues that were previously unrealized. The proposed equipment upgrades will enhance and replace existing technology on-site at the EOC to improve situational awareness and information sharing, including the replacement of computers, displays, and added situational awareness capabilities through the purchase of mobile camera units for pre-planned events. The updated equipment will increase mobility to enhance current Continuity of Operations Plans developed by the Office of Emergency Management through the multi-use, mobile laptops being able to set up a backup EOC offsite should a hazard require physical relocation of the site. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$356,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Homeland Security |
City of Mansfield |
The project involves constructing a 900-foot dry dam west of North Lake Park to contain floodwaters resulting from significant rain events. For decades, a portion of the City of Mansfield's Downtown area and North End neighborhood, both within federally qualified census tracts, has suffered continuous economic loss resulting from flood damage from the Touby's Run watershed. Funding will help to remove the floodplain designation to create economic potential for an area that has long been disadvantaged due to the impact of flooding while also supporting efforts to revitalize housing developments and create space for recreation and wellness amenities for residents. |
Mansfield |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Homeland Security |
Board of Lake County Commissioners |
This project includes the construction of an Emergency Operations Center which would serve as a mixed-use training facility that would leverage traditional public safety responsibilities with educational partners, enhance technology to accommodate remote work, and purchase equipment to eliminate airborne infections in the workplace. |
Painesville |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Homeland Security |
Perkins Township |
Perkins Township is requesting funding to support the engineering and construction plans for a new Emergency Operations Center (EOC) that will also serve as a replacement for an existing fire station that is quickly deteriorating. Funding for a new EOC and Fire Station will allow Perkins Township and surrounding jurisdictions to have an effective and efficient facility for emergencies and allow the Township Fire Department to improve their services to residents and visitors. Construction of the new EOC and Fire Station would make Perkins Township more viable for new businesses. |
Sandusky |
OH |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Parma |
This project is to address failed/failing septic systems and to have a new sanitary sewer main installed, as well as laterals to each of the homes within the project area to eventually connect into after final project acceptance. Completion of this project will mitigate current contamination into the West Creek Watershed of E-coli and coliform which eventually ends up into the Rocky River Watershed and eventually into Lake Erie, the main source of drinking water for the Cleveland area.
The purpose of the project is to comply with US EPA NPDES Phase II - Illicit Discharge, US Clean Water Act, Ohio EPA and the Cuyahoga County Board of Health standards.
|
Parma |
OH |
$1,552,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Athens, Ohio |
The former Ohio National Guard Armory in Athens is a nationally registered building that the City of Athens purchased from the Ohio National Guard in the 1990s. The Athens Armory project will rehabilitate the building in order to hold co-working office space to support local telecommuting and entrepreneurs; public and private event and reception space; a commercial kitchen to support the local food economy; and Class A/B office space.
|
Athens |
OH |
$2,363,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Outdoor Recreation Council of Appalachia |
The Outdoor Recreation Council of Appalachia (ORCA) seeks funding to develop the Baileys Trail System, a planned 88-mile (31 miles complete fall 2021) mountain bike optimized trail system. ORCA manages the Baileys Trail System’s planning, development, construction, maintenance, and events/ activation. |
Athens County |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Baltic |
The Village of Baltic is seeking to remove multiple sized water lines (2", 4", and 6") and replace with 8” along Maple Street. This will bring the system up to 10 State Standards and provide a reliable water distribution system for fire flow, improving the health and safety for the residents during fires. The additional size of water line along Maple Street will allow for future growth of the Village and economical development.
Currently the Village has various sizes of waterlines on Maple Street and would like to make the waterline 8”. This will help with fire flow requirements and allow for growth. The Village has been discussing annexing in the land to the north and east of Maple Street for future development. To do so, they need to make sure their waterline can handle the water flow. The Village of Baltic and surrounding area is growing and needs areas that the infrastructure can sustain the growth.
|
Baltic |
OH |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Belmont County Water and Sewer District |
The scope of the project involves the construction of a 6,820 LF 12" PVC gravity force main which will replace an under sized existing 8" gravity force main. This replacement will eliminate the inadequate hydraulic capacity in the present wastewater transmission system for conveying sanitary sewage flows from the Ohio Valley Mall and the Ohio Valley Plaza areas that serve 12 hotels, 33 restaurants, 3 car dealerships and over 100 retail stores. This area is at maximum capacity in this area and has experienced overflows. |
Belmont County |
OH |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Baldwin Wallace University |
Baldwin Wallace University (BW) seeks funding to establish an Environmental Research Institute (ERI) on its Berea, OH, campus. The ERI will provide a broad spectrum of services to agencies, organizations, municipalities, businesses, and industries throughout northeast Ohio (NEO). This will allow for the expansion and diversification of the NE Ohio economy in an informed manner while striving to protect regional and local watersheds and the central Lake Erie basin, mitigate current environmental issues (both point- and nonpoint-source origins), and manage the impacts of climate change and invasive species. The services provided will include qualitative and quantitative chemical analyses, mathematical modelling of biologic processes, development and on-going monitoring of geochemical benchmarks, and consultation services for the evaluation of existing and development of new planning documents. |
Berea |
OH |
$860,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Boston Heights |
Wolcott Drive in the Village of Boston Heights is located in the Northeast Corner. This area has been identified by the Summit County Storm Water Nuisances of having large Fecal Counts of 50,000 per 100mL. Several years ago the Village was able to offer public water provided by Cleveland Water due to contaminated well water. After further investigation and records request by Summit County Health Department, many of the septic systems are failing or have not even been inspected because the inability to locate the port to properly investigate the system. The Village is requesting funds in order to install sanitary sewers in this area so residents can hookup and properly abandoned their aging and failing septic system. |
Boston Heights |
OH |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Caldwell |
The Village of Caldwell is working on the last phase of the Ohio EPA NPDES permit. The final phase includes replacement of approximately 3,400 LF of sanitary sewer, lining 4,500 LF of sewer, and 8,600 LF of storm sewer. The construction of the new sewers and lining of the sewer pipe will separate storm sewers from the sanitary collection system, reducing storm water flows within the sanitary sewers and repair pipes that are deteriorated, allowing ground water to enter the sanitary sewers. This work will reduce basement backups within the Village, decrease sanitary discharges to the local streams, and reduce flows going to the wastewater treatment plant. Reduction of flows to the wastewater treatment plant will reduce wear on equipment, reducing operation and maintenance cost for the wastewater treatment plant. |
Caldwell |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
ABC Water and Stormwater District |
Currently Canfield Township residents and business utilize private wells for water service as there are no public water mains available. Due to poor groundwater quality and low supply the ABC District explored the feasibility of serving the area with potable public water through a variety of options; well development, and various bulk water purchase options. After reviewing the alternatives, the results demonstrated that the City of Youngstown can affordably provide an adequate supply of water to Canfield Township service area. ABC District has since negotiated a bulk water agreement with the City of Youngstown. The next step is to construct the system.
This request is to support the cost for the construction of a 400,000 gallon elevated storage tank and installation of 27 miles of primarily 8" water main to serve 700 address units. The benefits to be realized; consistency, and costs of quality drinking water and fire protection are desirable to the current residents and for potential future customers within the service area. Project includes installing 34,061 l.f. of 12" waterline, 107,896 l.f. of 8" waterline, 2,417 l.f of 2"waterline. The construction of 400,000 gallon elevated water storage tank, and the purchase of software for monitoring and meter reading. |
Canfield |
|
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Chillicothe |
The City owns and operates a wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) that provides service to residents, businesses, and industries in and around the City. The existing WWTP has several deteriorating and obsolete processes, and CDS funding will support updates. |
Chillicothe |
OH |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center |
The purpose of this project is to create a sustainable, research-level archival system at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center (NURFC), making the institution an international destination for collection, preservation, and research on African-American History in the State of Ohio and beyond. The Freedom Center seeks to create a dedicated space for archivable artifacts/documents and a reading room for visiting researchers. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$764,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Union Foundation |
Union Baptist Church has stewardship over and seeks to revitalize two historic African American cemeteries—Union Baptist Cemetery and United American Cemetery - and their historical documents. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District |
This project is to repair a damaged and partially collapsed culverted section of Big Creek, a tributary to the Cuyahoga River, on the Regional Stormwater System (RSS) that also currently carries 3 combined sewer overflows (CSOs). The culvert is located on private properties within the City of Cleveland between Brookside Boulevard and Victory Boulevard /West Avenue. The Culvert was installed in 1930’s to enclose Big Creek and enable residential development. The culvert is shallow and located in the back yards of approximately 120 residential properties just below the surface and under some garages and fences. The estimated capital cost of this project is around $12 million for construction and another $1.7 million for design. It is currently at 90% design, which will be finished by summer. NEORSD is requesting federal assistance in the amount of $2 million for the construction stage of this project. Construction will last approximately 2 years to the end of 2023. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Vibrant NEO |
Seed funding through Congressionally Directed Spending for a revolving loan fund will provide Vibrant NEO with flexible funds that can be used for remediation of brownfield sites. Initial funding will result in a self-sustaining loan program as the principle and interest are repaid. A portion of the funds may also be used as grants rather than loans, if the redevelopment is to be a park or other public greenspace |
Cleveland |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District |
This project will reduce activations from three (3) combined sewer outfalls (CSOs) on the Rocky River eliminating approximately seven (7) million gallons of combined sewage discharging yearly to the environment during wet weather. NEORSD has performed a preliminary engineering and developed a conceptual solution. Design for this project will begin this year and construction will start in 2022. The estimated capital cost of this project is $3 million. NEORSD is requesting $1 million in federal assistance. |
cleveland |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Canalway Partners |
Canal Basin Park marks the site where the Cuyahoga River and the Oho and Erie Canalway meet, a historic spot where one of the first transcontinental transportation routes originated. While the historic canal is buried under a century of future development, the Towpath Trail, a 90+ mile regional greenway through four Ohio counties begins (or ends) there. Currently, the Towpath Trail ends in a parking lot. The first phase to green the area into a trailhead is currently underway. This $688,000 project will result in improvements such as the removal of a surplus parking lot, installation of a usable greenspace, and trailhead amenities.
The CDS funding would allow the project to expand to complete the first phase. It would extend the Towpath Trail to the Cuyahoga River and provide a public overlook, simulate where the canal and the river met, install a biofilitration system to handle bridge runoff, install stone curbing to indicate the historic spot where the Canal Basin once received goods shipped around the globe, and provide the infrastructure to interpret the Ohio & Erie Canal story from the place where it began.
|
Cleveland |
OH |
$907,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Karamu House |
Karamu House, the country’s oldest producing African American theatre, is pursuing a Phase 3 renovation/rehabilitation of its historic theatre and cultural center, including critical accessibility improvements, black box theater renovations, and addition of an outdoor performance space and bistro, furthering public accessibility to all parts of current 75,000 square-foot facility. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
American Veterans Heritage Center |
The Secretary of Veterans Affairs has chosen the DVAMC campus, itself a National Historic Landmark, as the future home of the new National VA History Center. The Center is needed to enhance the VA's ability to preserve and manage is many historic archives and artifact nationwide, and provide its leadership, employees, medical center staff, researchers and the public access to its history of contributions to our veterans. The VA has decided to stabilize, renovate and restore existing historic buildings on the DVAMC campus, and repurpose those buildings to provide space for public-facing access, internal artifact storage and restoration, and educational opportunities. The $5M in this requested Historic Preservation Fund CDS, when combined with ongoing work, will complete the restoration of building 116, the building chosen to provide public access. |
Dayton |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Dayton Art Institute |
The Dayton Art Institute is requesting federal assistance on behalf of its nearly 100 year-old iconic building listed on the National Register of Historic Landmarks. It is an honor to be the steward of preserving such a treasured building but indeed very costly as well. Over the past decade in particular, the Dayton Art Institute has been working with the Department of Homeland Security on not only protecting the "contents" of the Museum, but at the same time providing an overall safer and enjoyable experience for the guests. Specific recommendations have been made which the museum has adopted on a phased-in approach as appropriate funds become available. This Congressional Directed Spending request would allow the completion of the historic windows and doors replacement as well as several other safety improvements recommended for completion. |
Dayton |
OH |
$2,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Aviation Heritage Alliance |
This request is to direct $350,000 through the National Park Service Historic Preservation Fund to support the stabilization and restoration of the Paul Laurence Dunbar House. A portion will be directed to the exterior and landscape critical needs. The remainder of the appropriation will address interior needs. |
Dayton |
OH |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fairview Park |
The City of Fairview Park (“City”) is seeking funding to implement the Bain Park Cabin & Bridge Historic Restoration Project (“Project”). This shovel-ready project includes the restoration of the historic Works Progress Administration (“WPA”) Bain Park Cabin and four (4) stone bridges within the Fairview Community Park Historic District, also widely referred to as Bain Park. |
Fairview Park |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Henry County Board of County Commissioners |
The Board of Commissioners of Henry County, Ohio, are requesting $400,000.00 for the purpose of restoring the historic Henry County Courthouse - erected in 1881.
The Courthouse - listed on the National Register of Historic Places - is subjected to the brutal ice storms of Northwest Ohio in the winter, and severe rains and storms during the rest of the year. If appropriated, the funds - as part of the preservation efforts - will be used to secure the external facades of the Courthouse from the different types of weather it faces.
|
Henry County |
OH |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Kirtland |
The City of Kirtland is seeking funds to assist with sanitary sewer updates for the Old Town neighborhood, in order to comply with Ohio EPA orders and reduce E-Coli in local waterways. |
Kirtland |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Holden Arboretum |
Holden's urban and community forestry project "Working the Forest: Greening Ohio’s North Coast" aims to dramatically enhance sustainable forest conservation within Northeast Ohio and expand urban tree canopy across Cuyahoga, Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula Counties. Holden seeks to reverse the losses of forested lands, both in rural and urban spaces, through partnerships with private landowners and community groups, who own 85% of all natural forests in Ohio and the majority of land within urban spaces where new trees can be planted. |
Kirtland |
OH |
$875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lorain |
The City of Lorain is requesting $2.6 million in EPA State and Tribal Assistance Grant (STAG) funding to renovate cost-inefficient and obsolete sludge digesters and to determine the feasibility of creating a Class IV sludge composting facility that would reduce sludge disposal, save landfill capacity, reduce costs through productive reuse of these materials, and minimize water contamination to the Black River and Lake Erie. |
lorain |
OH |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Louisville |
This project would allow for the regionalization of Louisville’s water utility by facilitating connection to it by rural, disadvantaged communities surrounding the city. The proposed project would also supply water to a long-term care facility that has requested connection to Louisville’s water supply because of their failing system, as determined by the EPA. There are also identified areas along the proposed water line route that are ideal for development with the addition of a water utility infrastructure required by businesses. |
Louisville |
OH |
$6,199,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Lowellville |
The Village is committed via NPDES permit with the OEPA to design and construct additional flow equalization at their wastewater treatment plant in the Village in 2021. This flow equalization is to mitigate high-flows during inclement weather to provide adequate treatment capacity. The Village’s recently completed comp plan promotes further commercial develop in their downtown district that will redevelop former commercial-zoned property and create riverfront develop. The Village’s comp plan is in-line with Eastgate’s Mahoning River Corridor Plan.
This funding request is for: capacity improvements at the wastewater treatment plant which entail improvements to the existing flow equalization train and tankage, replacing the sludge dewatering system, increasing the chlorine contact tank volume for improved disinfection, the final clarifiers, replacing the non-potable water system, and improving the headworks, extending new storm and sanitary sewers along McGaffney Rd, and finally to make isolated improvements in the Village’s wastewater collection system to decrease the amount of infiltration and inflow entering the existing wastewater collection system |
Lowellville |
OH |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Midvale |
The Village's existing water facilities consists of wells drawing water from the ground; then a chemical addition is used to sequester the iron and the water is disinfected with chlorine before the water is discharged to the system. The Village was notified by Ohio EPA that manganese concentrations in the finished water exceeded the standard and was issued a notice of violation. The project is to correct this issue and bring the Village into compliance. |
Midvale |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Painesville |
The City of Painesville is seeking funds to make improvements to prepare vacant land bordering the City of Mentor for businesses. These improvements include the development of a roadway network (including curbs and gutters), installation of water, sanitary sewer and storm sewers, sanitary pump stations (2), drainage improvements, installation of a rail grade crossing, and park and sidewalk improvements. |
Painesville |
OH |
$570,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Parma |
This project is scheduled to address I/I (Inflow and Infiltration) and IDDE Issues on Krueger Avenue including the surrounding streets. This area has a history of basement backups and flooding during normal (1-2 year ) storm events. Krueger Avenue and the surrounding streets have a common trench meaning that both the storm and sanitary sewer lines share a common trench. Problems with I/I occur when the storm water system becomes overwhelmed and travels into the sanitary sewer system and overwhelms its capacity, resulting in flooding and basement backups. |
Parma |
OH |
$1,320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District |
The Upper Ridgewood Basin Improvement Project is located within the City of Parma, within a public park owned by the City of Parma and is a wet retention basin along Big Creek, a tributary to the Cuyahoga River. Most of this area within the City of Parma was developed without stormwater detention regulations in place, so modifications of existing facilities now will assist in mitigating flooding in the area.
After completion of this project, the basin will become a wetland detention basin, allowing for additional storage volume to hold back the stormwater flows. The wetland features of this basin will provide water quality benefits, by treating the stormwater through use of vegetation.
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Parma |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Parma |
This project is scheduled to address I/I (Inflow and Infiltration) and IDDE Issues on Green Acres Drive including the surrounding streets. This area has a history of basement backups and flooding during normal (1-2 year ) storm events. Green Acres Drive and the surrounding streets have a common trench meaning that both the storm and sanitary sewer lines share a common trench. Problems with I/I occur when the storm water system becomes overwhelmed and travels into the sanitary sewer system and overwhelms its capacity, resulting in flooding and basement backups. |
Parma |
OH |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District |
The Pepper Luce Creek Culvert Replacement and Rehabilitation at Gates Mills Boulevard Project will replace and rehabilitate portions of failing reinforced concrete culvert, expand and improve an existing stormwater detention basin to reduce flooding risks to public roadways, and stabilize eroding streambanks along an unnamed tributary to Pepper Luce Creek, a tributary to the Chagrin River, in the City of Pepper Pike. |
Pepper Pike |
OH |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Reminderville |
In 2018, a Water Quality Assessment Study was performed for Aurora Lake (approximately 340 Acres) located in the Village of Reminderville (Northern Summit County) and Portage County. The purpose of the study was to determine the water quality and overall health of the lake. Some of the recommendations to improve the health of the lake include dredging, watershed restoration, and treatment forebays.
The recommendation to help alleviate the organic material is the construction of an elevated wetland forebay directly downstream from the Glenwood Blvd. culvert would encourage sediment disposition and provide a distinct separation from the canal. Additionally, frequent boat traffic keeps the sediment suspended resulting in high turbidity.
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Reminderville |
OH |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Reminderville |
The purpose of this project is to completely reconstruct, and cement stabilize a structurally deficient road. Along with installing new catch basins and storm sewers to reduce flooding in the homes garage, basements, front and rear yards during normal 10-year storm events. I will include resident flooding concerns that include letters and pictures from the residents which shows flooding issues along Smugglers Cove, inside garages and front and rear yards. |
Reminderville |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rocky River |
The City of Rocky River is requesting funding for the next phases of the Bradstreet’s Landing Project which include the Spencer Creek and Parking and Vehicular Circulation elements of the Bradstreet’s Landing Master Plan. This portion of the project involves the restoration of Spencer Creek with the installation of a riparian floodplain and storm water management measures in the redesign and replacement of parking drive access within the park. These elements will tie the region to the improvements already in process and improve the quality of life in the area by preserving water quality and restoring biodiversity to Spencer Creek and maintaining the resiliency of the beach through shoreline restoration. |
Rocky River |
OH |
$1,840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Scio |
The proposed project includes replacement of approximately 4,200 LF of water lines. Water services will be replaced with pavement and sidewalk restored to pre-construction conditions. The waterline that will be replaced, along with the lead service connections to houses are located on: Grandview, Maple, Walnut, and Brown Street. In seven years, the Village has seen the following waterline breaks: Grandview- 3, Maple - 1, Brown - 2, and Walnut - 2.
Outputs: 4,200 linear feet of waterline;10 Fire Hydrants; 60 direct households – 150 direct beneficiaries – 763 population benefit |
Scio |
OH |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Shaker Heights |
The City of Shaker Heights Lomond-Lynnfield Sanitary Sewer Overflow (SSO) Project will reduce sanitary sewer overflows and improve water quality and safety in the Doan Brook Watershed and Lake Erie. The project will increase sewer capacity and rehabilitate critical sections of the sanitary sewer system where persistent sanitary sewer overflows have occurred over several decades. The project will mitigate overflows of the sanitary sewer, meeting the parallel goals of environmental regulatory compliance, raising quality of life for residents, and improving the overall quality of the water that flows into Lake Erie. |
Shaker Heights |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lucas County Commissioners |
The Board of Lucas County Commissioners, City of Toledo and Metroparks Toledo aim to transform the Civic Center Mall and the public buildings adjacent to it into a highly utilized public space with monuments veterans, promoting native plants, and providing educational opportunities for students. The partners seek to make fundamental improvements to the Civic Center Mall and the civic institutions that surround it, including the United States Courthouse and Custom House, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. |
Toledo |
OH |
$2,399,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Tuscarawas |
The Village is currently experiencing issues with their existing wastewater lagoon aeration system and providing adequate aeration. This funding request is for updates to the system, including new diffusers, a new generator, an ultraviolet light treatment system, and a new screenings conveyor. |
Tuscarawas |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of University Heights |
Northeastern Ohio Regional Sewer District has identified $175,020,000 in sewer improvements the City of University Heights needs. The UH-08 Sewer Project represents what the city of University Heights views as the most critical $39,405,521 to be done first. The project will replace common trench and SSO systems within the UH-08 area. |
University Heights |
OH |
$39,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Waynesburg |
he Village of Waynesburg has identified Shane Ave. As a project that needs to be completed for public health and safety. The Public Health portion is so that the Village water system can be looped and provide potable water if there is a water line break in the existing un-looped system. Additionally, the public safety portion of the project is that periodically there is a traffic accident on SR- 182, and there is no safe way to detour traffic to allow the safety forces to perform their work in a safe manner. |
Waynesburg |
OH |
$710,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of West Carrollton |
The project will construct safety improvements and a competition level whitewater channel at the South Montgomery Low Dam to enhance public safety, promote and expand recreational use of this vital stretch of the Miami River bordered by the cities of West Carrollton and Moraine and promote greater use of the Miami River by the boating public in two areas: 1.) by building structures on the downstream side of the low dam to reduce the danger of injury and drowning from boats accidentally flowing over the low dam, and 2.) by constructing a 900 ft. whitewater channel around the low dam that will allow safe passage for canoe and kayak paddlers to avoid the dangerous low dam, eliminate portage, and allow continuous travel down the Miami River from downtown Dayton to Miamisburg and further south. |
West Carrollton |
OH |
$5,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Zanesville |
This request is for funding to aid the City of Zanesville in the brownfield cleanup effort at 2200 Linden Avenue in Zanesville, Ohio. The site is on the EPA’s list of Superfund Sites under project name: Zanesville Well Field. The City of Zanesville is seeking federal support for the cleanup efforts on this site. |
Zanesville |
OH |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ohio University |
Funding to support the Engineering Technology program at Ohio University in partnership with the Fairfield County Workforce Development Center with an emphasis on training for Manufacturing Industry 4.0 sectors. |
Athens |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ohio University |
Ohio University requests CDS funding to support the establishment of a nursing lab at Ohio University – Lancaster Campus that will enable Ohio University to extend its nursing program to Fairfield County and the surrounding area. |
Athens County |
OH |
$394,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Survivor Advocacy Outreach Program |
Survivor Advocacy Outreach Program requests CDS funding to launch its New Leaf Justice Enterprises, a long-term program for survivors. |
Athens County |
OH |
$353,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ohio University |
Ohio University requests CDS support to facilitate Ohio’s Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine’s Community Health Program’s (CHP) acquisition of a compact mobile health unit to expand clinical offerings to underserved communities in Southeast and Eastern Ohio counties. The new unit will allow for an expansion of programs and services, including the Ohio Department of Health Vaccines for Children program, childhood hearing and vision screenings in partnership with local school
districts, and adult health screenings and education clinics to new locations throughout 20-24 counties in the Southeast and Eastern Ohio region. |
Athens County |
OH |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Baldwin Wallace University |
Baldwin Wallace plans to establish a new Center which will facilitate interdisciplinary, applied research, and training services to address health inequities across Ohio. |
Berea |
OH |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Early Childhood Resource Center |
SPARK (Supporting Partnerships to Assure Ready Kids) is a kindergarten readiness program organized and managed by the Early Childhood Resource Center in Canton, OH. A team of experts create individual learning plans to ensure that every SPARK child is given the tools to be ready for kindergarten. |
Canton |
OH |
$369,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cincinnati Museum Center |
Cincinnati Museum Center’s (CMC) forthcoming Ordovician exhibit, entitled Ancient Worlds Hiding in Plain Sight, will showcase its world-renowned fossil collection through experiential learning. The exhibit will highlight Cincinnati’s unique geology and encourage the exploration of Ordovician fossils. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Cincinnati |
The Digital Innovators Program will pair degree and training programs with work-integrated learning opportunities to create pathways to middle and high-skilled jobs and train students for information technology (IT) and healthcare careers in the Greater Cincinnati region. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$845,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cincinnati State Technical and Community College |
This project will support the re-launch of CState Accelerate at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College, which provides low-income college students with a series of intensive supports that have been proven to dramatically improve retention and graduation rates. In doing so, not only does this program help to directly address inequality and poverty, but it also addresses the current needs of employers throughout the region and state for well-trained individuals capable of succeeding in the 21st Century workplace. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Cincinnati |
1MPACT House provides students with the opportunity to live and learn with a ready-made group of peers. Additional funding will provide a means for first-generation students to engage with campus and community resources, build networks to increase opportunities for student academic, financial, social, and career success, and close graduation and retention gaps. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$310,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Underground Railroad Freedom Center |
This project would extend the existing capacity of the Freedom Center's Education Department by increasing online resources for students in pre K-12 and enabling staff to connect with outside speakers, performers and experts. The Freedom Center aims to contextualize issues that connect people with the past and present. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$109,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mercy Health – Springfield Regional Medical Center |
Mercy Health Springfield Regional Medical Center requests CDS support for robotic equipment to improve the quality, timeliness, and access to critical musculoskeletal care for patents in the six-county area surrounding the Medical Center. |
Clark County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CitiLookout Counseling Center |
CitiLookout Counseling Center requests CDS funding to be used toward supporting the trauma recovery services. |
Clark County |
OH |
$146,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc. |
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame requests CDS to invest in the institution’s established and rapidly growing educational programs, to reach and engage new audiences, and to fund the creation of curriculum for their in-person and digital programming. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban League of Greater Cleveland |
My Brother's Keeper-GC, in collaboration with Students of Promise, has created a program designed to strengthen the relationships and skill sets that our young people need to succeed, while engaging parents, families, and the entire learning community. Students will receive academic support, mentoring, exposure to positive role models, career exploration, leadership development, cultural awareness, and social development. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cuyahoga Community College District |
To fund Cuyahoga Community College's employment and training programs targeting upcoming and recent high school graduates as well as unemployed and underemployed workers. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ohio Aerospace Institute |
The Ohio Aerospace Institute (OAI) Aviation Tech Workforce Development Program will create and implement curriculum for an aviation maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) training program. It will be aimed towards both high school students and adults, and students will learn the details of aviation employment and complete an FAA-certified MRO mechanics certification. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NewBridge Cleveland Center for Arts and Technology |
To support NewBridge's programs providing adult students with the training and support they need to secure meaningful employment in high-demand healthcare fields. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reading Is Fundamental, Inc. |
Reading is Fundamental will support childhood literacy by establishing book distributions, literacy activities, and teacher support programs, reaching roughly 19,500 elementary children in need. It will also help students build their home libraries and expand their books access through a mix of print and digital books |
Cleveland |
OH |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NewBridge Cleveland Center for Arts and Technology |
Funding for NewBridge to launch a new program, “Project Wayfinder,” targeting youth of color ages 16-24 who are not in school or employed in order to provide the resources and skills necessary for in-demand occupations. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
TECH CORPS Ohio |
TECH CORPS' proposed STEM Education Program will educate up to 3,000 elementary and middle school students about computer science and information technology (IT) education throughout Akron, Cleveland, Columbus, and Lorain. |
Columbus |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Ohio State University |
RAISE is an initiative to establish The Ohio State University (OSU) as an institution dedicated to research on all aspects of race, racial inequality, and social policy that will significantly increase the OSU's faulty diversity and build strong connections to the community. |
Columbus |
OH |
$483,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
PAST Foundation |
The Entrepreneurship in Agribusiness: A STEM Experience project brings entrepreneurship and career preparation to K-12 environments through agribusiness experiences learned through sustainable farming. This project impacts both rural and urban environments for a total of seven schools in Ohio. |
Columbus |
OH |
$62,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Avita Health Foundation |
Avita requests CDS to support the purchase of equipment necessary to expand the Cardiac Catheterization Lab Cath Lab at Avita Galion Hospital for the purpose of an Electrophysiology Program to support the needs of patients throughout Crawford County, Ohio and the surrounding counties so that they may receive advanced cardiac care closer to home. |
Crawford County |
OH |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging |
The Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging request CDS support to assist low income seniors who are unable to repair, maintain or make changes to their home in order to meet their daily living needs by providing critical home repairs and modifications so that seniors and people with physical challenges can age in place, remaining safe and independent for longer. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$1,340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland |
The Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland seeks CDS support to upgrade St. Vincent Charity Medical Center (as well as the vision of St. Vincent Charity Health Campus) electronic medical record system to enable better telehealth care delivery. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$1,230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hospice of the Western Reserve |
Hospice of the Western Reserve (HWR) is pursuing CDS funding to improve the education and training of health care providers who work in palliative and hospice care. HWR's project will result in an education and training toolkit for health care professionals at non-profit hospices across the state and nation. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
OhioGuidestone |
OhioGuidestone requests CDS support to launch an Ohio-wide program of preventative mental health for fathers. The project will produce a validated screening tool that can be utilized by professionals in any community or jurisdiction. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$904,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Providence House, Inc. |
Funding will allow Providence House to increase its capacity to provide family preservation services to families experiencing crisis, restoring vital services to children and families. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$780,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jennings Center for Older Adults |
Jennings Center for Older Adults requests CDS to purchase and install ceiling-mounted lift systems and sit-to-stand lifts at three Jennings sites in Northeast Ohio: Jennings nursing home on the Garfield Heights campus, Jennings at Notre Dame Village assisted living community in Chardon, and Jennings at Brecksville assisted living community. This capital equipment will help residents and reduce the lifting and transferring injuries experienced by numerous healthcare workers. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center |
UH requests CDS to bring the Hub model of Integrated Clinical Case Management to UH to improve the care of patients with mental and behavioral health conditions in Northeast Ohio. The Behavioral Health Hub model is a new vision for population-based behavioral health care that would help support integrated behavioral health care, offering a continuum of care for both mental illness and substance use, including more intensive services like intensive outpatient mental health programs, as well as
psychiatry, counseling, group therapy and access to sub-specialty consultation, for both children and adults. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center |
UH, in partnership with Case Western Reserve University's Center on Urban Poverty & Community Development, requests CDS to support a pediatric hospital-based violence intervention program aimed at effectively addressing violence and toxic stress for children and families in Cleveland. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cuyahoga County |
Funding will support Cuyahoga County and the Workforce Connect Healthcare Intermediary at Cuyahoga
Community College's Healthcare Career On-Ramp Workforce Training Pilot. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brenda Glass Trauma Center |
The Brenda Glass Trauma Center seeks CDS funding to help cover the cost of trauma recovery and other supportive services that address practical needs of survivors of violence crime. |
Cuyahoga County |
OH |
$390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
onMain, Inc. |
To fund the construction of onMain's Center for Applied Learning and Research, which serve as a hub for training in general technology and healthcare technology, in partnership with Premier Health and the University of Dayton. |
Dayton |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Homefull |
Joint funding for Homefull and Hall Hunger Initiative's efforts to address health and equity in Dayton and Montgomery County, Ohio, through the construction of a health clinic and pharmacy. |
Dayton |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wright State University |
Wright State University is preparing to build a Workforce Development Center at its Lake Campus in Celina, Ohio, and additional funding would provide support for industrial equipment, technology needs, furnishings, and startup costs for the Makers Space. |
Dayton |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwestern Ohio Council for Higher Education |
Through the Miami Valley Intern Academy (MVIA) experience, students receive first-hand exposure in their industry of choice while being paid as an intern. In addition, students will receive guidance and coaching on in-demand career industries, including manufacturing, aerospace and aviation, automotive, healthcare, information technology, energy and chemicals, financial services, food and agribusiness, logistics and transportation, and military and federal. |
Dayton |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Learn to Earn Dayton |
Learn to Earn Dayton works with parents, students, school districts, local institutions of higher education, and community organizations to ensure that every young person in the Dayton region is ready to learn by kindergarten, and ready to earn upon graduation from post-secondary education. Their two-generation services utilize a comprehensive, strength-based family assessment that looks at the assets, support system, and needs of each family member to improve student outcomes. |
Dayton |
OH |
$493,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
K12 Gallery & TEJAS |
This project will provide access and occupancy to and educational area in second floor of the K12 Gallery and TEJAS building. Opening up the second floor area will provide the community with additional space and educational opportunities that are currently limited to the first floor of the building. |
Dayton |
OH |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Defiance College |
The Defiance, Ohio Tri-River Research Alliance (Defiance Research Alliance) aims to address systemic problems attributable to Upper Maumee River watershed through collaborative research, education, and training. It engages faculty, staff, and students at Defiance College, Defiance City School District, and throughout the City of Defiance. |
Defiance |
OH |
$690,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
OCLC, Inc. |
This project would create an innovative program that ensures students at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) across the United States have access to critical information, infrastructure supports, and educational resources held by libraries worldwide. In turn, students would have the opportunity to receive free access to an online discovery service and an authentication service for e-resources to support student-learning needs. |
Dublin |
OH |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lorain County Community College District |
Funding for Lorain County Community College's
TRAIN advanced technology/applied engineering earn-and-learn program. |
Elyria |
OH |
$688,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Health Care Access Now |
Health Care Access Now requests CDS support to strengthen and expand the Pathway Community HUB Model across the state of Ohio to reach more clients and reduce health disparities. Investments will be made in service delivery expansion, HUB infrastructure, workforce development, and capacity building. |
Entire State |
OH |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Franklin County Board of Commissioners |
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners, in partnership with the ADAMH Board of Franklin County, request CDS support to construct the Franklin County Mental Health and Addiction Crisis Center, which will serve as the cornerstone of Franklin County's continuum of crisis care for mental health and addiction crisis needs. |
Franklin County |
OH |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Star House |
Funding will ensure Star House, Huckleberry House, and Kaleidoscope Youth Center are equipped to meet the increased need for mental health services, housing, and job training for youth experiencing homelessness during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. |
Franklin County |
OH |
$760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fulton County Health Department |
The Fulton County Health Department requests CDS support for the construction to provide much needed additional space for additional services and staff to meet the needs of the local community. The addition will ensure adequate space to house the Northern Breast and Cervical Cancer Project, the Community Education and Engagement Division, and the Fulton County Family and Children First Coordinator, as well as the following multi-county positions: Communicable Disease Epidemiologist and Emergency Planner and Accreditation Coordinator. |
Fulton County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Holzer Health System |
The Holzer Leadership and Innovation Institute Building will support the addition of a new 8,246 square foot building to the Holzer Gallipolis Campus in southeast Ohio. In keeping with Holzer’s mission, the proposed building is designed for training sessions and other events for Holzer’s faculty, staff, medical professionals, and other medical related groups to continue their care for their patients and the community. |
Gallia County |
OH |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Violence Prevention Center |
Funding will support the Family Violence Prevention Center's construction of an Outreach Center for survivors of domestic violence and sexual violence. The Outreach Center will elevate the provision of mental health services in a trauma-informed environment and ensure all survivors have access to specialized services. |
Greene County |
OH |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UC Health |
UC Health seeks CDS funding to support the construction of a Critical Care Pavilion/Mass Casualty Triage Space at UC Medical Center. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$6,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio |
The Council on Aging (COA) of Southwest Ohio requests CDS to support the development of the Home Health Aide App to address the growing shortage of qualified home health aides and better support home health aides and the seniors and individuals with disabilities they help to support. Through a single, secure platform, COA’s Home Health Aide App will, among other things, increase compatibility between home health aides and their care recipients, expand the Consumer Directed Care workforce to help alleviate the aide shortage, and enable clients, home health aides, and other caregivers to promptly report gaps in care. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Good Samaritan Hospital-TriHealth |
This CDS would support the purchase of capital equipment known as Intra-Operative Positioning System (IOPS) that is an innovative FDA approved technology that provides color 3D GPS-like surgical navigation and imaging that improves endovascular procedure outcomes and reduces harmful radiation exposure to patients and healthcare workers. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$589,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center |
Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center requests CDS for the purchase of a 129Xe Hyperpolarizer, which will be used by Cincinnati Children's to produce hyperpolarized Xenon gas for pulmonary MR imaging for the diagnosis and treatment planning of patients. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$530,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Children's Home |
The Children's Home requests CDS support to cover initial costs of developing a full treatment continuum for
mothers with a variety of mental health conditions to support the mental health of mothers throughout the perinatal period and well into the child’s first year of life. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Beech Acres Parenting Center |
Funding will support the Beech Acres Continuum of Care for Families pilot child abuse prevention program. The program will offer a continuum of services designed to facilitate meaningful change for families in Southwest Ohio who need assistance, including case management, service navigation, and support groups. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$123,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Home of Cincinnati |
The Jewish Home of Cincinnati requests CDS to enter into a partnership with The Live Well Collaborative to develop and enhance its capacity to meet the emerging needs of older adults and people with disabilities in the Cincinnati region to support their health, independence, and quality of life. |
Hamilton County |
OH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hiram College |
Hiram College seeks to upgrade its campus technology infrastructure so that residential students, off-campus online and adult students, and community members will have access to updated technology. This funding request will expand access to post-secondary education to more Americans by providing broadband internet access in non-urbanized areas. |
Hiram |
OH |
$415,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Forbes House |
Established in 1979, Forbes House is the only domestic violence shelter in Lake County. CDS funding will allow Forbes House to expand services to provide tailored trauma-informed services to human trafficking victims. |
Lake County |
OH |
$405,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lake County Free Clinic |
Lake County Free Clinic (LCFC) seeks CDS support to add water lines to convert two medical exam rooms into two dental exam rooms, and to cover the cost of essential medical equipment. This funding would allow LCFC to meet the medical and dental needs of Ohioans through the renovation of a clinic facility to reinstate dental services and to allow LCFC to replace broken and worn medical and dental equipment with new, durable pieces. |
Lake County |
OH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Nord Center |
The Nord Center, with its local nonprofit partners, requests CDS to help support the costs of constructing the new Lorain County Crisis Receiving Center, which will expand the County's capacity to provide inpatient detoxification services and revolutionize the care continuum for behavioral health and substance use disorder in Lorain County. |
Lorain County |
OH |
$2,827,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ProMedica Toledo Hospital |
ProMedica Russell J. Ebeid Children's Hospital, operating as part of ProMedica Toledo Hospital, requests CDS support to upgrade its inpatient pediatric psychiatric unit. This upgrade and relocation will move the psychiatric unit from the medical office building where it currently resides to within the hospital proper and provide for larger treatment areas and enhance safety and confidentiality measures for patients, families and staff. |
Lucas County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Ohio CARES Circle, Inc. |
Southwest Ohio CARES Circle, Inc. (SWOCC) is an affiliate of National CARES Mentoring with a focus on mentoring youth toward self-acceptance, resilience, and building generational wealth and community healing. CARES CIRCLE is designed to support mentees in their personal, social, and professional development goals, and provides guidance to help them address various challenges and traumas. |
Middletown |
OH |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
OneFifteen Recovery |
OneFifteen is requesting CDS to support the construction of the OneFifteen Recovery Substance Abuse Withdrawal Services Clinic, an innovative, person-centered level of care for individuals with Substance Use Disorders (SUD). The expansion will move the OneFifteen Outpatient Withdrawal Management Program from OneFifteen's Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU), where it is currently operating, to a dedicated space designed to meet the care needs of a population during their first few days of recovery, thereby increasing treatment capacity. |
Montgomery County |
OH |
$2,741,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Grandview Foundation |
Kettering Health's Grandview Hospital requests CDS support for the renovation and expansion of the Cassano Health Center, which provides access to primary and specialty care and wrap around social services to members of the Dayton community. Funding will help support more patient care volume and the addition of new services at the Cassano Health Center. |
Montgomery County |
OH |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
OneFifteen Recovery |
OneFifteen is requesting CDS to support the bring multidisciplinary and recovery support services to this population to individuals in need of substance use disorder (SUD) services in the greater Dayton region. |
Montgomery County |
OH |
$643,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Good Neighbor House |
Good Neighbor House seeks CDS funding to support construction costs to upgrade and expand its medical and dental facilities, increasing capacity to accommodate more patients and increase access to care. |
Montgomery County |
OH |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Dayton Area Hospital Association |
The Greater Dayton Area Hospital Association (GDAHA) seeks CDS support to establish a multifaceted program that will link and utilize data from disparate sources to achieve systemic change while also ensuring that targeted interventions can begin immediately using community health workers (CHW). |
Montgomery County |
OH |
$48,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Summa Health |
Summa Health request CDS support to help cover the construction of the new Sr. Ignatia Heritage and Reflection Center, which will be housed within Summa Health's new behavioral health facility. Summa Health intends for the Sr. Ignatia Heritage and Reflection Center to be a regional, state, and national destination site for the recovery community. |
Summit County |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Toledo Public Schools |
TPS is planning to develop and implement a CDL licensing program for high school seniors. In addition to the value this program will bring to industry and community, the TPS CDL program will also put students in position for high school graduation, as CDL meets the Ohio Department of Education's graduation eligibility criteria for high-demand industry credentials. |
Toledo |
OH |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
GrandWorks Foundation |
The Urbana Youth Center partners with local behavioral health providers to provide young people in Urbana City Schools with evidence-based prevention programming, homework and study assistance, career readiness programs, life skills classes, and classes in entertainment and dramatic arts. It serves various young people, including those who are homeless, impacted by addiction, and experience food insecurity. |
Urbana |
OH |
$258,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Otterbein University |
During the fall 2022 semester, entering students at Otterbein will complete a four-year, comprehensive program called Every Student Will (ESW) program to prepare them for post-graduate success. This project will build on the university's current Five Cardinal Experiences (5 Cards) program, which encourages students to participate in immersive, high-impact, experiential learning opportunities. |
Westerville |
OH |
$445,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Otterbein University |
Otterbein University will renovate its Campus Center elevator to provide better access to all floors of the building. This project will help welcome all members of the campus and local communities, regardless of mobility challenges, into the Center for gatherings, special events, dining, theater, and other performances. |
Westerville |
OH |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central State University |
The College of Health and Human Services (CHHS) at Central State University will recruit, enroll, and graduate students in nursing, public health, health management, nutrition, exercise science, psychology, sociology, and social work. CSU is uniquely positioned – based on its location, history, current offerings, and current and future partnerships – to develop allied and public health programs that will produce graduates who are intercultural, respectful, and responsive to the growing public health and health care needs across social groups, including all ethnic, religious, gender, sexual, socioeconomic and other cultural groups and subgroups. |
Wilberforce |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Williams County Department of Health |
The Williams County Health Department requests CDS to renovate the existing health department building in order to make the facility ADA compliant and resume the provision of essential public health services to the public. |
Williams County |
OH |
$641,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SMARTS, Students Motivated by the Arts |
SMARTS offers free classes in visual arts, music, dance, theater, and creative writing, and is the only community art school in the region providing quality arts education to K-12 students. It works to support schools and youth organization's arts programming during the day and provides access to arts education after school at no cost to the student. |
Youngstown |
OH |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base |
Child Development Center on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base |
Dayton |
OH |
$24,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp James A. Garfield/ YARS |
Construct an unpaved runway to support training requirements |
Vienna |
OH |
$8,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Youngstown Air Reserve Station |
Extend the width the existing runway to meet mission requirements. |
Vienna |
OH |
$8,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) |
In order for a more equitable and accessible transit system, the Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) needs on-demand services that will augment the fixed-route bus transit network in Greater Cincinnati. These on-demand services could include route-deviation, dynamic flex, anchored dial-a-ride, or other types of proposed circulators that will provide the missing first-mile/last-mile link to the transit system. On-demand services can also provide another mobility option to those who need curb-to-curb service and are currently using paratransit or otherwise would be unable to use fixed-route buses. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Cleveland, Office of the Mayor |
The entire City of Cleveland's roadway network was assessed to determine which corridors would accommodate a Midway Cycle Track based on design and evaluation criteria developed as part of this project, with the goal of integrating them to the City of Cleveland's overall Bikeway Master Plan as an alternative type of bicycle infrastructure that provides an interconnected system with a variety of bicycle facility types in conjunction with our overall network. The proposed bicycle facilities, coupled with the new bus stop locations and routes, along with the narrower pavement and the elimination of travel lanes, will promote lower travel speeds, while simultaneously improving the traffic flow and creating a 10' wide sidewalk level cycle track within a 30' wide median on Superior Ave. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$32,445,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Cleveland - Department of Port Control |
To provide 11,500 linear feet of fencing, new replacement sliding gate, vehicle gate beam sensor, and an electronic detection system to provide a safe and secure perimeter for Cleveland Hopkins International Airport in compliance with all FAA and TSA regulations. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Case Western Reserve University |
The Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) Act authorized the University Transportation Center (UTC) program. In 2016, the US Department of Transportation conducted a competitive process for selecting 35 University Transportation Centers, including five national centers. During the competition, the department did not award a national center for ""reducing congestion"" nor did it award a national center for ""improving the durability and extending the life of transportation infrastructure,"" two of the primary focus areas outlined by Congress in the FAST Act.
To rectify this situation, Congress appropriated $15 million in the FY 2018 Omnibus Appropriation Bill for two national UTCs, one for ""reducing congestion,"" and one for ""improving the durability and extending the life of transportation infrastructure."" When the FAST Act expired last year, Congress extended the authorization by one year, and in doing so extended authorization to fund the 35 University Transportation Centers. However, the USDOT has recently indicated that because the two new national centers were a product of additional appropriations and not a result of the FAST Act, funding from the extension cannot be provided for continuing those two centers unless Congress were to specifically appropriate more money.
The above request is to make sure that the two national centers continue to receive funding, just as the other university transportation centers, until the Congress reauthorizes the FAST Act and a new competition for the UTC program can begin. The gap in funding the two National UTCs would compromise their sustainability and pose a risk to their critical roles in leading the nation towards more durable transportation infrastructure and a more productive roadway system much needed for the competitiveness of the U.S. economy. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cleveland Metroparks |
Cleveland Metroparks was established in 1917 to provide open greenspace for the people of Greater Cleveland and to preserve the natural resources of the region, and is often referred to as the ""Emerald Necklace"" because it encircles the city of Cleveland and its suburbs with diverse greenspace and natural ecosystems. Cleveland Metroparks provides residents and visitors to Cuyahoga County with more than 24,000 acres of public parkland in 18 Reservations, including over 300 miles of all-purpose, hiking, bridle, and mountain bike trails. Cleveland Metroparks requests funding through the Congressionally Designated Spending from the Highway Infrastructure Programs for the Hawthorn Parkway Bridge Replacement Project to replace an aging bridge that carries both vehicular and bicycle and pedestrian traffic over the Erie Railroad in Cleveland Metroparks' South Chagrin Reservation. The all purpose trail that runs along the west side of the existing bridge is part of the 53-mile Emerald Necklace Trail that rings Cuyahoga County in Ohio. |
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,536,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRT |
"GCRTA's heavy and light rail cars are 36 and 39 years old, and have exceeded their useful life. They require an increasing amount of time and money to be properly maintained and ready for service. Due to their age, replacement parts are difficult to obtain and the technology and components within the cars are obsolete. This $5 million request will provide additional funding for this program to replace GCRTA's two aging fleets of rail cars. It will result in a common rail car which will be safer and more reliable for our 25,000 daily rail passengers and the hundreds of thousands of occasional riders who rely on our rail service to attend major community and sporting events. Replacing our rail cars will promote increased ridership and encourage private transit oriented development along our 33 mile rail system.
The design and specification for the new rail cars started on March 2, 2020 and has been completed. We are currently in the procurement process to select a rail car manufacturer with the Request for Proposal issued on February 21, 2021 with Proposals received on May 19, 2021 and contract award targeted for October 26, 2021. The initial car is to be supplied 24 months after award with first group of cars to arrive 42 months after award.
GCRTA has the funding to place an initial order of 18 rail cars and our procurement will have options for 42 additional cars. We will exercise those options in groups of 6-12 cars as additional funds are obtained. We are aggressively seeking additional funding from federal, state and local sources to fully fund the program."
|
Cleveland |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Columbus Regional Airport Authority |
This project will develop the design to relocate approximately 4,500 feet of existing parallel Taxiway C at CMH.
This is an enabling project which will allow for the future construction of a new passenger terminal located north of Runway 10R/28L. This project is necessary to allow for safe uninhibited flow of aircraft between the runway and the proposed terminal. The proposed terminal will ultimately allow future growth in the Columbus market, replacing an existing facility that is over 60 years old. The new terminal will offer safe, cost effective, modern air travel practices and increased energy efficiency, significantly reducing the carbon footprint of the airport.
|
Columbus |
OH |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Euclid |
The Cities of Euclid and Cleveland are collaborating to modernize a 1.6 mile stretch of a county road from Interstate 90 to the shores of Lake Erie to improve the right of way environment for this strong local retail business district and corridor as well as enhance safety for all users. Through this appropriation, the City of Euclid aspires to construct improvements on the street to enhance mobility of cyclists and pedestrians and to enhance one dozen transit waiting environments including two layover areas for RTA, the local transit authority. Equitable access to Lake Erie is paramount to our community's transformation and this corridor is a key connector and a priority corridor in the Cuyahoga County Lakefront Plan.
|
Euclid |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Johnstown |
ITS New Vision for Equity in SMART Transportation (INVEST | JOHNSTOWN) seeks to make operational improvements to the transit system and increase mobility for all area residents by using innovative technology that allows travelers to plan and pay for affordable trips to employment centers, non-emergency medical appointments, and training & education facilities. This project is necessary for our underserved, rural community to compete and thrive in the region. INVEST | JOHNSTOWN will coordinate with existing transportation providers as well as recruit additional providers. By integrating technology with other mobility providers, Johnstown hopes to reduce transit deserts throughout Licking County for those without transportation for off-peak and third shift schedules. Providing additional, multi-passenger, transit options for the area will also reduce the usage of single-occupancy vehicles. Additionally, an innovative, mobility hub will provide critical first/last mile services for travelers and serve as the gateway into Licking County from Central Ohio.
|
Johnstown |
OH |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Madeira, Ohio |
The Miami Avenue Revitalization & Complete Streets project will promote economic activity along Madeira's primary commercial corridor through proposed enhancements to calm traffic and improve safety for both pedestrians and motorists.
Miami Avenue is currently a four-lane arterial with a posted Speed Limit of 25 MPH with on-street parking on both sides that is used sporadically. Due to the width of the pavement, volume and speed of traffic, and relatively narrow sidewalks, the street is not as ""pedestrian friendly"" as the community desires. As such the City's 2019 Comprehensive Plan recommended introducing traffic calming to achieve a more walkable environment that stimulates economic development in adjacent storefronts and encourages inclusive, mixed-use infill development.
|
Madeira |
OH |
$3,398,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of Maple Heights |
The City of Maple Heights Citywide Signal Project is about safety and efficiency upgrades that include the removal of unwarranted signals and the replacement of outdated signals and poles to allow for upgrades to signal timing, interconnect systems and accompanying upgrade controllers and technology for the existing traffic control system. |
Maple Heights |
OH |
$3,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Massillon |
"The City of Massillon will sponsor and administer the project.
The project is to include pedestrian curb bump outs, sidewalks, mast arm signalization, new street lighting, and new curbing and pavement. The project is Lincoln Way, from 3rd St. NE to Wales Road. The project will join the previous phase of infrastructure improvements that was completed in 2020. The project benefits include the SAFETY of pedestrians by including curb bump outs and the improvement of the failing sidewalks and pavement. The intersections are ranked among the worst in the county for crash data, and this project benefits the SAFETY of the traveling public by upgrading the dated signalization, intersection design, and lighting in the area. Water and gas utilities will be replaced throughout the project area to ensure reliable services are maintained. The area is in downtown Massillon and the heart of the city. Pedestrian traffic is high and encourages as the central plaza and downtown shops are all within walking distance. The area also contains several outdoor cafes and walkways, spurring ECONOMIC GROWTH and stability."
|
Massillon |
OH |
$2,447,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Olmsted Falls |
The City of Olmsted Falls' Reconstruction of Columbia Road (State Route 252) from Sprague Road to Bagley Road is about multi-modal safety. The project involves the removal of 1.5 miles of a 2-lane asphalt roadway, with berms and open ditches, with the construction of a 2-lane concrete curb and gutter pavement including the addition of sidewalks and an updated storm sewer system. |
Olmsted Falls |
OH |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Summit County |
The current N. Main Street Bridge over the Cuyahoga River, also known as the High Level Bridge, is a three span, steel truss structure and was built in 1948. The bridge is 909 feet long, 67 feet wide, and spans 220 feet above the Cuyahoga River Valley and the Summit Metro Parks High Bridge Trail. It carries four lanes and two pedestrian sidewalks. In the latest 2020 bridge inspection, the General Appraisal is 5A out of 9 and the Sufficiency Rating is 37.3 out of 100. The structure is fracture critical. A fracture critical bridge means that if one member or part of the bridge fails, the entire bridge fails. This is the same classification of bridge as the I-35W Bridge in Minnesota that suffered a catastrophic collapse. A new bridge will be constructed with "redundancy" built in, so in the case of a beam failure the entire bridge would not be at risk. The bridge requires frequent inspections and an annual in-depth inspection. The Sufficiency Rating and General Appraisal has been consistently dropping over the last several inspections. Costly repair and maintenance jobs will be required if the bridge is not replaced within the 10-year time frame. Continued maintenance and rehabilitation of the bridge is not cost effective, as shown by the Life Cycle Cost Analysis performed by Richland Engineering. The average annual revenue for the Summit County Engineer's office is $15 million and the necessary cost to design and construct and replacement bridge is $40 million, which is 2.5 times the County Engineer's annual revenue. Even painting the current bridge to prevent further deterioration is estimated to be $5 million, one third of the County Engineer's annual budget. The current estimated planning costs for this bridge, the amount we are asking for in this request, is $8.2 million, which is more than half of the County Engineer's annual budget. Designing and replacing the High Level Bridge simply cannot be done on local funds alone. Eventually this bridge, that connects the two largest cities in Summit County, will have to be load rated, restricting commercial traffic, at best, or closed, at worst, as local funds are not enough to keep up with the needed repairs. |
Akron |
OH |
$8,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of Akron |
The proposed project includes the complete reconstruction of North Main Street between the limits of the All America Bridge and the High Level Bridge. This corridor links Akron from our downtown to the North Hill neighborhood to the City of Cuyahoga Falls. It will tie into Summit County Engineer's Office critical High Level Bridge project (North Main Street Phase 2) which is also being submitted for appropriation funding.
This project will transform the North Main Street corridor from a car-centric sea of pavement into a true complete street. The current corridor cross section includes up to six lanes for traffic and a relatively small sidewalk. The vehicular traffic Main Street carries does not justify this many lanes. The proposed cross section will include one lane of traffic each direction, a center two way left turn lane, lanes for either parking, bus pull off or other use, bike lanes, sidewalks, and buffers. This will better serve all users.
The scope will require the complete reconstruction of the right-of-way including full depth asphalt pavement, concrete curbs and sidewalks, underground utility reconstruction as needed, LED lighting, interconnected traffic signals, wayfinding signage, street trees and other aesthetic touches. |
Akron |
OH |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
METRO Regional Transit Authority |
METRO will be constructing a 90,000 sf maintenance and operations facility on its existing property located at 416 Kenmore in Akron. This is a facility that is desperately needed to support the changing mobility needs of Summit County. The new building (shown below) will house our operations and dispatch needs as well as provide the opportunity to maintain our existing and future fleet. The facility design incorporates right-sized bus maintenance bays, parts-storage that aligns with our agency's six-sigma processes, improves parts-inventory control, and integrates technology to support smart vehicle monitoring and dispatch connectivity. Most importantly, our will ensure safe service processes for our growing fleet of electric and natural gas vehicles, supporting our transition to an all alternative fuel fleet.
The need for a new facility was identified six years ago in a facility needs assessment, when it was identified that the existing maintenance building was well-past its useful life and was creating an issue for our ability to maintain our fleet in a state of good repair. Several years after this determination, the facility is now critically deficient in space and technology to support our future needs and should be immediately replaced.
While this project has been on hold due to funding challenges, several efforts have kept the process moving forward. The first was the purchase and cleanup of a former junkyard site adjacent to our existing employee parking lot, which will ensure adequate space to construct a facility without impeding current operations. The second was having a review of existing architecture and engineering plans to ensure they meet our evolving needs. The third was the verification of need for and commitment of our Board of Trustees to support future operational needs with modern and sustainable facilities as part of our 2020 Strategic Plan.
Understanding the urgency of the need for a new facility, our Board of Trustees has approved moving forward with final design for the facility in April 2021 and expect that this stage of design will conclude by August 2022. Once funding has been acquired, construction is expected to commence in the first quarter of 2023 with the new facility becoming operational by early 2025.
At this point, we have local funding commitment for 20% of project design and construction. We are looking for federal support for the remainder of project design of $2,000,000. This project was approved in STIP through the ODOT 2021-24 process as well as in the local MPO's TIP (2021-24 –; project ID 104366). |
Akron |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohio & Erie Canalway Coalition |
Lock 3 Park is located along the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail in the center of Akron, and it is the central gathering place for concerts, festivals, and events. One of the biggest challenges of Lock 3 is its current design and layout, lack of vegetation and trees, and it does not function well as a public park. Working in partnership with neighborhood residents and community stakeholders, including: the City of Akron, Akron Children’s Hospital, Akron Civic Theatre, Downtown Akron Partnership and Summit County Government, are redesigning Lock 3 into an accessible, equitable and welcoming park for everyone in downtown Akron. Lock 3 Park will include additional trees, seating, formal gardens, artwork, permanent ice-skating areas, and a nationally designed Performance Pavilion. |
Akron |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Avon, Ohio |
This project is located in the City of Avon along a portion of State Route 83 (Center Road) between Kinzel Road &; Riegelsberger Road and includes roadway improvements on Kinzel Road, Hanamar Drive and Riegelsberger Road at their intersections with State Route 83. The proposed project will widen State Route 83 from two to three lanes wide in order to improve safety by constructing a center left hand turn lane between intersections, constructing a dedicated left turn lane at the Riegelsberger Road intersection and establishing right turn lanes at both the Kinzel Road &; Riegelsberger Road intersections. The existing traffic signals at the State Route 83 and Kinzel Road intersection will be upgraded and a new traffic signal system will be constructed at the State Route 83 and Riegelsberger Road intersection. The project will consist of pavement widening, asphalt pavement planing &; resurfacing, concrete curb and gutter, sidewalks on the west side of S.R. 83, reconfiguration of side street turnouts, drainage improvements, traffic signal systems, emergency vehicle preemption, pedestrian improvements, pavement markings, signage upgrades and utility relocations. The total length of the project is approximately 4,050 feet comprised of approximately 3,200 feet on Center Road, 350 feet along Kinzel Road, 100 feet on Hanamar Drive and 400 feet along Riegelsberger Road.
|
Avon |
OH |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bay Village |
The requested funding is for engineering a lakefront redevelopment project in Bay Village on Lake Erie. The project, based on a comprehensive public access study linked below and attached, will create multimodal lake access and protect the crumbling shoreline from further erosion. The first step in the project is engineering to stabilize the bluff in the western portion of the park. |
Bay Village |
OH |
$5,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Beavercreek |
The requested funds will be used to complete the initial studies required to convert the existing half interchange at I-675/Grange Hall Road to a full access interchange.
|
Beavercreek |
OH |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Cocoon |
"Currently, we do not have functional/private/confidential space in our building to provide ongoing services to survivors of domestic and sexual violence who are not residing in our shelter facility which creates barriers for staff providing the care that is needed to meet their needs. As of May 31, 2021, we have served 421 survivors. Of those 421 survivors, 95% did not utilize our emergency shelter. Due to lack to functional space, as we are currently operating in a former restaurant, all non-residential services have to be provided in the community instead of at our building. This creates a safety risk for both the survivor and the staff as well as barriers to providing consistent, in-depth, long-term care. The completion of the comprehensive advocacy center will enable The Cocoon to provide all advocacy services in one secure location and open the doors for community partnership and engagement in support of our mission.
"
|
Bowling Green |
OH |
$5,378,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Brecksville |
This project is to improve SR 82 (Chippewa Road) from the bridge over Chippewa Creek (approximately 1,300 feet east of SR 21) to just west of the Brecksville-Northfield Bridge (approximately 1,100 feet east of Riverview Road) for a distance of just under 2 miles. To the west of this area is Downtown Brecksville and several commercial businesses and the Cleveland Metroparks Brecksville Reservation is located immediately south of SR 82 throughout the area. The project focuses on three primary areas of improvement: replacing the deteriorated pavement on SR 82 through the entire project area, widening SR 82 to three lanes east of Wiese Road to improve safety along the corridor, and adding a multipurpose pathway through the entire length of the project area to safely connect nearby neighborhoods with existing bike paths in the Brecksville Reservation.
|
Brecksville |
OH |
$17,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Canfield Township |
This project site is located on Summit Drive on the east side of Canfield Township. Summit Drive is connected to the very busy 5-lane US 224 arterial where there is significant existing commercial development. The project involves reconstructing the existing 2-lane Township-owned and maintained asphalt road which measures down to 18-FT in width with no shoulders, widening the apron off of US 224, and widening the road to the present County design standards for this class of local road (20-FT plus 2-FT extra of curb/gutter on each side making 24-FT wide total), relocating and improving the drainage along the road (necessary for the road widening), and constructing a new multi-use asphalt paved trail alongside the road to offer the pedestrians in this neighborhood a safer path to travel rather than on the road. The present narrow width of the road has presented a safety concern to the residents for some time now from a motorist perspective alone. There have been traffic accidents on this road involving larger vehicles which cannot adequately pass each other due to the narrow width of the road. One accident was with a school bus. It is difficult to safely have a typical automobile and a large utility or service truck pass one another without nearly driving off the edge of the pavement. This road will also likely see an increase in vehicular traffic in the future due to additional projected residential development towards its southern terminus of this road (presently being developed for more residential construction). Canfield Township is one of the few areas in our region where residential development continues to occur. In terms of funding the Township will plan to utilize its funding allocation from the ABC District to help pay for the storm sewer work related to this project valued at $512,000 (construction), and the Township is asking for the remaining balance from this FY 22 funding allocation request ($1,193,830). |
Canfield |
OH |
$1,194,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Centerville |
The Uptown Centerville Streetscape and Parking Improvements project addresses several themes of the Uptown Action Plan, including reducing traffic congestion, improving parking and walkability, and prioritizing opportunities for infill development. The project creates central lots in each quadrant, redesigning and expanding existing public parking to increase the overall quantity of available parking spaces. The proposal creates common access drives, improves pedestrian and vehicular connectivity, and eliminates the need for many of the existing private drives. In place of the private drives, the City intends to create activated outdoor open spaces, seating, patios, and walkways to contribute to the overall vibrancy and vitality of the district. The proposed improvements alleviate many of the concerns identified by the companies in the 2018 survey and should result in the retention of existing Uptown businesses and approximately 200 full time equivalent (FTE) employees.
|
Centerville |
OH |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Cincinnati |
The Western Hills Viaduct Replacement project will replace a structurally deficient, functionally obsolete and heavily traveled viaduct with a new structure immediately south of the existing viaduct, offering a project of independent utility as it will connect to the proposed redesigned interchange with Interstate I-75. The project is intended to maintain the transportation link currently provided by the viaduct which links the west side of Cincinnati and Hamilton County with the Downtown and Uptown neighborhoods, the Mill Creek Valley industrial corridor, and to the region via its connection to Interstate I-75. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hamilton County |
"The purpose of this project is to improve the quality of life for residents in the low-income community of Lincoln Heights, as well as the Village of Woodlawn
and Evendale by relocating the existing Cincinnati Police Department gun range from its current location in Evendale, adjacent to these densely populated villages, to a rural location in Hamilton County more suitable for this law enforcement training purpose. Specifically, the project will relocate the gunrange from a heavily populated residential area, proximate to schools, playgrounds, public housing facilities, churches, youth and childcare facilities, to a facility co-located with the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Department in a more
rural area of Hamilton County."
|
Cincinnati |
OH |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) |
The Southwest Ohio Regional Transit Authority (SORTA) has approximately 3,600 bus stops in Greater Cincinnati that are in poor condition. Approximately 1,560 (43%) of these are not ADA accessible. In addition, the bus stop signage, poles, and waiting areas have aged well beyond their useful life. The number of non-ADA accessible bus stops hampers access to the transit network for those with mobility challenges, including those who use wheelchairs, strollers or other devices. The proposed SORTA Bus Stop Infrastructure Enhancement Project will include ADA improvements such as wheelchair landing pads and accessible curb cuts on sidewalks. Additionally, the plan calls for new signs, poles, lighting, and seating options at bus stops.
See Attachment -- ""SORTA Existing Bus Stops &; Bus Stop Guidelines"" for sample photos of bus stops in poor condition, as well as the agency's Bus Stop Design Guidelines, adopted in 2019 to guide the spacing, location, design and operation of bus stops. |
Cincinnati |
OH |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Co-op Cincy |
This project is a statewide initiative that responds to these twin crises by investing in existing public and private economic development infrastructure with the purpose of staving off needless business closures by increasing the number of employee-owned companies. It is guided by the goals of reducing barriers to succession planning and transitions to employee ownership. These goals will be met by carrying out the objectives of increasing awareness about employee ownership as a succession planning option; providing meaningful educational and technical support to business owners and economic development professionals for employee ownership transitions; and building capacity in local nonprofits already focused on expanding employee ownership in their communities.
|
Cincinnati |
OH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
MidTown Cleveland, Inc. |
"MidTown Cleveland is pursuing development and construction of the MidTown Center for Innovation (MTCI), located between Downtown Cleveland and University Circle on Euclid Avenue at East 66th Street and adjacent to the Hough neighborhood which will provide community spaces, community programming, workforce development incubator space, D labs, among other features, that will catalyze a robust innovation district in the heart of ;the east side of Cleveland whose neighborhoods are still suffering the lingering effects of redlining, blight, crime, high unemployment, poor health outcomes, and lack of investment.
"
|
Cleveland |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Neighborhood Progress, Inc. dba Cleveland Neighbor |
"Cleveland Neighborhood Progress's Main Street Economic Recovery Initiative is a preservation-based economic development and community revitalization program for commercial corridors in economically disinvested or stagnant neighborhoods in Cleveland, the country’s poorest large city. Neighborhood Progress is seeking to scale its efforts to support economic recovery for small businesses, particularly for minorities, women, and other marginalized populations that have been disproportionally impacted by the pandemic.
"
|
Cleveland |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CCH Development Corporation |
The proposed senior housing project will offer 180 new units of housing along West 25th Street in Cleveland, Ohio. The mixed used development will include ground floor commercial space that will contain a small-scale grocery and be part of the MetroHealth's Food-as-Medicine program, as well as space dedicated to improving security for MetroHealth and the senior housing development.
|
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,037,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University Settlement |
This project is in partnership with The NRP Group, the largest developer of affordable housing in the country. It will provide 88 units of affordable housing with 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom apartments and townhomes. The bottom floor of this building will house University Settlement's staff to provide higher quality of social services to the neighborhood.
|
Cleveland |
|
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lead Safe Cleveland Coalition |
The project would improve housing conditions at scale and prevent childhood lead poisoning by providing mini-grants and other supports to low-income property owners to address lead hazards in homes throughout Cleveland.
|
Cleveland |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vibrant NEO |
"Vibrant NEO's Brownfield Initiative will accelerate brownfield remediation in the 12-county region. This funding will support the development of a brownfields strategy to repurpose some of the large vacant industrial sites in Northeast Ohio for the Green Economy. Many of the large vacant industrial sites in the region are clustered within the legacy cities, such as Akron, Canton, Cleveland, Lorain, and Youngstown, and first ring suburbs. These sites are especially likely to be in primarily African American neighborhoods. This funding will support the collaboration of Vibrant NEO with the economic development districts and metropolitan planning organizations, Team NEO, as well as impacted counties and municipalities on identifying and supporting redevelopment of large vacant industrial sites.
"
|
Cleveland |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ukrainian Museum-Archives (UMA) |
The UMA proposes to renovate an existing garage into an annex building that would house the UMA Conservation Lab. Currently the structure is used to house the UMA overflow, tools, and other materials that do not necessarily need to be stored in a temperature and humidity stable environment, but it also holds new donations that UMA does not have room for in any of the other buildings.
|
Cleveland |
OH |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Vincent Charity Medical Center |
"To meet the need for laundry services and internet access in Central, the CAB is planning to implement a mobile laundry with hotspot capabilities in early 2022. The mobile laundry will provide access to no-cost services for over 12,000 residents of Central and surrounding communities and the hotspot will provide free, localized access to the internet. The mobile laundry will rotate operations at six different partner sites across Central (and surrounding areas) including Anton Grdina Elementary School, Cuyahoga Community College, East Technical High School, George Washington Carver Elementary School, St. Vincent Charity Medical Center, and Trinity Episcopal Cathedral. Each site will be equipped to provide a water hook-up and a power source to operate eight washer/dryer units. Sites will also offer a clean, safe place for the mobile laundry to operate.
"
|
Cleveland |
OH |
$438,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Vincent Charity Medical Center |
"To meet the need for laundry services and internet access in Central, the CAB is planning to implement a mobile laundry with hotspot capabilities in early 2022. The mobile laundry will provide access to no-cost services for over 12,000 residents of Central and surrounding communities and the hotspot will provide free, localized access to the internet. The mobile laundry will rotate operations at six different partner sites across Central (and surrounding areas) including Anton Grdina Elementary School, Cuyahoga Community College, East Technical High School, George Washington Carver Elementary School, St. Vincent Charity Medical Center, and Trinity Episcopal Cathedral. Each site will be equipped to provide a water hook-up and a power source to operate eight washer/dryer units. Sites will also offer a clean, safe place for the mobile laundry to operate.
"
|
Cleveland |
OH |
$438,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Development for All People |
"This funding will support the creation of a social enterprise called the South End Cafe. This social enterprise will provide: employment and job training opportunities for those on the South Side of Columbus that are unemployed, such as returning citizens or residents who have been out of the work force for long periods of time; access to affordable, healthy food in an effort to improve the social determinants of health in the neighborhood; a third place where neighbors can gather for conversation, connection and community building; revitalization of vacant retail space that will spur additional new retail. .
"
|
Columbus |
OH |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Dayton |
"A primary goal of the 6888 Kitchen at The Arcade is to create an environment for under-resourced food entrepreneurs to become economically self-sufficient. By providing affordable access to a commercial kitchen space as well as business support services, the project will provide participants the needed resources to support their business development. Our ultimate vision is that as under-resourced individuals grow their entrepreneurial businesses to sustainability, they will accumulate wealth and achieve personal economic stability. The 6668 Kitchen incubator will host rigorous management support and culinary education, training programs in a state of the art, fully equipped kitchen. Led by a local food entrepreneur, the Kitchen will have a special focus on fostering business growth for female, veteran and minority entrepreneurs.
"
|
Dayton |
OH |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF DAYTON INC |
"Boys & Girls Club of Dayton's facility in West Dayton, built in 1960, is inefficient and badly in need of repair as space, equipment, and program flexibility are limited by these current needs. The BGCD's facility renovation plan calls for creating a 21st Century Boys & Girls Club, with a focus on digital inclusion and exposure to STEM and technology. The plan includes renovating and enhancing the facility and grounds to include program spaces, indoor and outdoor recreational and learning spaces, and creating spaces that can enhance our programming and experiential learning.
"
|
Dayton |
OH |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dayton Children's Hospital |
"One of the key social determinants of health, particularly for children, is the quality and stability of their housing. It is especially relevant to children with health issues living with someone other than their parent, typically a grandparent.
Many of the senior caregivers are living in situations that are not conducive to raising young children. Given that the hospital owns substantial land near the hospital, a potential site for a demonstration project to create Kinship Housing exists. This housing would be developed in a way that supports both the child and the caregiver, while providing easy access to Dayton Children's Hospital services."
|
Dayton |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Woodland Cemetery |
Woodland Cemetery was established in 1841 for the express purpose of creating a resplendent cemetery landscape to support a rapidly growing city. Since its very beginning, Woodland has been the conservator of Dayton history and the culture of its people. The cemetery’s historic Gateway consists of three Richardsonian Romanesque structures: the Chapel, the Gate, and the Administration Office building. In 1979 the Gateway was listed on the National Register of Historic Places as a significant property and in 2011 the Gateway became a contributing member of the Woodland Cemetery Association of Dayton Historic District. While all three structures have unique attributes, the Chapel’s original Tiffany windows are among the cemetery’s finest features. The Arboretum is among the foremost green spaces in the city of Dayton and Ohio with over 200 acres adorned with 3,000 trees, including ten current or former state champions. |
Dayton |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Dayton |
YWCA Dayton's (YW) historic downtown Dayton facility has been home to the YW since its construction in 1913. The building has given care over the last 100+ years, providing a fortitude of refuge, service and safety; in return, there are urgent needs. With the support of the community in raising $18 million, YWCA Dayton has fully renovated floors 3-7 of its downtown facility, yet critical needs remain on floors 1 and 2. Renovating Lives, Floor by Floor was developed as four (4) phases. Projects of Phases III and IV include, but are not limited to, fire system sprinklers, plumbing upgrades, creation of the Economic Empowerment Center, HVAC unit replacements, remodeled front entrance and lobby, waterproofing in the basement, electrical upgrades, and core and shell work which will impact the Children’s Program drop-in childcare center.
|
Dayton |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Euclid |
Through this appropriation, the City of Euclid aspires to plan and construct an off-road, 10' wide paved multi-modal trail along the corridor as recommended by the locally adopted 'Euclid Avenue TLCI Plan'. The trail project will be shovel ready in FY22 and coincide with a complete resurfacing of Euclid Avenue, a primary commercial corridor consisting of 3.5 miles on State Route 20. The multi-modal trail will serve to enhance mobility of cyclists and pedestrians for commuting and recreation along the corridor, which is also a well-used transit route for two regional transit authorities –; the RTA and LakeTran.
|
Euclid |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fairview Park |
The City of Fairview Park is seeking funding to implement the Gemini Regional Civic Improvement Project, Phase 1. This shovel-ready project includes critical repairs to the natatorium ventilation system of the Gemini Center, the City's community and recreation complex, which is located within a low- and-moderate block group and adjacent to two (2) additional LMI block groups.
|
Fairview Park |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hamilton |
North Hamilton Crossing (NHX) is a new multimodal transportation corridor, located in the City of Hamilton and Fairfield Township, Butler County, Ohio, that will provide a grade-separated railroad crossing as well as replace a 100-year-old bridge over the Great Miami River. Plans include five lanes of vehicular traffic, two lanes of bicycle traffic and pedestrian sidewalks on both sides of the bridges. NHX will be located north of downtown Hamilton, an area that is currently only served by Black Street Bridge, a narrow two-lane bridge across the Great Miami River, built in 1922 and nearing the end of its functional life. Improved safety is one of the primary objectives of NHX. |
Hamilton |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ashtabula County Airport Authority |
"The intent of this project is to design and install new security fence near the terminal building and new wildlife exclusion fencing around the airfield at Northeast Ohio Regional Airport (HZY). HZY is surrounded by forests and wetlands that act as potential wildlife attractants. A Wildlife Hazard Site Visit (WHSV) conducted at HZY by USDA APHIS Wildlife Services (WS) personnel in April 2020 lists coyotes, white-tailed deer, raccoon and muskrat among the list of observed species at the Airport. Per the WHSV, ""WS recommends that KHZY pursue the procurement of a perimeter fence that is designed to exclude all hazardous terrestrial wildlife species from the AOA. A 10 foot high chain link fence with barbed wire outriggers and a 4 foot buried apron to exclude digging animals is the preferred alternative. This type of fence meets FAA guidelines in Certalert No. 16-03 (Appendix 1). An adequate fence placed so that its perimeter can be monitored via motor vehicle regularly would do more for excluding deer and other terrestrial animals from the airfield than other measures."" The entire report that summarizes the Wildlife Hazard Site Visit in more detail is attached as supporting documentation for this funding request. The fence will be designed and installed per FAA standards. Generally, the higher the fence barrier, the more difficult and time consuming to breach the barrier. The presence of barbed wire at the top of the fence makes the fence more difficult to climb and burying the bottom of the fencing prevents animals from crawling under the fence line. Additionally, signage will be installed along the fence line to indicate secured areas and presence of security patrols, alarms, and monitoring systems.
"
|
Jefferson |
|
$1,874,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lorain, Ohio |
Lorain's waterfront at the confluence of Lake Erie and the Black River, once a mighty industrial and port facility, but now a reclaimed brownfield, is primed for waterfront mixed-use development planned with U.S. EPA land revitalization support. Lorain is seeking $3.2 million in federal funding to support design and construction of the roadway, sidewalks, trails, and associated stormwater management infrastructure needed for this lakefront revitalization. |
Lorain |
OH |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lorain, Ohio |
The City of Lorain is seeking $1.5 million in HUD Economic Development Initiative funding to support the revitalization of brownfields and blighted structures in economically distressed and minority communities. This includes the National Vapor Stoveworks brownfield site, which is in need of further remediation before the construction of 70 new affordable houses.
|
Lorain |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Lowellville |
Purpose is to improve the Stavich Bike Trail within the Village corporate boundary in order to make the trail safer for its users and to help attract others to the other featured attractions in the Village. Also several culvert and bridge crossings are very much beyond their useful life and are planned to be replaced. The existing trail is very narrow and will be widened to a minimum of 8-FT so that those who use the trail can pass each other with adequate space. Signage along the trail will also be updated. |
Lowellville |
OH |
$946,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Lowellville |
The Village of Lowellville is intending to improve their 12.88-acres of unimproved land located west of West Water Street south of the CSX RR and north of the Mahoning River into a riverfront setting. With the recent removal of the low-head dam in the Mahoning River and the Village being under contract to build a new canoe launch and a new public restroom facility in this very same location, the Village is poised to develop the remaining surrounding property into a beautiful riverfront park. This improvement project is aligned well with the Village's Comprehensive Plan and the recent Mahoning River Corridor Plan by our Metropolitan Planning Organization's (Eastgate Council of Governments). This 12.88-acre parcel is in a mapped floodplain and has nothing constructed on it.
The Village purchased this parcel for one day creating this Park. Adjacent to this 12.88-acres and along the north edge of the Mahoning River is another adjoining 1.52-acres of land that is privately-owned and also is entirely inside of a mapped floodplain and is undevelopable for building purposes. The 1.52-acres is land-locked. The Village has already coordinated with this private property owner and the private property owner is committed to donating this 1.52- acres of land for the benefit of the creation of the future Park contingent upon the Village receiving the necessary funding to construct the Riverfront Park. Both parcels (together totaling 14.4-acres) are accessible to the Village's West Water Street road right-of-way which connects to the Village's central business district (downtown). This area of West Water Street has the potential to be the catalyst the Village needs to redevelop all of West Water Street (a long-range plan of the Village).
The Village's Riverfront Park is planned to be utilized by the Village residents and all residents and visitors in the region. The new park will serve the following purposes: recreation, education, conservation, and will secondarily help attract more people to the Village's nearby downtown area.
|
Lowellville |
OH |
$684,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Medina |
This project will consist of the reconstruction of State Road in the City of Medina. State Road is eligible for federal funding as it is classified as a Collector Street on the Federal Classification MapThe project will extend from Birch Hill Drive on the north, to the Wheeling &; Lake Erie Railway Crossing (south of SR 18) to the south. The reconstruction will consist of complete removal and replacement of the concrete pavement, new water lines, new storm sewers, new sanitary sewers, street lighting, and new sidewalks where necessary. The project length is approximately 3,685 lineal feet. No widening is intended, however turning radii at various intersections within the project limits may be increased, and the center left turn lanes on both approaches at SR 18 may be extended. The existing traffic signal equipment at the SR 18 intersection may be upgraded with the project as well.
|
Medina |
OH |
$4,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Montgomery |
The Montgomery Quarter Economic Development Project is a 21 acre mixed use economic development project at the interchange of Ronald Reagan-Cross County Highway and Montgomery Road and situated just east of I-71 and south of I-275. The project includes multi-family residential, restaurants, retail, commercial office, boutique hotel and a public park ideal for public gatherings. |
Montgomery |
OH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newark |
This project, ""The Hill,"" will reconstruct approximately 2/3-mile of roadway on Thornwood Drive, between River Road and Faye Drive. The existing roadway is not capable of safely and efficiently managing the amount and type of traffic currently utilizing it. The existing roadway is a 2-lane, rural type roadway with narrow travel lanes and narrow shoulders. The pavement section is thin, in poor condition, and, perhaps most critical, there are steep grades that are difficult for commercial vehicles to traverse.
The new roadway will have standard width lanes and shoulders and will be cut into the slope of the hill to reduce steep grades. A single-lane modern roundabout will be constructed at the intersection with West Main Street to improve safety and capacity at that intersection. The City is requesting $1 Million in CDS funds for the Preliminary Engineering, Right-of-Way, and Detailed Design phases of the project, beginning in Fiscal Year 2022.This project is critical to the City of Newark, the surrounding region, and the State, for the reasons identified in the following sections.
|
Newark |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Akron – Canton Regional Airport Authority |
This project involves the removal and/or relocation of four (4) CAK "hot spots" on the airfield: Taxiway J, H, K, and C. These taxiway environments have historically contained a potential risk of collision or runway incursion, and where heightened attention by pilots and drivers has been necessary. All of the affected taxiways represent a non-standard entrance/exit from the runway environment, and some pose a restricted visual angle for aircraft operating to and from the terminal environment. These taxiways are in a high energy location and pose an inadvertent directional turn for aircraft returning to the terminal area to cross back into runway environment. These taxiways have been a consistent topic of discussion with the FAA for removal. The scope also includes the development of expanding the general aviation ramp for one of our fixed base operators, who is running out of room to accommodate larger aircraft adjacent to two of the hot spot locations (Taxiways J &;H).
|
North Canton |
OH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Akron – Canton Regional Airport Authority |
"This project involves the design of an approximate 3,400' x 22' LF perimeter road to allow Airport fuel trucks to traverse the airfield without having to cross two active runways. The new perimeter road will also eliminate fuel truck crossings within the Airport's ""Hot Spot 1"" location at Taxiway H, a highlighted point of contention with the regional/local FAA Runway Safety Action Team.
"
|
North Canton |
OH |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Akron – Canton Regional Airport Authority |
The CAK terminal contains an existing CCTV security system that is limited in capabilities and coverage areas. This project will expand the current CCTV system to other areas of the terminal, roadways, parking lots, and facility buildings where needed to assist with a safe traveler experience. The scope will also potentially include airport exit lane technology and emergency push-button kiosks in the parking lots. The project enhances safety and security of other critical areas of the airport not currently served today.
|
North Canton |
OH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Akron – Canton Regional Airport Authority |
This project includes upgrading sections of Taxiway F shoulder, electrical infrastructure, and drainage to FAA standards. There is currently a "Taxiway F Mill &; Fill Overlay" Project that will be funded at 90%. The Airport will need to cover the remaining 10%. Within this scope we requested to have the FAA: 1) incorporate Taxiway F shoulder and related electrical work on an important section this taxiway to meet FAA standards. The work involved altering the slopes of Taxiway F shoulders, which impacted electrical conduits by requiring the conduits to be lowered. 2) We also requested the project scope to include a drainage and grading upgrade along Taxiway F to fix a pavement ponding issue. Ponding is a safety concern and bird attractant, which we want to avoid in the airfield environment. The scope for this 2nd item included improving the grades and drainage of a nearby grass area to allow the water to drain from the pavement properly, improving safety and meeting FAA standards. The FAA refused to allow these items in the scope, claiming both are not part of a "mill and fill" pavement project. Both efforts were advised by the FAA to be included as part of a future AIP grant. |
North Canton |
OH |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of North Royalton |
The City of North Royalton is the 3rd largest city in Cuyahoga County but has no access to an interstate. The city's main access to the interstate is Royalton road (SR82), which was designed in the 1930's as a two lane road. The request is to widen Route 82 to relieve congestion, improve safety, and upgrade utilities. The project will include full depth pavement replacement, widening with 3rd land (two-way left turn lanes), pavement marking, new storm sewers, culvert replacement, and new water lines. This Phase is 8,000 linear feet.
This infrastructure investment will encourage further commercial investment in this immediate area and region. |
North Royalton |
OH |
$14,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of North Royalton |
This section of Route 82 was designed and constructed in the 1930's. The route stretches from Lorain County to Summit County. The road goes through the heart of 5 major town centers and city greens. The road connects the City of North Royalton to I-71 an I-77. The road project will reconstruct the road, widen the ROW, and enclose storm water system and will address one of the steepest and unsafe grades on the entire Route 82 corridor. Phase I has been completed from W. 130th to York. |
North Royalton |
OH |
$12,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Village of Oak Harbor |
This project includes the design and construction of improvements to create a unique and accessible waterfront destination in the Village of Oak Harbor to support the inclusion of people with disabilities and older adults, enhance resident and visitor experience, provide shoreline protection, maintain and expand existing businesses, encourage private investment in the area, and create new jobs.
|
Oak Harbor |
OH |
$301,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Miami University |
Project Description: $1.5 million will transform a vacant Miami University 39,000- square-foot building at 20 South Elm Street into a hub of manufacturing, art and science, creativity and innovation, and imagination and design. Anchor tenants will include The Fischer Group, operating a manufacturing innovation extension; Miami, operating an Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center, and the City of Oxford operating a small business development and workforce training center. |
Oxford |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Painesville |
The Victoria Place Streetscape Improvement Project is a public-private partnership including the $16 million dollar Victoria Place project and another coinciding $14 million dollar former Chase Bank project on the town square. The Victoria Place complex will be a mixed-use project including residential units, commercial corporate office space, and commercial retail space with several eateries. The Chase Bank Building will be student housing for the City's 4-year Lake Erie College adding apartment-like luxury dormitories as well as a commercial cafe, eatery, and other amenities that would be open to the public. In between these two sites, a connecting alley will bring together these sites and a proposed new residential housing development along Washington Street with new a proposed 45 single family homes and 32 townhomes.
|
Painesville |
OH |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Shaker Heights |
The Lee Road corridor is unattractive and dangerous for pedestrians, with crumbling road, too many driving lanes, inadequate pedestrian areas, no bicycle infrastructure, and excessive curb cuts that cause safety issues. It is flanked by 2 historically underserved residential neighborhoods –; 1 racially diverse and 1 predominately Black –; that have built strong community but are disconnected from the corridor. The commercial district has high vacancies, underinvestment, and disjointedness.
The project will reimagine the corridor by reducing drive lanes and expanding multimodal opportunities to create equitable improvements. Building upon recent progress made in adjacent neighborhoods, the City aims to attract investment and new businesses to strengthen the commercial district and create jobs. The improvements will upgrade access and connections to businesses, rapid transit/bus routes, and underserved/diverse neighborhoods. This community-driven reinvestment project will add vibrancy, calm traffic, improve pedestrian and cyclist safety, strengthen connections, and address the longstanding need to build a safer multi-modal transportation network. |
Shaker Heights |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Shelby County Land Reutilization Corporation |
The Wagner Property in Sidney has been tax delinquent and abandoned industrial brownfield for 20+ years. Through the Shelby County Land Reutilization Corp., the community seeks to foreclose on the property, remove the hazardous blight, and revitalize it into a productive job-producing Business Incubator and Co-working Space.This redevelopment is anticipated to facilitate the launch of 20-35 early-stage companies creating 75 new high-paying jobs.
|
Sidney |
OH |
$990,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chuck Keiper |
NOPEC's Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Program appropriations request for $1,000,000 will place electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure in communities and along heavily traveled routes that fall outside the existing incentive and grant programs from Ohio EPA, NOACA, and others. Emphasis will be placed on filling voids identified through the U.S. Department of Energy's Alternative Fueling Station Locator map showing inadequate or nonexistent charging stations in certain geographies. Following the Ohio EPA's successful charging station grant program model, NOPEC will offer an EV charging station infrastructure incentive for interested communities. With the requested funds, over 100 charging ports are possible. NOPEC will encourage a minimum of two charging ports per location to minimize charging wait times.
|
Solon |
OH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of South Euclid |
"Belvoir Boulevard (CR284) Road Resurfacing Project
The proposed project will mill and resurface the existing asphalt pavement surface of Belvoir Boulevard between Mayfield Road and Monticello Boulevard in the City of South Euclid.
Belvoir Boulevard is four lane highway with a large grassed median in a residential district. It is an important north-south axis in the City providing linkage between the community and the cultural and commercial districts located on the east-west roads at the project termini. The residents of South Euclid and the adjoining communities of University Heights, Cleveland Heights, and Cleveland will be the primary beneficiaries of this project.
The asphalt wearing surface is severely degraded in areas, with many heaved joints. It was reconstructed in 1996. The NOACA 2021-2014 TIP Target Plan Projects gave this roadway a PCR of 52 which is indicative the poor condition of the wearing surface.
Pedestrian accessibility and safety will be enhanced with the provision of Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant curb ramps, and crosswalks at all intersections. Traffic control pavement markings and signage will also be replaced.
Belvoir Boulevard has been identified on the NOACA Regional Bicycle Plan as a major bike route. To help facilitate this plan ""sharrows"" will be added to the curb lanes."
|
South Euclid |
OH |
$2,554,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of South Euclid |
Mayfield Road (US322) Signalization Project
The proposed project will upgrade and replace the obsolete traffic signal equipment at seven (7) existing signalized intersections on Mayfield Road, between Warrensville Center Road and the east corporation line with the City of Lyndhurst, in the City of South Euclid. The project will provide a properly coordinated traffic signal system that will greatly improve vehicular traffic efficiency, thereby reducing congestion, reducing air pollution, and improving air quality, and will also improve emergency response time with the provision of first responder preemption.
Mayfield Road (US322) is the vital east-west axis in the City providing linkage between the community, cultural, and commercial districts located on the road within the city and to University Circle to the west and I-271 to the east. The signal systems on Mayfield Road in Cleveland Heights to the west and Lyndhurst and Mayfield Heights to the east have been recently upgraded and provide effective coordination. However the signal system on Mayfield road in South Euclid was replaced in the mid-1990s and the equipment is outdated and requires frequent maintenance. It is also not well coordinated. With the installation of modern signal equipment the entire corridor will then be coordinated, thereby benefitting the residents of South Euclid and the surrounding communities of Lyndhurst, Mayfield Heights, and Cleveland Heights.
Pedestrian accessibility and safety will be enhanced with the provision of Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant pedestrian signals. curb ramps, and crosswalks at all intersections. Traffic control pavement markings and signage will also be replaced. |
South Euclid |
OH |
$1,811,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Springfield |
The City of Springfield is building a new facility at the Springfield Beckley Municipal Airport to house the Center for Advanced Air Mobility. This request will help construct a new office and hangar facility to help further the State of Ohio's strategic initiative to become the nation's preeminent location for the development and early adoption of Advanced Air Mobility technologies. |
Springfield |
OH |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Springfield Museum of Art |
This is part a $6.9 million comprehensive campaign for the Springfield Museum of Art. The campaign supports three key initiatives: stewardship and care of the Museum’s facility and collections, strengthening the financial foundation of the Museum, and providing welcoming spaces for the community to gather. The Museum has successfully completed the first two phases of the campaign including the stewardship and care of the physical plant and building an endowment that provides carrying costs for the building year over year. The last phase will transform the original section of the Museum built in 1967 and 1973. Architectural plans are nearly complete for a major renovation to this facility and construction is estimated to start as soon as the campaign is completely funded. |
Springfield |
OH |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Collingwood Arts Center |
The Collingwood Arts Center is an anchor in Toledo’s Historic Old West End community. The Collingwood Arts Center draws in community members from all surrounding areas across various demographics including age, race, gender, sexual orientation, abilities, and socio-economic background. The Collingwood Arts Center provides an artistic outlet, a venue for community events, meeting space and Collingwood Arts Center programming. Toledo and the neighborhood is affected by vacant homes, structures and struggling or boarded up businesses. Too often these vacant properties affect safety and bring down the overall property values. . |
Toledo |
OH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The University of Toledo |
The goal of this research project is to better understand the differences between home purchase markets in old cities of the U.S. Midwest and cities outside this industrial core. Results will help make policy changes that can address the unique issues of legacy cities and provide targeted assistance to areas that are still suffering the consequences of a housing crisis the purportedly ended over a decade ago, and who are now struggling to emerge from a second deep recession.
|
Toledo |
OH |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Collingwood Arts Center |
The Collingwood Arts Center is an anchor in Toledo’s Historic Old West End community. The Collingwood Arts Center draws in community members from all surrounding areas across various demographics including age, race, gender, sexual orientation, abilities, and socio-economic background. The Collingwood Arts Center provides an artistic outlet, a venue for community events, meeting space and Collingwood Arts Center programming. Toledo and the neighborhood is affected by vacant homes, structures and struggling or boarded up businesses. Too often these vacant properties affect safety and bring down the overall property values. |
Toledo |
OH |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Highland Hills |
The proposed project would provide the reconstruction of much of the roadways serving Cleveland Enterprise Park. The project would remove pavement and compact soil in more than 8,400 square yards of failed pavement area and repave it with concrete.
|
Twinsburg |
OH |
$12,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Swanton |
The Village of Swanton Memorial Park Improvement project is part of a larger Master Plan for Memorial Park, the largest municipal park within the Village of Swanton. The Master Plan process began in late 2018 into 2019 with an extensive community engagement initiative to garner input from the public of what they would like to see at their Memorial Park. This Congressional Directed Spending (CDS) request would allow for continuation of the Master Plan and contains inclusive and accessible playground improvements, a new concession stand/ bathroom facility to incorporate ADA accessible upgrades, new inclusive picnic tables, and a walking trail to provide a safe opportunity for community members to get outside and focus on mental and physical wellness.
|
Village of Swanton |
OH |
$710,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley |
The United Way of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley is seeking support in creating a state-of-the-art Community Response and Volunteer Center to serve the citizens of the Mahoning Valley. This center will serve to fill critical gaps in services in our area, and allow community partners to quickly respond to on-going needs; including food, basic and emergency needs, and financial services.
|
Youngstown |
OH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Butler Institute of American Art |
The Butler is requesting funding for the construction of an expansion of its existing Beecher Center. The $1.9 million project features a multi-story illuminated glass front to display large scale artwork visible to pedestrians and motorists passing by on the street. The Butler recently received a gift of 98 avant-garde works of art valued at $3.4 million from The David Bermant Foundation.The gift will be housed in the Beecher Center and further solidifies it as a leading destination for American art at the forefront of new media. "
|
Youngstown |
|
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Brown |
OH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eastgate Regional Council of Governments |
"The BDM Warren Steel property is a 1000 acre brownfield that previously hosted steel-making operations. Today, this property represents one of the largest single areas of land in Ohio within city limits available for industrial development. The property is located just a few miles from the new Ultium Battery Manufacturing Plant and the Lordstown Motors Manufacturing Plant in Lordstown, As such, it is a highly valued property with great potential for near-term economic development, especially as the e-mobility supply chain builds out. The property, however, lacks clear and direct truck access to Ohio State Route 45, Lordstown, and the Ohio Turnpike, thus limiting the near-term development potential.
This request is for funds to build a new concrete-base roadway between the BDM Property and Ohio State Route 45, a distance of just over one mile. This would greatly reduce the truck travel time and distance from the BDM site to several Lordstown manufacturing locations and the Ohio Turnpike. Additionally, a bridge over the Mahoning River connecting to the BDM Property will also have to be constructed.
The estimated cost of the new roadway and bridge is $7 million, subject to a comprehensive engineering analysis that is now being undertaken."
|
Youngstown |
OH |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Cherryville, NC |
Programmatic support for the Cherryville Police Department including body worn cameras, evidence containment unit, investigative equipment, and a K9 program. |
Cherryville |
NC |
$114,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Greenville, North Carolina |
To replace radio equipment used by the Greenville Police Department that has reach "end of life" and can no longer be serviced or repaired. |
Greenville |
NC |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Safelight, Inc. |
Assistance to provide continued and expanded operations of the Safelight’s Child Advocacy Center to meet the needs of children and families in Henderson County. |
Henderson County |
NC |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To perform maintenance dredging and hydrographic surveys
|
Brunswick County |
NC |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers -Wilmington District |
To perform maintenance dredging and hydrographic surveys
|
Brunswick County |
NC |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers -Wilmington District |
To initiate a feasibility level General Re-evaluation Report
|
Brunswick County |
NC |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers -Wilmington District |
To continue feasibility study on the General Re-evaluation Report
|
Brunswick County |
NC |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers -Wilmington District |
To perform maintenance dredging and hydrographic surveys
|
Dare County |
NC |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To perform maintenance dredging and hydrographic surveys
|
Dare/Hyde County |
NC |
$1,670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers -Wilmington District |
To perform maintenance dredging and hydrographic surveys
|
Hyde County |
NC |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To award a shore protection contract
|
New Hanover County |
NC |
$14,073,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To award a shore protection contract
|
New Hanover County |
NC |
$9,295,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To prepare a report that addresses the concerns, recommendations, and conditions from the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Civil Works' review.
|
New Hanover/Brunswick Counties |
NC |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers -Wilmington District |
To perform maintenance dredging and hydrographic surveys
|
Onslow County |
NC |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers -Wilmington District |
To repair the roadway at the entrance to the Warrior Creek campground
|
Wilkes County |
NC |
$670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Homeland Security |
City of Asheboro |
To provide a new Emergency Operations and Emergency Response Station for the City of Asheboro, NC. |
Asheboro |
NC |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Homeland Security |
Town of Duck, NC |
To provide funding for the Town of Duck Living Shoreline and N.C. Highway 12 Resiliency Project. |
Duck |
NC |
$1,694,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
The project would allocate funds from the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) to the U.S. Forest Service in order to protect a critical 322-acre inholding property along National Wild & Scenic Wilson Creek. The project name is the North Carolina Threatened Treasures and the projects are located in the Pisgah National Forest. |
Caldwell |
NC |
$3,827,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Park Service |
The project would allocate funds from the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) to the National Park Service in order to protect 2 acres identified as crucial for the continued preservation of Guilford Courthouse National Military Park.
|
Guilford |
NC |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
The project would allocate funds from the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) to the U.S. Forest Service in order to protect 3,804 acres of vulnerable, high quality working forestland in the Great Balsam Mountains.
|
Jackson |
NC |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Care Clinic of Dare |
Construction and equipment funding to allow the Community Care Clinic of Dare to expand rural dental access and care |
Dare County |
NC |
$423,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One Place |
To provide assistance in the establishment a Military Healthy Children’s Support Network in Onslow County, North Carolina. |
Onslow County |
NC |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
PBS North Carolina |
Closing North Carolina’s digital divide through an education pilot program leveraging new public television technology |
Pitt County |
NC |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of North Carolina System |
To expand Next Step across the state and facilitate improvements to the program. |
Statewide |
NC |
$230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Senior Services Inc. |
To improve access and delivery for the senior and aging population in Winston-Salem through Senior Services Inc.'s Creative Connections Campaign. |
Winston-Salem |
NC |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune |
To complete a FY18 MILCON project at MCB Camp Lejeune, North Carolina to replace the Hadnot Point Water Treatment Plant. |
Camp Lejeune |
NC |
$64,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fleet Readiness Center East |
Fleet Readiness Center East (FRCE), located at MCAS Cherry Point, NC, is in need of the required Joint Strike Fighter Sustainment Center to support F-35 basing, maintenance, and operation. |
Cherry Point |
NC |
$9,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point |
To complete a FY2020 military construction project at Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Cherry Point to construct a new Air Traffic Control Tower, Air Operations Building, and Range Management Department Building to support future aircraft operations at MCAS Cherry Point. |
Cherry Point |
NC |
$18,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point |
Fleet Readiness Center East (FRCE), located at MCAS Cherry Point, NC, is in need of the required Joint Strike Fighter Sustainment Center to support F-35 basing, maintenance, and operation. |
Havelock |
NC |
$9,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bermuda Run, NC |
To provide an additional access point to the outdoor facility to improve the wellbeing and safety of visitors to the recreation center. |
Bermuda Run |
NC |
$3,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Cherryville, NC |
To assist the City of Cherryville bring its City Hall building up to ADA compliance. |
Cherryville |
NC |
$810,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Innovation Quarter |
To bolster Wake Forest Innovation Quarter infrastructure improvements to help bridge economic and social divides between the Innovation Quarter and the neighboring communities of East Winston. |
City of Winston-Salem |
NC |
$7,210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Innovation Quarter |
To bolster Wake Forest Innovation Quarter infrastructure improvements to help bridge economic and social divides between the Innovation Quarter and the neighboring communities of East Winston. |
City of Winston-Salem |
NC |
$1,721,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fayetteville Cumberland County |
Located at the Military Business Park adjacent to Fort Bragg in Fayetteville, NC, this innovative public-private partnership will relocate, consolidate, and expand programming that directly connects transitioning service-members, military spouses, and veterans to private sector employment. |
Fayetteville |
NC |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Burr |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ranlo, NC |
To reduce environmental and public health inequality in the Town of Ranlo |
Ranlo |
NC |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe |
The project would expanding the Sauk-Suiattle Tribe’s Recreation Center to provide a computer lab with Internet capability to assist not only the Tribe and its members, but also members of the Darrington community. |
Darrington |
WA |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Columbia County Health System |
To provide Columbia County with a childcare center. |
Dayton |
WA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Dylan Jude Harrell DIPG Foundation |
A community center located in rural Pacific County to serve community members young and old. |
Ilwaco |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Port Angeles Food Bank |
This request would help provide the funding to add a commercial kitchen to offer prepared foods. This will provide more choices, including ready-to-eat meals for vulnerable clients who may not be able to prepare meals on their own. |
Port Angeles |
WA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Bellevue |
To launch the City of Bellevue’s Community Crisis Assistance Team (CCAT) |
Bellevue |
WA |
$915,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Longview |
To provide funding for the City of Longview’s Longview Police Department to hire two (2) mental health professionals as part of their Community Policing Crisis Intervention Team (CPCIT) program. |
Longview |
WA |
$292,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Vancouver |
To fund the City of Vancouver’s Police Camera Program to purchase body cameras and dash cameras. |
Vancouver |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Whatcom County Government |
To complete and fully fund Whatcom County’s outdated Public Radio System which will benefit and improve safety for law enforcement, first responders and the community. |
Whatcom County |
WA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To conduct a feasibility study of the Lower Columbia River Turning Basin. |
Cowlitz County |
WA |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The project will help with replacing Odessa subarea groundwater supply with Columbia Basin Irrigation Project surface water under the Odessa Groundwater Replacement Program. |
Kittitas County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The project will help implement a long-range plan developed as part of the Yakima Basin Integrated Plan for modernization of the water system, which involves piping and lining to eliminate severe seepage of water from the existing infrastructure. |
Kittitas County |
WA |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used to identify a suitable location near The Dalles Lock and Dam to construct a tribal village. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Maintenance Dredging of Lake River |
Ridgefield |
WA |
$124,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To dredge the Swinomish Channel, which is dredged on a three year cycle. |
Skagit County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To achieve significant ecosystem benefits by breaching and lowering the dikes to allow more tidal flow to reach the interior of Spencer Island. |
Snohomish County |
WA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The project will replace the declining groundwater in the East Moxee portion of the Selah-Moxee Irrigation District with Yakima River supplies via a water market. |
Yakima County |
WA |
$1,420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The project will address water security issues in the lower project area while also addressing water quality concerns and providing climate change resiliency. |
Yakima County |
WA |
$995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Battle Ground, Washington |
The City of Battle Ground is proposing to construct a new sanitary pump station and force main to serve the City's west side. This will unlock approximately 595 acres of land for industrial, commercial, and residential development. Activities to be funded include the construction of the pump station site, which will pump up to 2,500 gpm of sanitary sewage, construction of the force main, which will extend approximately 2 miles and tie into an existing manhole, and the related inspection and construction management costs. Major components include a wetwell, pumps, generator, electrical equipment, metering equipment, site security and lighting, and piping. The City has received State of Washington grant funding to complete design on the project. Project design, permitting and right of way acquisition is underway and is expected to be completed by December 2021. |
Clark County |
|
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Discovery Clean Water Alliance |
Federal funding will support replacement of the SCTP’s 25-year-old mechanical dewatering equipment with modern technology that is more reliable and efficient. This equipment is a critical element of the wastewater treatment process. The SCTP currently utilizes two belt filter presses that require ongoing and increasing maintenance cost, including a complete rebuild three years ago to extend their life. To reduce these maintenance and reliability concerns, the Alliance plans to replace these belt filter presses with screw presses or centrifuges. The new equipment will have an added benefit in that it will produce biosolid material that requires less truck hauling. A federal investment will free local resources to complete additional upgrades to the SCTP as part of its $55 million capital improvement plan. |
Clark County |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clark Regional Wastewater District |
This request seeks to accelerate eliminating septic systems in one of the District’s service area’s lower income neighborhoods and one of greatest environmental concern, while providing additional financial assistance to homeowners that are in the greatest need. Federal aid will support the installation of 3,700’ of 8” gravity pipes that connects to the District’s wastewater services in the Curtin Creek area—which has a history of failing septic systems and proximity to the Curtin Creek Watershed, a tributary of the critical Salmon Creek Watershed. Completion of the project will enable 72 properties to move away from their septic systems and connect to the community’s wastewater infrastructure. Once homes are connected to the new infrastructure, property owners are responsible for a subsidized cost to install the infrastructure which, even with financial offsets from the District’s SEP, averages approximately $31,000 and is offered as a low-interest loan that can be repaid over 5-10 years. These costs can be out of reach for many working-class families; however, a federal investment would enable the homeowner’s obligation in the Curtin Creek area to fall to approximately $6,100 that similarly can be repaid over a 5-to-10-year period. Providing these additional savings will allow more property owners to move their homes off septic systems providing benefit not only for them but also for the greater community. |
Clark County |
WA |
$1,767,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Washougal |
The City of Washougal is requesting $1 million with a $300,000 match to support the installation of a new, required Anoxic Selector at the Washougal Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP), the next component of the overall $13 million final phase of this project. The City has already invested $17 million for earlier phases of this multi-phase expansion and upgrade process and this new project component will serve to improve operation and achieve the highest efficiency in the release of treated effluent. |
Clark County |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Washougal |
Washougal seeks $649,600 in community project funding with $162,400 in local match to support much needed upgrades to the existing Wastewater Pump Station #1. This pump station serves a western portion of the City south of Washougal River. Upgrades will include increasing the pump station capacity and relocating the station to accommodate a larger wet-well. |
Clark County |
|
$649,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Seattle |
This project provides conveyance in addition to treating stormwater runoff through bioretention facilities located within the right-of-way on 15 blocks within the Thornton Creek Watershed. These sites have been selected during an options analysis phase by assessing technical feasibility, the need for drainage infrastructure, and other values such as on-block resident support and race and social equity. For each block, conveyance needs have been assessed and bioretention facilities will be located based on physical constraints and volume of runoff. Each bioretention cell will function in two ways, as a treatment facility and as a conveyance system. Each conveyance system will be designed to meet SPU’s 2004 Comprehensive Drainage Plan level of service for managing stormwater. |
King County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bothell |
Replacement and improvement of outdated, insufficient City of Bothell Sewer and Water Utility infrastructure will be addressed by funding of this request. Sewer Lift Station #1 is currently undersized, functioning poorly, has limited wet well storage, and has no space at its current location to increase lift station capacity. Construction of a lift station bypass main will allow the majority of the sewer drainage basin to be served by gravity with only the remaining adjacent neighborhood (Valhalla neighborhood) to be served by the lift station. Inadequate 60-year old water and sewer mains in the surrounding Valhalla neighborhood will also be replaced to improve system functionality. The asbestos cement water mains have degraded, become soft, and have failed at least three times in the last five years. Replacement of these water mains with new ductile iron water main will reduce the risk of a water main breaks, service disruption, and better comply with Fire Fighting and Drinking Water Standard requirements. The concrete sewer mains are cracked, poorly connected, have root intrusion, and have significant groundwater Inflow & Infiltration. Replacement of these sewer mains with new PVC pipe will eliminate root intrusion and Inflow and Infiltration associated with old, poorly performing sewer mains. |
King County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pacific County, Washington |
Funding is requested to construct an energy-efficient 5,000 square foot visitor center. The center would orient visitors to the Refuge, expand facilities and opportunities for environmental education and recreation, as well as promote understanding of the Refuge, conservation and the region’s natural and cultural history. The facility would create an indoor/outdoor environmental education area, exhibit and event space, restrooms and a small nature store. The Refuge has completed a 35% engineering design. The visitor center would meet LEED energy conservation and sustainability standards to reduce annual operations and maintenance costs. Site improvements have already been completed during the adjacent Refuge construction in 2020. This project would also leverage other federal investments. |
Pacific |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe of the Shoalwater Bay |
This request for funding will provide for the implementation of the Shoalwater Bay Tribe’s community relocation project to construct roads/utility infrastructure on the 4,000 acres purchased by the Tribe. All of their housing and government buildings are just 15 feet above sea level on the coastline. Partial federal funding, and a tribal relationship with the Army Corps of Engineers, has led to construction of an embankment in the tidal zone portion of their Reservation, but is continuosly washing away. A single tsunami event would take out every home, the government, their economic development opportunities, and what defines them as Shoalwater people. The Tribe needs financial and technical support to build the infrastructure we need to move uphill. Based on erosion and other projections, this needs to happen immediately. The land purchase has been completed by the Tribe. Now that we have the land, we are ready for construction of the road/utility infrastructure. This first requested investment is for Phase 1A for pre-construction; roads; sewer; water; and utilities. |
Pacific |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Public Utility District No. 1 of Skamania County |
This project would include final design and construction of a new 1 million gallon per day (MGD) water treatment plant. The WTP would be designed to treat water from the existing water source, Bear Creek, as well as a proposed future water source, Wind River, that will be needed to support buildout of the area. The project is designed to produce high-quality, year-round drinking water for the community, under all source water conditions and allow source security to cover future community growth. |
Skamania County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Stevenson |
The project involves upgrading and expanding the wastewater treatment plant in response to the Administrative Order by the Washington State Department of Ecology. These improvements are necessary to meet the requirements of the Clean Water Act. |
Skamania County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Mukilteo |
The proposal recreates a waterfront estuary with a promenade on filled heavy industrial land. Expected positive community impacts include:
Addresses State efforts to improve salmon and other habitat, and restore shorelines in Puget Sound.
Completes the Final Phase of Upstream Habitat Restoration Work
Will expand waterfront access to meet the region’s forecasted growing population and recreational needs.
Shoreline public access will be restored on this property with a 15 foot wide promenade.
The project will educate the public on the site’s historical and cultural significance to Native American and Japanese/Japanese American communities.
Serves as an example/model for achieving shoreline restoration of a heavily industrialized site (a former military fueling tank farm) to its original natural setting.
Public access to a publicly-owned shoreline area on Possession Sound is established, consistent with the State Shoreline Management Act. |
Snohomish County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sultan |
The City needs to upgrade the plant to meet and exceed water quality requirements as well as meet the increased demand on the system from growth. With an upgraded plant, the City will be able to improve the water quality flowing into the rivers as well as provide a better process for the bio-solids that are separated during the process of treatment. There are three positive impacts to the community: improved water quality; better system for processing bio-solids that will reduce the smell; to meet the growing needs of the City with all of the new homes. |
Snohomish County |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Edmonds |
The project seeks to recover extremely valuable lost foraging habitat for juvenile salmon to help support Pacific Northwest salmon recovery, and subsequently, the Southern Resident Orca population in Puget Sound as well. It helps increase salmon populations available for Tribal fishing. These are readily achievable “precursor” projects, constituting components that must be done before/as part of the ultimate Willow Creek daylighting/Edmonds Marsh restoration project. They are key to the ultimate objective of restoring a fully functioning saltwater tidal marsh by improving the quality of stormwater runoff entering the Marsh from surrounding properties, streets and SR 104. With improved quality of the stormwater entering the Marsh, together with eventual daylighting of Willow Creek, a healthy saltwater marsh/estuary will be restored, which will both contribute to improved water quality of Puget Sound, as well as re-create rearing habitat for juvenile salmon, including juvenile Chinook salmon, the preferred prey of the endangered Southern Resident Orca.
The 28-acre plus Edmonds marsh has been sealed off form Puget Sound by a barrier which prevent fish use of the marsh complex and which restricts the salt water conditions necessary to support a healthy marsh complex critical to juvenile foraging salmon. The Willow Creek Daylighting and Edmonds Marsh Restoration Project seeks to restore a lost estuarian marsh in the heart of Edmonds. Currently the marsh drains out to the Puget Sound via a limited diameter pipe, which prevents fish entry into the marsh and restricts the natural tidal exchange that supports a healthy estuarine marsh system. The City seeks to restore the open channel flow in order to restore the marsh habitat areas and, for the first time in over half a century, return this 28-acre habitat area for fish use. |
Snohomish County |
WA |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Skagit County Public Hospital District No. 2, Isla |
To complete construction of a new helipad at Island Hospital in the San Juan Islands. |
Anacortes |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Orion Industries |
To launch the Jobs for the Future initiative by providing funding for trained staff to help individuals develop soft skills, marketable workplace training, and life skills. |
Auburn |
WA |
$743,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Unity Care Northwest |
To construct a Way Station to provide a safe facility with services to assist individuals and families experiencing homelessness. |
Bellingham |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Washington |
To develop new biotechnology curriculum and create a Center for Biotech Training and Innovation at the University of Washington. |
Bothell |
WA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grant County Port District No. 4 (Port of Coulee) |
To construct a larger and better equipped medical clinic in Coulee City. |
Coulee City |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Kitsap School District #401 |
To cover the costs of teacher training and equipment necessary to expand the Engineering is Elementary curriculum across 12 elementary schools in the Central Kitsap School District. |
Kitsap Peninsula |
WA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washington State University |
To gather data to assess the mental health needs of rural and underserved areas and allow for strategic future investment. |
Pullman |
WA |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pushing Boundaries |
To modernize equipment at Pushing Boundaries’ exercise therapy rehabilitation facility. |
Redmond |
WA |
$580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Center |
To provide employment services and staff to increase the hiring of individuals with disabilities and other learning differences through the removal of traditional barriers and increased accessibility for individuals. |
Renton |
WA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adams County Public Hospital District No. 2 |
To create a new mobile health clinic and invest in telehealth infrastructure to serve underserved and remote areas in Adams County. |
Ritzville |
WA |
$812,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lahai Health |
To renovate the Haller Lake Clinic in North Seattle. |
Seattle |
WA |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bethel School District |
To design, permit, construct and equip a 7,000-square-foot health and family support center to house health care and social service agencies. |
Spanaway |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gonzaga University |
To equip the Gonzaga University Health Peninsula Health Education and Innovation Lab. |
Spokane |
WA |
$2,840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gonzaga University |
To provide supportive services and programs to families who have experienced homelessness and family separation. |
Spokane |
WA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International |
To support 13 chapters of Best Buddies programs, which provide peer support and interaction for students with disabilities, and develop programs at 9 new schools. |
Statewide |
WA |
$329,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Washington |
To purchase a set of new scientific instruments for the UW Tacoma Center for Urban Waters, which studies the environmental and health impacts of stormwater and roadway runoff. |
Tacoma |
WA |
$1,320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Asia Pacific Cultural Center |
To support youth program activities at the Asia Pacific Cultural Center. |
Tacoma |
WA |
$397,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark College |
To equip Clark College’s new Advanced Manufacturing Center with technology and equipment for training in computer science, robotics and AI, manufacturing, clean energy engineering, and material science careers. |
Vancouver |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Aberdeen |
To construct a grade separation over the rail line to allow for the closure of three at-grade crossings to provide safe, unimpeded, rail-separated access between US-12 and the commercial district. |
Aberdeen |
WA |
$2,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Department of Transportation |
To replace a 41-years-old diesel powered ferry with an all-electric ferry |
Anacortes |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
I-5/NE 179th Street Area Improvements enhances safety, improves congestion, and provides necessary opportunities for growth. |
Clark County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Everett Transit |
To replace 2 diesel buses with 2 electric buses. |
Everett |
WA |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Department of Transportation |
To complete the Subarea Study Plan as part of the NEPA process of the US-2 Westbound Trestle Replacement project |
Everett |
WA |
$1,680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lacey |
To reduce barriers and enhance access for disabled veterans seeking services at the Lacey Veterans Service Hub (LVSH). LVSH provides a single-entry point service hub for area veterans seeking employment, education, housing, health and nutrition, benefit, finance, and counseling services by working with more than 70 partners and providers. |
Lacey |
WA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lake Stevens |
To provide critical safety upgrades to an aging and problematic intersection in the City of Lake Stevens, WA. |
Lake Stevens |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pierce Transit |
To fully fund the Construction under phase 1 of the project to build the transit center, operator comfort station, and a small park-and-ride facility. |
Lakewood |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pierce Transit |
To purchase a conductive Battery Electric Bus (BEB) charging station within the Commerce Street transit bust layover tunnel. |
Lakewood |
WA |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Longview |
The Industrial Rail Corridor Expansion (IRCE) project will build on the original two track Industrial Rail Corridor by constructing a six-track bed adjacent to the current corridor, adding two 8,500’ tracks and increasing the lengths of its existing two tracks from 7,500’ to 8,500’ to accommodate full-length unit trains. |
Longview |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pasco |
To renovate the Martin Luther King Community Center in East Pasco to create an ADA compliant building with improved meeting space and resources that are used by all local groups. |
Pasco |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport |
To construct a new passenger terminal at Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport |
Pullman |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
American Legion Post 150 |
To provide affordable housing units and services to low-income veterans in need. |
Raymond |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Seattle |
To convert current single-room occupancy units at the existing YWCA into permanent affordable housing within the downtown corridor of Seattle, with the potential for creating over 100 new units of housing. |
Seattle |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Shelton Youth Connection |
To create the first youth focused transitional housing in Mason County, WA. |
Shelton |
WA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Spokane International Airport |
To fully fund the Spokane International Airport’s Transload Facility project in order to serve as a multi-modal hub supporting transportation, logistics, and advanced manufacturing businesses. |
Spokane |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Spokane Valley |
To separate State Route 27 (Pines Road) and BNSF Railway’s existing transcontinental rail line by building an underpass of the highway at the rail crossing, and for other purposes. |
Spokane Valley |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tacoma |
To provide funding for studies and preliminary design work to eventually replace the Fishing Wars Memorial Bridge. |
Tacoma |
WA |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tacoma Housing Authority |
To redevelop three parcels of land in the Hilltop neighborhood of Tacoma to create approximately 200 units of affordable housing and acquire the commercial spaces for primarily BIPOC businesses. |
Tacoma |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Snohomish County |
This funding is to fund construction for replacement and correction of culverts to improve salmon habitat and support salmon recovery. |
Unincorporated Snohomish County |
WA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Vancouver |
Project FIRST will enhance safety and provide multimodal access in a critical area of Vancouver, WA. |
Vancouver |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Vancouver |
To construct a commercial kitchen incubator on the ground floor of the Fourth Plain Commons, which will have affordable housing units on upper floors. |
Vancouver |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Washougal |
To undertake final design and permitting for a new underpass at 32nd Street along the BNSF railroad crossing, including cost estimates for the proposed construction. |
Washougal |
WA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cantwell |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Yakima County |
To help fund construction of a new 4-lane section to complete phase 2 |
Yakima County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Anmoore |
Funds are requested to replace two sets of metal stairs that are used to access the second floor of community center located over the Anmoore safety Complex - Fire Department - building. One set of stairs accesses the outside of the building and the other, the interior. After two safety inspections, the stairs were said to have 1-2 more years of life. The building is used for multiple functions in the community, including Parks and Rec committee, 4-H, Scouts throughout the county, training facility for police, EMS and Fire departments, and community dinners, parties, etc.
|
Anmoore |
WV |
$41,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Mountaineer Food Bank |
USDA Community Facilities Grant funding will support Mountaineer Food Bank's plan to expand its central Food Hub facility by 65,000 square feet, in order to continue and enhance our mission to address food insecurity in West Virginia. This will include 10 new recessed loading docks; 40,000 square feet of new dry storage; 12,200 square feet of new refrigerated and freezer space; 8,300 square feet of office, volunteer, and administrative space; and 3,250 square feet of educational, commercial kitchen, and conference room space. Located in the geographic center of West Virginia, Mountaineer Food Bank is the largest food security organization in the state, serving 48 of 55 counties. However, that Food Hub is well beyond capacity to serve the food security demands of West Virginia. Already, Mountaineer is leasing an additional 40,000 square foot facility, and it’s beyond capacity. When complete, the Mountain State will be much better prepared to feed the hungry and defeat food insecurity. |
Gassaway |
WV |
$1,154,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Glasgow Volunteer Fire Department |
The proposed project involves construction of a new fire station for the Glasgow Volunteer Fire Department. The new fire station would replace the existing smaller, outdated station located in the floodplain approximately one-half mile west of the proposed site. Spaces within the building would include two apparatus bays, a meeting room, and office areas. The project includes the potential for the proposed meeting room to function as an emergency shelter during times of crisis.
|
Glasgow |
WV |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
This project will investigate the use of telepresence robots to allow specialized educators, a scarce resource, to participate in STEM instruction or teacher training in remotely located rural schools. It will facilitate the delivery of curriculum that would be otherwise impossible without local expertise and physical interactions, such as lab experiments.
WVU proposes to deploy telepresence robots to allow expert educators to “teleport” into our partner K-12 schools to assist local science teachers to develop and conduct circuit and programming experiments. Emphasis will be on collaborating with the local teachers to help students to solve individual problems. Students will be able to directly interact with the technology they are studying (e.g., robotics), stimulating interest. Evaluation of student outcomes (e.g., learning, affect, and efficacy) will provide insights to support the development of specialized educational telepresence robots. |
Monongalia |
WV |
$328,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Pocahontas County Board of Education |
Two distinct quiet zones impact telecommunications within Pocahontas County entirely within the National Radio Quiet Zone. In addition, one of the
schools is located in the center of the area defined in the Radio Astronomy Zoning Act (West
Virginia Code, Chapter 37A) or WVRAZ which further restricts the use of wireless technology in
order to not interfere with the operations at The Green Bank Observatory (GBO). Green Bank
Elementary and Middle School sits adjacent to the GBO facility and is the only school in the
state without access to Wifi technology. To improve access to educational services provided to
Pocahontas County students through the use of technology for distance learning (1) provision
of Surface Go devices to K12 students (2) provision of Surface Pro devices to teachers installation of a Broadband Access Station at Green Bank Elementary/Middle School. |
Pocahontas County |
WV |
$462,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
The grant will fund computer and telecommunications hardware to build: three identical mobile distance learning classroom kits at the Shepherd University main campus hub; one for our campus farm site, Tabler Farm; and two (one each) for the two participating high school end sites, Jefferson Country and Berkeley County. In this context, mobile means that these kits are not tied to any particular classroom or building and can be relocated from semester-to-semester. This will provide flexibility for offering dual enrollment distance learning options in a variety of disciplines. Main campus kits will include one instructor computer and live broadcasting hardware, including a document camera, a NCast PR-Mini video recorder and streaming device, an HD video projector, a portable projector screen, multimedia speakers, a GoPro camera and two Yeti USB microphones for audio capture and supporting hardware peripherals. The Tabler Farm site will also involve expansion and improvement of the ethernet and WiFi networks at the farm to allow distance learning instruction to be conducted from a variety of locations. Building upon the existing internet connection and WiFi network at Tabler Farm, the project team will construct additional telecommunication systems at the farm so it can serve as a distance learning hub along with the main campus. Through the work of this project, instructors will be able to hold classes and instruct remote learners from a variety of sites around the farm.
|
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
To support the development of a Crisis Intervention Team program. |
Charleston |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
To support the Charleston Police Departments Eyes & Ears Technology Initiative, including the deployment of cameras and gunfire detection technology. |
Charleston |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
To provide pragmatic support to the Charleston Drug Market Intervention Initiative, a multi-agency approach that targets the worst actors and threats. |
Charleston |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Granville Police Department |
The Granville Police Department is requesting funds to support the establishment and operation of a K9 specialist program for the recovery of missing individuals with dementia or developmental disabilities, victims of trafficking, and locating criminal suspects.
|
Granville |
WV |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
Marshall College of Engineering and Computer Sciences, in collaboration with the Marshall University Forensic Science Center (MUFSC) and the College of Science would establish a law enforcement training center to train state and local law enforcement officers. |
Huntington |
WV |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Huntington |
To procure a NIBIN Database Entry Terminal.
|
Huntington |
WV |
$218,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Huntington |
To procure vehicular evidence detection equipment that will aid in capturing trace evidence and observing damage to vehicles. |
Huntington |
WV |
$2,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Charleston (WV) |
To support acquisition of advanced instrumentation technologies which will enhance the quality of biomedical research opportunities and foster students' ability to conduct scientific research. |
Kanawha |
WV |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Milton Police Department |
To purchase up-to-date mobile data terminals, radios, and license plate readers for police cruisers. |
Milton |
WV |
$118,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Milton Police Department |
To support necessary technology infrastructure for the new Milton Police Department building, including computers, cameras, and audiovisual equipment. |
Milton |
WV |
$33,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
This request will outfit WVU's new facility focused on space mission instrument and design with vacuum systems, electronics, and assembly infrastructure. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
To support the procurement of state-of-the-art instrumentation and technological equipment to bolster the technical capacity of the department of forensic and investigative science. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$705,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University Police Department |
To invest in security camera technology across Shepherd University Campus. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Wheeling University Challenger Learning Center |
To support the development of the Challenger Learning Center at Wheeling University's STEM programs, including updating fixtures and digital programs. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Wheeling |
To outfit the Wheeling Police Department's new headquarters with required technologies, including network server, enhanced cybersecurity, building access equipment, computers and further technology. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$1,001,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Huntington District Corps of Engineers |
This project will repair walkways at the Beech Fork Lake. |
Beech Fork |
WV |
$107,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers, Huntington District |
This project will replace the Motor Control Center (MCC)Marmet Locks and Dam. |
Belle |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Huntington District |
This project will repair Bulltown Area Historic buildings and trails. |
Burnsville, WV |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers, Huntington District |
The Town of Cairo plans to replace the existing water distribution system that was originally constructed in the 1940’s. |
Cairo |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers, Huntington District |
This USACE Section 14 Riverbank Stabilization Project will continue a project already designed and engineered, project, completing the stabilization of the Kanawha River shoreline along U.S. Route 60.
|
Charleston |
WV |
$715,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The feasibility study will examine and recommend solution(s) to water resource related problems with a primary focus on flood risk management within the Kanawha River Basin, which lies in portions of West Virginia, Virginia, and North Carolina. |
Charleston |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers, Huntington District |
This project will complete pavement at the East Fork Recreation Area at East Lynn Lake. |
East Lynn Lake |
WV |
$963,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers, Huntington District |
This project is for Replacement Dam Bulkheads at the Robert C Byrd Lock and Dam. |
Gallipolis Ferry |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Development Authority of Mercer County |
The proposed project is a 4-mile gas line extension along John Nash Blvd. in Bluefield, W.V. This gas line would connect to the cutoff point at the intersection of Hwy 460 and extend 4 miles to the Cumberland Industrial Park. |
Mercer County |
WV |
$2,959,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
West Virginia University |
The project will involve select community and technical colleges (CTCs) nationwide who are at the forefront of EV education who will develop a national, standards-based, two-year curricular model and associated educational materials that CTCs may adopt leading to an Automotive Technician Associate’s Degree with a specialty in electric drive systems for Class 1 to Class 8 vehicles. A train-the-trainer approach will address shortages of EV educators as well as of EV technicians. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers, Huntington District |
The proposed project consists of rehabilitating portions of the collection system that have been identified has being in very poor condition or beyond their useful life. |
Oak Hill |
WV |
$4,290,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project will conduct sanitary sewer improvements of Marrtown Road. |
Parkersburg |
WV |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The water distribution system improvement project consists of the replacing existing waterlines to improve distribution and provide adequate fire protection in
Shepherdstown. |
Shepherdstown |
|
$1,668,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers, Huntington District |
This project will facilitate erosion repair at Battle Run at Summersville Lake. |
Summersville |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project will fund the planning and design phase of USACE flood reduction recommendations. The plan will install new and improved culverts and wingwalls, new debris racks, and improved drainage settlement traps at the Elm Run. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$546,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Roller gate replacement at the Winfield Lock and Dam.
|
Winfield |
WV |
$6,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Marshall Univeristy |
This request will fund the first stage of the Marshall University Division of Aviation, housing the MU Flight School, where individuals enroll in a four-year program to prepare to be commercial pilots. |
Cabell/Wayne |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Advantage Valley |
This request will re-capitalize an existing loan pool and provide access to capital for small business startups and expansions. |
Cabell/Wayne/Kanawha |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Charleston |
This request will assist Charleston in launching local programs to link youth and economically struggling citizens with jobs and career pathways in small business settings. |
Charleston |
WV |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
West Virginia University at Parkersburg |
This request will continue development of WVU Parkersburg's work in the agribusiness sector by expanding existing programming and facilities to assist with production, community and workforce education, and provide a small business incubator for entrepreneurs.
|
Parkersburg |
WV |
$570,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
New River Gorge Regional Development Authority |
This request will support the development of a Southern WV-based Outdoor Industry Softlines Textiles Prototyping Laboratory. |
Raleigh, Fayette, Nicholas, Summers |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
WV Division of Emergency Management |
This project will allow the State of West Virginia to address needs that have been identified in the state Emergency Operations Center (EOC) through COVID and other recent emergent events. This project will supply alternate power to the EOC, which it presently lacks, and will improve facility security and accountability through a credentialed, permission-based access system. An overhaul of the technology in the EOC to allow for a more sophisticated and integrated virtual platform will be completed. This will include the technology backbone, hardware, and incident management software. The project will create a segregated Joint Information Center/Press Conference area and a separate Executive Area to allow state leadership to meet to discuss operations. Lastly, the project will allow the acquisition of necessary communications equipment. |
Charleston |
WV |
$955,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
WV Division of Emergency Management |
This project will allow the State of West Virginia to work with four water and wastewater treatment facilities in resolving on-going issues that have developed due to a lack of alternate power. Suitable generators will be purchased and installed at each of these treatment facilities. By installing alternate power, this will improve the reliability of the plants, particularly during emergencies, alleviate the need for crisis response, and improve public health and safety. |
Charleston |
WV |
$708,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Homeland Security |
WV Division of Emergency Management |
To ensure and enhance the ability of staff and stakeholders to respond to emergencies, including natural disasters, public health crises, and technological/hazardous material events, this request will provide training and exercises to personnel of the WV Division of Emergency Management, other state agencies, county and local agencies, and non-governmental organizations.
|
Charleston |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Alderson |
This project will rehabilitate the existing water distribution system to better service customers by continuing to provide reliable public water service
and to extend public water and fire service to approximately 165 potential
customers in the Riverside Rest area.
|
Alderson |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Beckley Sanitary Board |
Beckley Sanitary Board recognizes its aging combined sewer overflow (CSO) infrastructure challenges effective operation of its wastewater treatment assets jeopardizing aquatic health of Piney Creek and New River. This request will support Beckley Sanitary Board's completion of necessary and comprehensive combined sewer overflow infrastructure improvements project to help mitigate these risks. |
Beckley |
WV |
$19,820,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Follansbee |
This project will upgrade Follansbee's treatment plant and separate storm and sanitary sewer lines consistent with Follansbee's long-term control plan. This project will also provide the city with the treatment and reserve capacity to keep the City within the DEP permits for sewage treatment. |
Brooke County |
WV |
$10,269,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Beech Bottom |
This project will construct storm sewer lines in the Village to alleviate the flooding of roadways and buildings during heavy rain events. |
Brooke County |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bruceton Mills |
This request would support the removal of mid-channel sediment bar to create a bankfull bench on the right river bank to eliminate flooding furing large rain events. A thalweg will be built during the sediment removal process. The bankfull bench will be seeded and vegetated with a native riparian buffer. The project will provide erosion control and channel stability during future high water events. A parking lot will also be constructed as part of the project to help eliminate some bank erosion due to people parking on or near the bank. |
Bruceton Mills, WV |
WV |
$86,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Burnsville |
The proposed project's purpose is to provide a dependable, secure potable water supply line to the
Army Corps of Engineers Bulltown Campground and residential customers along Curry Ridge by
removing the problematic line/hazard which consists of a supply line submerged in Burnsville Lake, a
highly used recreational waterway. |
Burnsville |
WV |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Burnsville |
The Town of Burnsville requires an upgrade and repair of its sanitary sewer system. The proposed project
scope addresses areas within the Town of Burnsville’s system which were found to be deficient during a
sanitary sewer evaluation survey and determined that the existing collection system is well past its useful
life. This proposed project not only corrects the existing inflow and infiltration problems experienced by
the Town, but it also provides security, and that existing outdated critical components are replaced and
will remain operational well into the future. The project benefits low-moderate income persons (53.5% of
LMI Census). Different funding sources have been approached for this project, but none have been
successful, which is why this allocation is key to bringing this project to fruition. |
Burnsville |
WV |
$669,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Salt Rock Sewer Public Service District (SRSPSD) |
The Salt Rock Sewer PSD’s wastewater infrastructure upgrade is vital for the public safety and future growth of the City of Milton and the surrounding vicinity. Rehabilitation of the concrete at the wet well is necessary due to long detention times in the lines that have led to corrosion. Potential health risks and environmental contamination will be averted by the development of this project, which includes the elements of reduction in possibility of untreated overflows of raw wastewater, improved reliability of the Phase II Pump Station facility, and increased availability of service. |
Cabell County |
WV |
$1,416,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia State Historic Preservation Office |
This request will aid in funding key historic structure restoration activities at the home of Charles Washington, founder of the City of Charles Town and the youngest brother of President George Washington. |
Charles Town |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Charles Town, WV |
This request would aid Charles Town in funding to deploy green infrastructure systems on Liberty Street and surrounding downtown areas, including bioswales and raingardens, pervious pavements, improved storm sewer piping, and other stormwater management on downtown streets, in this important Chesapeake Bay watershed. This will not only provide significant stormwater management and pollution loading reductions, but serve as a model of green infrastructure for stormwater management for this entire WV eastern panhandle region of the Chesapeake Bay watershed. |
City of Charles Town, WV |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Nitro, WV |
This request will fund the upgrade to the Nitro stormwater and sewer system and disjoint where the lines are conjoined. |
City of Nitro, WV |
WV |
$2,888,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia State Historic Preservation Office |
This request will provide funding for structural repairs that are essential to continuation of use at the Wheeling Centre Market. |
City of Wheeling, WV |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clarksburg Water Board |
This request will aid in funding proposed distribution system improvements for the Clarksburg Water Board (CWB). These improvements include replacement of water mains (some with lead joints), service lines (many containing lead) , and valves to improve water system service to all of Harrison County and surrounding counties. The recommended improvements will improve the hydraulic service throughout the system, and improve water delivery capabilities to outside water utilities. |
Clarksburg |
WV |
$6,880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clarksburg Water Board |
This request with aid in Clarksburg's water line replacement, ensuring the reliability and continuity of water service to the incorporated cities and towns of Clarksburg, Bridgeport, Anmoore, Stonewood, Nutter Fort, Salem, and Shinnston. |
Clarksburg |
WV |
$1,924,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service |
Funding is being requested to fund the Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge acquisitions that are on the supplemental FWS LWCF project list. |
Davis, WV |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Fairview |
This request will support Fairview in a connecting to the Monumental PSD; building out a booster pump station, a new 6-inch main; repair and refurbishment of two water tanks, a line replacement, and will replace a telemetry system.
|
Fairview |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Gauley River Public Service District |
Gauley River Public Service District is a Class A water utility located in Swiss, West Virginia serving approximately 1,251 customers along Route 39 from Drennan to Swiss. This request would repair and replace approximately six 6 miles of existing water line that is nearing or beyond the end of its service life. |
Fayette County |
WV |
$4,483,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Meadow Bridge |
The Town of Meadow Bridge owns, operates, and maintains a Class C potable water treatment and distribution system in Fayette County, West Virginia. The Town currently provides water service to 265 customers. The Town’s existing water distribution system has expanded over the years due to additional requests for water service. As a result, the system includes several sections of waterline that are insufficiently sized to serve the current customer base. These sections of water line are not able to supply adequate fire protection due to the lines being of varying sizes and materials. |
Fayette County |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia State Historic Preservation Office |
This project will fully rehabilitate the historic Gassaway Railway Depot for use as a heritage tourism site on the Elk River Trail and Elk River Blue Trail, and as a community events center. |
Gassaway |
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grafton |
The City of Grafton is proposing a wastewater system
improvements project that would include the separation of the existing sewer system within the drainage shed of CSO-11 and CSO-12, which were identified as the next
priority in the City's CSO Implementation Schedule with the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection. |
Grafton |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Greenbrier County Public Service District No. 2 |
This proposed project consists of constructing two (2) waterline extensions to serve the
area between Charmco to Rainelle and between Sam Black Church and Clintonville,
providing public water and fire service to approximately 275 potential customers who do
not currently have access to public water or fire service. These customers currently rely
upon inadequate individual water systems/wells. |
Greenbrier County |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Park Service |
Funding is being requested to acquire the acquisitions at the Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, which is on the FY2022 NPS supplemental LWCF list. |
Harpers Ferry, WV |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Nutter Fort |
This request will fund the replacement of waterlines from Nutter Fort to the town's main water source, the Clarksburg Water Board.
|
Harrison County |
WV |
$3,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Southern Jackson County Public Service District |
Southern Jackson County Public Service District proposes to upgrade its wastewater treatment system to meet permit discharge limits and to increase capacity to meet growing demand. |
Jackson County |
WV |
$2,158,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
This request will support the rehabilitation and preservation of two structures at Shepherd University, the Weltzheimer House and McMurran Hall.
|
Jefferson County, WV |
WV |
$2,325,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission |
This funding will support the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission {ORSANCO) in replacing aging components of its Drinking Water Infrastructure System (also known as the Organics Detection System (ODS)).
|
Kanawha |
WV |
$1,323,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kanawha County Commission |
This project will bring potable water to an underserved community that has for decades sought to have clean, safe drinking water. Currently, residents gain access to water from off-site pumps (hauling water to their homes), pumping water from wells, or collecting water from rainwater basins. All of these methods carry numerous health risks and cause severe financial hardships for the communities. |
Kanawha Countu |
WV |
$5,230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Marmet |
This request would aid in the prevention of sewage overflow on heavily traveled streets in Marmet. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$860,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hamlin Public Service District |
This request supports the rehabilitation and improvement of the Hamlin Public Service District’s (PSD) sanitary sewer system. It will also extend a water line to the unserved areas in the community. |
Lincoln County |
WV |
$2,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Worthington |
This request will ensure the reliability and continuity of water service to the incorporated Town of Worthington and the outlying areas that are served by the town. The proposed system upgrades will allow Worthington and Four States to maintain safe, reliable water service for the next several decades.
|
Marion County |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Monumental Public Service District |
This request would fund the expansion of waterlines for the Monumental Public Service District, which is currently undergoing a water system replacement. This waterline expansion piece was previously cut from the project due to increased costs in materials for the overall project. |
Marion County |
WV |
$283,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Marlinton |
This request will fund a sewage collection and treatment system improvement project that will upgrade 5 existing sewage pumping stations for the town of Marlinton, WV. |
Marlinton |
WV |
$14,368,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mason County Public Service District |
Presently, area residents and small businesses in Apple Grove utilize septic tanks or aeration systems to treat their wastewater, while larger businesses must operate and maintain small waste treatment facilities. This request will fund a centralized system that will benefit the area by eliminating hundreds of septic tanks and three small package treatment facilities. |
Mason County |
WV |
$5,556,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
DigDeep Appalachia Water Project |
The purpose of this project is to design and install 35 on-site residential septic systems in McDowell County. Whereas municipal sewage lines cannot reach many rural homes, and whereas appropriate septic systems are often cost-prohibitive, the Appalachia Water Project provide solutions to meet the sewage needs of 35 families not currently slated for sewage lines nor with existing
functioning septic systems. |
McDowell County |
WV |
$495,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Kermit |
Rehabilitation of Kermit’s one water treatment plant (WTP) and replacement of waterlines is necessary for the town to provide critical water resources to residents and businesses, and to extend the service life of the treatment facility. This project includes removing and replacing two-thirds of a mile of waterlines.
|
Mingo County |
WV |
$2,747,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Morgan County Commission |
This request will support Morgan County's expansion of both the public water and sewer systems along U.S. 522 South. This expansion will serve an extended commercial business area south of Berkeley Springs. |
Morgan County |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Richwood |
Richwood is proposing a project to construct a new state of the art wastewater treatment plant which will be located outside of the FEMA floodway. The new treatment plant will allow the City to become in compliance with their existing NPDES permit and reduce the number of unpermitted overflows, as outlined in their Consent Order, by ensuring the treatment plant doesn’t become hydraulically overloaded during wet
weather events. |
Nicholas |
WV |
$9,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Richwood |
The purpose of this project is to address system improvements needed to
support the provision of safe, reliable and affordable drinking water to the City of Richwood.
|
Nicholas |
WV |
$5,040,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Nettie Leivasy Public Service District |
This project supports the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources’ goal to provide the necessary infrastructure replacement, improvements, and service with the overall goal of improving water quality for existing public water customers and
providing water to new customers whose water currently does not comply with the Safe
Drinking Water Act or is unreliable. |
Nicholas County |
WV |
$4,020,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Parsons |
This request will fund Parsons' continued reduction of the amount of inflow and infiltration within their sanitary sewer system to eventually eliminate the present combined sewer overflow.
|
Parsons |
WV |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Philippi |
To alleviate a potential issue of running out of water, the City proposes to construct a reservoir to hold a 3-
month supply of water to act as a back up raw water supply source. A water transmission line will be
constructed from the dam to Philippi’s water treatment plant to withdraw water from the dam. |
Philippi |
WV |
$9,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rowlesburg |
This project will provide completely replace the existing lagoon wastewater treatment system with a Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) to help accommodate the fluctuation in flow and treat the sanitary sewer to the limits proposed in the most recent NPDES discharge permit. This project will also include a new influent pump station, new flow meter, a flow equalization basin, UV disinfection system, sludge management facility, SCADA system, emergency backup generator, and decommissioning the existing lagoon system. |
Preston County |
WV |
$7,578,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Preston County PSD #1 |
This project will provide upgrades at the Preston County PSD #1 water treatment plant and construct approximately 5,100 feet of water line to provide fire flow availability and more reliable water service to customers already experiencing issues.
The proposed water line upgrades will include 5,100 feet of new six-inch water line installed parallel to the existing four inch water line along Route 7 between Reedsville and Masontown. The addition of the larger diameter pipe will provide fire flow to the area, which will allow for planned commercial and residential development to occur. |
Preston County |
WV |
$646,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rainelle |
The existing stormwater system in the Town of Rainelle in undersized and nearing or past its useful service life. At its current state, the system is unable to adequately collect and transport stormwater in a safe, timely, and effective manner. Rainelle experienced a devastating flood in 2016 that resulted in loss of life and extreme property damage. The undersized and improperly designed stormwater infrastructure in the Town was found to be a major factor contributing in the destructive 2016 flood. To mitigate the risk of flooding, the Town of Rainelle is proposing a project to redesign and reconstruct the Town’s stormwater system. |
Rainelle |
WV |
$10,288,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Midland Public Service District |
This project will provide potable water to a currently unserved community of approximately 100 residents in Randolph County, WV. The goal of this project is to provide a clean, reliable water source to a community that currently utilizes private wells. If funded, this project would improve the health and wellbeing of the residents along Faulkner Road and the community of Bowden. |
Randolph County |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Norton-Harding-Jimtown Public Service District |
This project would provide service to unserved areas along
County Route 151—locations between the Tygart Valley Regional Jail and the Tygart Valley River and
the area adjacent to County Route 151 beyond Bennett Loop Road. Once completed, this project would
provide new sewer service to 39 residential customers and four businesses. |
Randolph County |
WV |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ravenswoof |
This request is for phase I of two, which includes pump station upgrades, telemetry equipment installation, flow meter installations, emergency power transfer switch installations, portable generator purchases, smoke testing and manhole inspection, and wastewater treatment plant design. |
Ravenswood |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ripley |
Ripley is under order by WVDEP to eliminate unpermitted overflows in the sewer system/to make improvements to the Ripley and Evans Treatment plants in order for the discharged effluent to comply with limits. Phase I of the project has been completed. Phase II addresses the inability of the treatment facilities to meet effluent discharge limits, which is due in part to tightening discharge limits in Mill Creek. |
Ripley |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cairo |
The Town of Cairo plans to replace the existing water distribution system
that was originally constructed in the 1940’s. The system experiences routine failure leading to
thousands of dollars in lost water along with interruptions in service and costly repairs. |
Ritchie County |
WV |
$2,033,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sophia |
This request will add sanitary sewer service to the area of Coal City and construct a new treatment plant that will be able to handle the additional flow.
|
Sophia |
WV |
$14,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia State Historic Preservation Office |
This request will support the preservation and rehabilitation of the historic Cottrill Building in Thomas, WV, serving as a community center and pillar of revitalization in the downtown area. |
Thomas, WV |
WV |
$4,273,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Union |
This proposal is for a complete Sanitary Sewer Evaluation Survey (SSES) and a
Preliminary Engineering Report to recommend corrective actions based upon the SSES to
improve the Town of Union’s wastewater collection system. |
Town of Union |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Canaan Valley Public Service District |
The purpose of this project is to construct a new water treatment plant to serve the residents and
businesses in the Canaan Valley area of Tucker County, WV. The existing system cannot handle the
current demand, especially with the growth that is occurring in and around Canaan
Valley. |
Tucker |
WV |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Denver Water Association |
This request will aid Tunnelton in upgrades and replacements of numerous parts of its water system, ensuring the continuity of service to the community. |
Tunnelton |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hodgesville Public Service District |
The purpose of this project is to make improvements to the Hodgesville PSD’s water
distribution system by replacing water meters, service lines, water storage tanks, and other necessary
appurtenances. The PSD’s system is experiencing a high-water loss rate, costing the District and its
customers a lot of money to operation. This project will correct these issues. |
Upsher County |
|
$4,160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cowen Public Service District |
The proposed Route 82 Water Line Extension Project (Project) is a water line extension
project in Webster County, West Virginia. The Project proposes to extend public potable
water service to approximately 60 residential and commercial customers along Route 82,
Route 44 (Barnett Run Road), and Route 32 (Bragg Run Road).
|
Webster County |
WV |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Weirton |
This project will increase the City's wastewater system treatment capacity and allow for growth and economic development. The City of Weirton has entered into a public-private partnership to redevelop over 1,000 acres of industrial land previously occupied by a local steel plant. This project will provide the water necessary to develop that land. |
Weirton |
WV |
$22,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Weirton |
This project will increase the City's water system treatment capacity from 4MGD to 8MGD to allow for growth and economic development. The City of Weirton has entered into a public-private partnership to redevelop over 1,000 acres of industrial land previously occupied by a local steel plant. This project will provide the water necessary to develop that land. |
Weirton |
WV |
$22,470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia State Historic Preservation Office |
This request will assist in foundation improvements and interior facilities upgrades in a historic Wheeling building. |
Wheeling, WV |
WV |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Williamson |
The proposed project will provide both an extension and critical upgrades to the City of Williamson’s existing, aged wastewater collection and treatment system allowing for the continued and uninterrupted provision of services to 1,043 existing residential customers, 147 commercial customers, 39 public authorities, two resale customers, and nine new residential customers in Mingo County, West Virginia. |
Williamson |
WV |
$4,856,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Parkersburg Utility Board |
This request will fund sanitary gravity sewers, customer service lines, and a sewage lift station in Parkersburg's Marrtown neighborhood.
|
Wood County |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Oceana |
This request will aid Oceana in complying with their WV Department of Environmental Protection Order: increasing treatment capacity, upgrading pumping stations, evaluating collection system to identify sources of extraneous water, and fixing other identified defects. |
Wyoming County |
WV |
$1,444,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Concord University |
This request will support Concord University's School of Professional Nursing, including hiring and training faculty; developing curricula with an emphasis in rural practice, addiction, treatment, and recovery; upgrading technology; acquiring laboratory equipment; providing student support; and implementing partnerships with other healthcare providers and schools. |
Athen |
WV |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Concord University |
This request will fund renovations of existing facilities in Wooddell Hall at Concord University's main campus to provide a permanent home to the new school of professional nursing with an emphasis on rural health solutions. |
Athens |
WV |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
WV Community and Technical College System |
This request will support the West Virginia Aerospace Training expansion project in the development of aerospace programming at New River community and Technical College to upgrade curriculum that is augmented reality/virtual reality enabled (AR/VR) and in line with current industry and FAA standards. |
Beaver |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bluefield State College |
This request will convert the former Bluefield Regional Medical Center into a medical educational facility for
Bluefield State College. |
Bluefield |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cabell Huntington Hospital Foundation |
This request will support the purchase of electronic medical recording technology. |
Cabell County |
WV |
$267,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Charleston |
The project will integrate advanced simulation technology into the University of Charleston’s accelerated, weekend-based Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) program to produce highly qualified graduates capable of addressing
the critical nursing shortage in the state. |
Charleston |
WV |
$786,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
This request will support the creation of a career and workforce training, development, and job placement center in West Side Charleston, to help move disadvantaged citizens into meaningful and family-wage jobs, in an area of low workforce participation. |
Charleston |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charleston Area Medical Center |
This request will fund the acquisition of a simulation center to continue educational programs including nursing, pharmacy, respiratory care, radiology and other clinical training. |
Charleston |
WV |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charleston Area Medical Center |
This funding will replace Charleston Area Medical Center's 20-year-old PACS (picture archiving and communication system) technology with an up-to-date vendor neutral archive (VNA) used to store digital clinical images. |
Charleston |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charleston Area Medical Center |
This request will convert existing shell space to an Intensive Care Unit at the Charleston Area Medical Center Memorial Hospital. |
Charleston |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston, WV |
This project will fund programmatic support, mental health training, outreach and community engagement for substance abuse patients within Charleston neighborhoods. |
Charleston, WV |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New River Health Association |
This request will support the complete renovation to New River Health's new facility, where an array of medical services will be provided to the surrounding community. |
Fayette County |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hardy County Rural Development Authority |
This request would support the expansion of the Hardy County Childcare facility, allowing for more children to participate in programming. |
Hardy County |
WV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall Univeristy |
This request will support the establishment of a Marshall University Center of Excellence for Recovery, where they will work to identify models and innovative solutions for rural communities and states struggling with substance use disorder and the continued ramifications of the opioid epidemic. |
Huntington |
WV |
$4,961,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall Univeristy |
This request will support Apprenticeship Works: one of the largest group/non-joint sponsored programs in the nation providing customized training that combines hands-on work-based learning and online related instruction to over 500 apprentices in 20 advanced manufacturing occupations. |
Huntington |
WV |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall Univeristy |
This request will support a joint virtual center between Marshall University and West Virginia State that will work to build a cyber security workforce. |
Huntington |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
This request will support a Center of Foster Care Studies at Marshall University to develop best practices for children who have aged out of the system and still need guidance while transitioning to functioning adulthood. The center will also work as resource for other communities with high foster care populations. |
Huntington |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Huntington |
This request will fund programmatic support for the Ronald McDonald House in Huntington, including additional designated guest rooms, extended stays for outpatient support before baby is born and after baby is discharged from hospital, a staff member to provide additional support services, a playroom for siblings, and a space for trainings and therapeutic services. |
Huntington |
WV |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Huntington |
This request would support the expansion of the Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome Program at the Ronald McDonald House in Huntington, including a wellness facility for guest families, particularly beneficial for those recovering from substance use disorders. |
Huntington |
WV |
$94,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Thomas Health System, Inc |
This request will replace and enhance Thomas Health System's imaging capabilities and equipment, including ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), advanced mammography and computed tomography (CT) scanning. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Health Right |
This request will support West Virginia Health Right's expansion into a new three-story building and renovate the current clinic, incorporating it into the design and strategy of the overall campus to best serve the growing patient population. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Thomas Health System, Inc |
This request will support renovation a medical office building on the St. Francis Hospital campus in Charleston, West Virginia to increase the hospital’s ability to treat substance use disorders. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Thomas Health System, Inc |
This request will support upgrades to the Cancer Infusion Center, to better serve patients recovering from treatments in a warm, climatically well-controlled and comfortable environment. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$495,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Potomac State College of WVU |
This request will support the purchase of equipment and supplies enabling Potomac State College of WVU to utilize modern technology to undertake entrepreneurial projects. |
Keyser |
WV |
$92,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Martinsburg Initiative, Inc. |
This request will support the continuation of the Martinsburg Initiative: a police, school, community, health, and education partnership working to prevent substance use disorders. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
This request will develop telemedicine services to five rural designated counties in southern West Virginia using direct-to-clinic and direct-to-couch models. The target population will include children and youth with special healthcare needs, including the technology-dependent, such as those with tracheostomies and home ventilators, along with children and youth with mental health needs. |
Mercer, County |
WV |
$262,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
This request will disseminate the SMRC Chronic Pain Self-Management Program (CPSMP) to adults with CP in 8 rural WV counties. Participants will attend free, 2.5-hour, weekly, CPSMP workshop sessions for 6 weeks. The interactive workshop addresses pain, emotions, depression, fatigue, sleep, nutrition, and medication use; weight management; strategies for effective communication with healthcare providers; evaluating treatments; and pacing/planning. Participants make action plans, brainstorm solutions to problems, share experiences, and learn a basic exercise program. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$620,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Care of West Virginia |
This request will fund programmatic expansion into the behavioral health field for Community Care of West Virginia's school-based wellness centers. |
North Central |
WV |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mon Health Preston Memorial Hospital |
The request will construct a Chemotherapy Infusion Center and renovate the pharmacy with the appropriate hood to allow for mixing chemotherapy drugs. |
Preston County |
WV |
$580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
This request will fund the procurement of equipment and software update for the Student Success and Accessibility Services at Shepherd University
|
Sheperdstown |
WV |
$36,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
This request will support the improvement of internet connectivity at Shepherd University. |
Sheperdstown |
WV |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
The ListenLearnEngage Initiative provides opportunities for students to develop the motivation, skills, and confidence to participate in civic engagement tied to their field of study. |
Sheperdstown |
WV |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Wheeling |
This request will support the purchase and construction of HVAC and efficient energy systems in the repurposed Ohio Valley Medical Center complex. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Braxton County |
Braxton County seeks federal resources to support design and construction of sidewalk and streetscape improvements in the downtown, central business districts of the economically struggling, small rural towns of Gassaway, Sutton, and Burnsville. |
Braxton |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Braxton County Commission |
This request would assist the Braxton County Commission and the Braxton County Development Authority in establishing a "BAD Buildings Upgrade & Removal Fund" that can be used for matching grants and other incentives to upgrade, repair, conduct asbestos abatement, and/or demolish "Blighted, Abandoned, and Dilapidated" (BAD) buildings in the Braxton County. |
Braxton |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Beech Bottom |
This project will build one mile of a main water line with fire hydrant service to currently unserved businesses and developable land.
|
Brooke County |
WV |
$1,957,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Charles Town |
This request would install or upgrade sidewalks in downtown Charles Town. It would also build a new, 1.8-mile “Augustine Trail” bike and pedestrian pathway to connect downtown to the elementary school, high school, senior/disabled living center, and key shopping/neighborhood hubs along a heavily used and unsafe road.
|
Charles Town |
WV |
$1,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Charles Town |
This funding will support the City of Charles Town's Main Street program, encouraging the revitalization of downtown buildings. |
Charles Town |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central West Virginia Regional Airport Authority |
This project to improve Yeager Airport includes general aviation apron construction, construction of a snow
removal equipment storage and public safety building, construction of a Woody Williams Military Flight
Operations Center and construction of a rental car service facility. |
Charleston |
WV |
$9,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
This request will enable Charleston to design, engineer, procure and construct bicycle extender lanes on two critical downtown bridges and upgrade bicycle facility infrastructure at the approaches to the bridges and in the adjacent neighborhoods. |
Charleston |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
This request will fund the acquisition of a large, suitable building for the creation of a new low barrier shelter, and then for building upgrade and outfitting costs for the facility. |
Charleston |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Charleston Urban Renewal Authority |
Funds for this request will focus on economic stability, public safety, pedestrian access, traffic calming, ADA accessibility and enhancements in downtown Charleston, a federally designated Opportunity Zone. |
Charleston |
WV |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Woodlands Development Group |
The proposed project will restore a blighted central downtown structure located in a low-income census
tract in Elkins. |
Elkins |
WV |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fairmont Community Development Partnership, Inc. |
The requested funds will support the development of a
a tech workforce training program, co-working space, entrepreneurial incubator, and mixed-income residential units in downtown Fairmont. |
Fairmont |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ronceverte |
This request will complete a design study for the repair and rehabilitation of the Workman (Chestnut) Street Bridge. |
Greenbrier |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical |
Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical College requests funding to build a facility on the Moorefield campus to serve as a community development center and house initiatives for the advancement of workforce education, small business development, entrepreneurship economic development and agricultural innovation, arts, music and cultural assets. |
Hardy County |
WV |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hardy County Rural Development Authority |
This project funds the development of Crites Industrial Park in Hardy County, in particular providing water and sewer systems to the site. |
Hardy County |
WV |
$2,268,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Benedum Airport Authority |
This project will complete the necessary earth movement to provide a site for CKB Airport's new terminal facility. The earth movement is the first phase of moving CKB's terminal facility to the east side of the runway allowing for adequate space for today's passenger demand and will allow for expansion with future growth. |
Harrison County |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Keith Albee Performing Arts Center, Inc |
This request will fund upgrades to the fire sprinkler system. |
Huntington |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County Parks and Recreation Commission |
This request funds phase II of the Sam Michaels Amphitheater Project, upgrading the facility for further community use.
|
Jefferson County |
WV |
$925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Appalachia Service Project |
This funding will help repair or replace the homes of 120-135 family homes in at least 8 counties in West Virginia and help offset the significant increase in construction material costs because of Covid-19. |
Kanawha Clay Nicholas Logan Greenbrier Fayette |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Semper Liberi |
This funding will support the creation of the Mountaineer Recovery Village: a sober-living community for over 200 families. |
Kearneysville |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eastern West Virginia Regional Airport Authority |
The intent of this request is to extend Taxiway E to the ends of Runway 8-26 while also widening the pavement to 50 feet. This will make Taxiway E a full length parallel taxiway improving airfield safety. The project will also include tree and grub clearing along the air operations area (AOA) perimeter fence near taxiway echo. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$20,218,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mingo County Airport Authority |
This request would fund the completion of the 1.75-mile access road to Appalachian Regional Airport, including earthwork, drainage, and paving. |
Mingo County |
WV |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Morgantown Community Resources |
This request will fund the completion of renovations to Hazel’s House of Hope. These renovations will allow the facility to operate at full capacity to help the underserved community and also other residents in Monongalia County. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$1,194,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
This request will support the purchase of a 12,000 square foot building that will house a co-working space near WVU's main downtown campus. The location also provides a bridge to connect the elements of the revitalization strategy currently underway in Morgantown, further enhancing it as an economic catalyst.
|
Morgantown |
WV |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Mount Hope |
This request would outfit unutilized property owned by the City of Mount with individual water and sewer connections for tourism activities. |
Mount Hope |
WV |
$2,393,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Mount Hope |
This request would restore and upgrade the municipally owned stadium to its former useful condition and create a community venue space. |
Mount Hope |
WV |
$788,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National Coal Heritage Area Authority |
This project requests funding for the restoration and adaptive reuse of a commercial building in the National Register Historic District for Mount Hope to develop an education facility. |
Oak Hill |
WV |
$415,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
This project will create a food distribution center in Marlinton on a brownfield sit, construct a greenhouse to provide year-round produce, and outfit a refrigerated mobile market.
|
Pocahontas |
WV |
$990,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RiffRaff Arts Collective |
This funding request will support Phase 1 of the Lonnie Gunter, Jr. Center for Culture and History, including property acquisition and pre-development. |
Princeton |
WV |
$637,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
This request would fund the environmental remediation and demolition of abandoned and unsafe residence halls, necessary to renovate the East Campus area. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$1,475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
Funding is requested for construction of Shepherd University's new Gateway Entrance, providing direct access through the entire campus from North Duke street (Route 480) and the adjacent West Campus. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$936,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Smithers |
This request would construct an integrated trail system on city-owned property complete with trailhead amenities for both blue (water) and green (land) trails. |
Smithers |
WV |
$4,687,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Regional Technology Park |
This project will buildout the West Virginia Regional Technology Park Building 727's HVAC systems, install new laboratory hoods, asbestos mitigation, and other improvements to make the facility tenant-ready. |
South Charleston |
WV |
$4,036,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pleasants County Development Authority |
This request is for site preparation and development for a blended commercial/manufacturing development at the St. Marys Business Park. |
St. Marys |
WV |
$473,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sutton, WV |
This project will rehabilitate a historic, main street building that burned in downtown Sutton into a new community park, event center, and educational center. |
sutton |
WV |
$449,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Woodlands Development Group |
Funds are requested for first-floor construction and renovation for a co-working center to provide space for remote workers, entrepreneurs, and free lancers. |
Thomas |
WV |
$621,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Weirton |
This request will repair portions of 8 miles of railroad yard spur to support railcar transloading activities, for the creation of approximately 42 gross developable acres in Weirton Frontier Crossings.
|
Weirton |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Department of Transportation |
Federal funds would support the shovel-ready upgrade to to move the bus loading area, build new bus shelters, a seating area, curb and handicapped improvements and relocate the terminal access road. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wheeling |
This request would fund a shovel-ready upgrade to the Wheeling Artisan Center to expand the center’s capacities to support entrepreneurs, artisans, cultural activities, and heritage tourism.
|
Wheeling |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grow Ohio Valley, Inc. |
This request will repurpose an abandoned historic structure located in the heart of the Northern Panhandle and convert it into the center of a regional food distribution network. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$620,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wyoming County Economic Development Authority |
This request would fund a new access bridge for future development at the Barkers Creek Industrial Park.
|
Wyoming County |
WV |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Capito |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wyoming County Economic Development Authority |
This request would fund an upgrade to the existing power grid, allowing for increased capacity at the Barkers Creek Industrial Park.
|
Wyoming County |
WV |
$835,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Agriculture |
I request $2.5 million to support Maryland’s Healthy Soils Program, which supports farmers who want to explore new technologies and farming techniques that reduce polluted runoff, sequester carbon, and improve the health and productivity of agricultural soils in Maryland. The program administered by the Maryland Department of Agriculture, and in consultation with Maryland’s Soil Health Advisory Committee, supports initiatives to advance agricultural acres under healthy soil practices by 2030, and to promote further education and adoption of healthy soil practices. To accomplish these goals, the Department has launched several initiatives including a “Farming for Healthy Soils” grant to provide technical and financial assistance to farmers as they adopt new practices. |
Annapolis |
MD |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Chesapeake Bay Foundation |
I request $2.184 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the Pequea Creek Watershed Restoration Plan in Pennsylvania in the Susquehanna River Basin. The Susquehanna River, which flows 440 miles from New York to Maryland and through Pennsylvania, drains nearly 92% of the watershed. Streams within the sub-watershed were identified as the optimal areas in which to concentrate restoration efforts. Within each of these, land use analysis, hydrological modeling, and detailed mapping identified the specific locations of deficiencies, and prescribed a combination of best management practices (BMPs) to address those conditions imperiling aquatic life. Each of these agriculture practices requires technical design and planning expertise, as well as outreach and education to assure compliance with various regulations, and to increase participation in conservation programs. Monitoring and modeling is also needed to assess impacts of BMP implementation, and direct ongoing efforts to improve soil and water quality. In addition to targeted stream efforts, watershed-wide goals are proposed, as well as monitoring to track progress and community outreach. |
Pequea |
PA |
$2,184,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy |
When restaurants shut down due to COVID-19, Maryland oyster growers were faced with the possibility of destroying their product and potential closure of their businesses. Nongovernmental organizations partnered to create the Supporting Oyster Aquaculture and Restoration (SOAR) Program to support the growers by purchasing mature oysters and utilizing them in local oyster rehabilitation projects, with regulatory support from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and scientific advice from NOAA. To build an economically-resilient oyster aquaculture industry and rebuild imperiled oyster reefs in the Chesapeake Bay, I request $1 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to expand The Nature Conservancy’s SOAR Program in Maryland. The federal funding would provide $350,000 for purchase and transport of approximately 1 million additional oysters from oyster farmers that will help restore at least 10 additional acres of reefs. $150,000 is for planning to better guide and integrate the aquaculture industry’s role in oyster restoration. This activity includes monitoring and evaluation of SOAR restoration efforts; $400,000 to expand the Shellfish Grower’s Resiliency Fund in Maryland and issue at least 10 additional small grants to shellfish farmers and closely aligned organizations to fund innovative projects that diversify revenue streams and enhance participation in conservation efforts; and $100,000 for salaries for SOAR program management. |
|
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Baltimore Police Department |
The City of Baltimore and the Baltimore Police Department (BPD) are currently party to a DOJ consent decree with the goal to have a stronger police department that fights crime while it serves and protects the civil and constitutional rights of Baltimore City residents. I request $2 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to provide BPD the resources necessary to make needed technological upgrades and purchases, one of the requirements under the federal consent decree, to their nearly 20 year old Records Management System and acquisition of an Early Intervention System. Upgrades to these systems will allow BPD to more efficiently collect and store data that can be audited under the consent decree requirements and to streamline investigation-derived data from a variety of sources in order to clearly and efficiently establish connections and patterns that could lead to a decrease in the rising levels of violence crime in Baltimore. |
Baltimore, MD |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Baltimore City Mayor's Office |
The City of Baltimore and the Baltimore Police Department (BPD) are currently party to a DOJ consent decree with the goal to have a stronger police department that fights crime while it serves and protects the civil and constitutional rights of Baltimore City residents. I request $650,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to provide BPD the resources necessary to meaningfully engage with the community in the consent decree reform process, one of the requirements under the federal consent decree, which meets the objective of creating a culture of community and problem-oriented policing. Greater collaboration and participation by community members in the police reform process required under the consent decree is intended make the public into active producers of police reform. These funds would assist in encouraging greater participation in the process, including organized policy, training and engagements committees as well as a youth advisory board. The federal funds would be used for stipends for the participation in community-based policy development, trainings, and evaluations, as well as for the hiring of a community engagement coordinator to assist in these efforts. |
Baltimore, MD |
MD |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Baltimore Police Department |
The City of Baltimore and the Baltimore Police Department (BPD) are currently party to a DOJ consent decree with the goal to have a stronger police department that fights crime while it serves and protects the civil and constitutional rights of Baltimore City residents. I request $650,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to provide BPD the resources necessary to develop distinct Neighborhood Policing Plans, one of the requirements under the federal consent decree, to focus on building community trust in policing. Baltimore is known as a City of Neighborhoods, with more than 200 distinct neighborhoods in the City. Each of these communities has unique policing needs. The federal funding can allow BPD to expand the number of neighborhoods included in the initial pilot that will be developed later this year. The Neighborhood Policing Plans empower trusted community members to identify, implement, and evaluate solutions to their specific neighborhood-identified public safety issues. Funds would be used to pay for technical assistance providers for community organizations to develop these plans, as well as for community-based participatory evaluations and academic institution evaluations of the plans once developed. |
Baltimore, MD |
MD |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries |
In 2019, NOAA designated Mallows Bay – Potomac River as the first new National Marine Sanctuary in more than 20 years. Nearly 200 vessels spanning from the American Revolutionary War through the present are found in the area, including the remains of the largest “Ghost Fleet” of World War I wooden steamships built for the U.S. Emergency Fleet, which are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. To expand access to the newly designated site, I request $500,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to establish a Virtual 3-D Paddle Experience, similar to experiences present at other designated National Marine Sanctuary sites. This would allow for the use of the collection of high resolution imagery of prominent shipwrecks and ecology for web-enabled visits and create user-driven virtual reality and augmented reality experiences. These experiences would be supplemented by web-enabled interpretative materials that help connect the history, ecology, and generations of local heritage along the Potomac River. |
Charles County |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, College Park |
Maryland is home to one of the largest concentrations of scientists and students focused on quantum information science. The University of Maryland, College Park (UMD) and NIST were some of the early pioneers of quantum information science and worked collaboratively with the Laboratory for Physical Sciences to launch the Joint Quantum Institute in 2006. Both UMD and NIST are established international leaders in quantum computing, information sciences, and technology development. I request $10 million for UMD to assist UMD in purchasing a Quantum Computer for use in a National Quantum User Facility (NQUF). The NQUF will help attract even more experts in this field to the region, who will forge innovative solutions that address the ethical, legal, and societal implications of quantum technology such as encryption and privacy, new sensing and navigation capabilities, and access to and control of new computing capabilities and applications. Two core missions of the NQUF will be expanding workforce development opportunities for researchers within government, academia, and the quantum industry. In addition, the open governance model of the NQUF will allow this wide spectrum of users to utilize this national resource in a truly collaborative relationship. |
College Park, MD |
MD |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
NCCOS Cooperative Oxford Laboratory |
The National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science’s (NCCOS) Cooperative Oxford Laboratory is one of four NCCOS laboratories and has maintained a unique partnership with the Maryland State Department of Natural Resources to support research regarding the environmental health of the Chesapeake Bay and the health of fish, shellfish and other aquatic life in the Chesapeake Bay and along the Atlantic Coast. Oxford Lab scientists also collaborate nationally and internationally to improve understanding of aquatic animal health and develop management strategies to prevent and mitigate diseases. I request $200,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending with $120,000 designated to fund the purchase of a genome sequencer and the remaining $80,000 to support collaborative research at NOAA’s Living Marine Resources Cooperative Science Center at the University of Maryland, Eastern Shore. This new resource will allow the two research entities to accelerate research into illness caused by waterborne bacteria such as the Vibrio species. Warming water temperatures due to climate change are expected to extend the spatial and temporal extent of Vibrio species, affecting wild and aquaculture/mariculture shellfish operations in the nation’s estuarine and coastal waters. |
Oxford, MD |
MD |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Prince George’s County Sheriff’s Office |
I request $834,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the Prince George’s County Sheriff’s Office purchase cell-site simulator equipment and technology to locate and apprehend violent offenders. This would replace equipment more than a decade old that has failed to keep pace with current technology standards for broadband cellular networks. Violent offenders are elusive and transient, moving continuously to avoid capture and prosecution while contributing to violent crimes and gun-related violence in Prince George’s County. Increasing the ability of the Warrant Division to rapidly identify and apprehend known violent offenders will decrease violence within the community and increase the safety of law enforcement personnel during apprehension operations. The dedicated unit of the Warrant Division is trained in the legal requirements for the use of this technology and have incorporated judicial review prior to deployment. |
Prince George's |
MD |
$834,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Office of the State’s Attorney for Worcester Count |
I request $1 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the establishment of a Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) program within the Worcester County State’s Attorney’s Office. The State’s Attorney’s Office is collaborating with several government agency partners, nonprofit organizations, and local universities that will allow for social workers to be embedded with Worcester County first responders and address the behavioral health needs of those in need of emergency services. The social workers would be able to refer individuals for additional services, provide services directly to the effected individual, and coordinate care and monitor and track client progress, whether an individual needs support with issues related to homelessness, mental health issues, medical problems, child welfare concerns, substance abuse, domestic violence, or vulnerable adult-related concerns. Federal funding would allow for the hiring of additional case managers, victim-witness coordinators, dedicated prosecutors, and to purchase the equipment needed to fully implement and manage the LEAD system. |
Snow Hill, MD |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Section 510 program is an important tool for advancing efforts to restore the health of the Chesapeake Bay through implementation of the 2014 Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreement’s 2025 milestone for integrated water resources management. Congress recognized this by increasing the authorization for the program in the Water Resources Development Act of 2020. In order to expand the pipeline of projects that are ready to take advantage of this program in Maryland, the Army Corps Baltimore District needs to expand its outreach efforts to potential non-federal project sponsors. WRDA 2020 also recognized the need for this outreach in Sec. 306(b) of the bill. I request funding to support this important outreach effort. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$5,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project is a priority for Western Maryland as it will support recreation and economic development in the region. It aims to reconstruct and re-water 1.2 miles of the historic Chesapeake and Ohio Canal terminus at Cumberland with the vision of transforming the underutilized Potomac riverfront into a showpiece of historical preservation. The project requires funding to complete its environmental review process and move forward with design and construction. |
Cumberland |
MD |
$390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Mid-Chesapeake Bay Island project provides a long-term strategy for placement of material dredged from the approach channels to the Port of Baltimore while maximizing the use of dredged materials as a beneficial resource. Mid-Bay will restore and expand approximately 2,000 acres of island habitat that will be utilized by fish, shellfish, reptiles, amphibians, and migratory and shore birds. Preconstruction engineering and design for the project has been fully funded and USACE is ready for a new start designation to negotiate and execute a Project Partnership Agreement (PPA) with the non-federal sponsor. |
Dorchester County |
MD |
$37,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This federally authorized navigation channel was last dredged nearly 20 years ago and serves heavy industry, commercial fishermen, and recreational boaters. Due to severe shoaling in certain parts of the river, commercial industry barges are limited in their overall load capacity. Future dredging efforts would allow for more efficient operations and increased economic opportunities for Somerset County businesses. I request $150,000 in engineering and design funding to establish a definitive cost estimate for dredging this navigation channel. |
Somerset County |
MD |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Bowie Business Innovation Center |
I request $3 million to establish the Bowie Business Innovation Center’s (Bowie BIC) Center of Excellence for 8(a) Government Contracting at Bowie State University. This will expand the existing work of the only 8(a) Accelerator Program in the country that currently provides diverse, socially and economically disadvantaged entrepreneurs with customized training, mentorship, and networking opportunities that have allowed the 57 8(a) company graduates to win more than $31 million in federal contracts since December 2019. Additional funding will allow for the expansion and replication of the Bowie BIC 8(a) Accelerator Program model through partnerships with other Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) nationwide. The Center will provide procurement capture strategy training, 8(a) mentorship programs, access to commercial online market intelligence tools, and access to legal expertise in government contracting, and new opportunities for student internships and faculty researchers. The Center will be a resource and clearinghouse for best practices in 8(a) government contracting and utilize the data analytics capabilities at Bowie State University. Awarding funds for the establishment of the Center will support the creation of successful, diverse, and inclusive government contracting activity that drives the generation of new jobs and wealth creation for the communities served by HBCUs. |
Bowie, MD |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maryland, College Park |
I support $2.25 million in funding for the establishment of the Maryland Economic Opportunity Center (MEOC) at the University of Maryland, College Park (UMD). The MEOC will be the central hub for supporting efforts across the state to start, grow, and sustain businesses owned by minority, women, and other underserved business owners, most immediately to help them overcome pandemic-related challenges they now confront. MEOC proposes to serve a wide range of needs for entrepreneurs, including providing connections with external resources and coordinating assistance to address “gaps” in small business support programs. Through partnerships with colleges on campus, the MEOC will establish the Maryland Economic Opportunity Corps and pair paid interns with businesses to apply their academic lessons in support of real world business owners. The MEOC will also allow for engagement, mentorship, and networking opportunities between program participants. MEOC will fully wield the research strength of UMD to support underserved business owners and measure MEOC operations outcomes. Funding would allow the MEOC to hire staff for the Center, including full-time Navigators who would support underserved business owners through case management practices, identifying best available resources and potential collaborations with other MEOC supported businesses. |
College Park, MD |
MD |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Homeland Security |
City of Rockville |
I support $408,750 in Congressionally Directed Spending to provide the Federal Cost Share for the City of Rockville’s 6 Taft Court Emergency Power Generation project. The City of Rockville purchased and is renovating a building that will house the first dedicated Emergency Operations Center (EOC) in the history of the City and other critical city functions. In addition to the EOC, the new facility will be the home of critical city lifeline services to include the Department of Public Works and the City’s water utility and regional wastewater authority. Both components are critical community lifeline services. The new facility will allow for coordinated activities across city department in the event of critical incidents and disasters as well as serve as Continuity of Operations (COOP) relocation site for critical lifeline services and Continuity of Government (COG) functions housed in other city facilities. To ensure that critical lifeline services necessary for the health, safety, and welfare of Rockville residents is uninterrupted, this project proposes to install a 600kw Generator on-site at the facility. This project has received a written letter of support from the Maryland Emergency Management Administration (MEMA), Maryland’s State Administrative Agency (SAA) for the FEMA non-Disaster grant programs, that the project is eligible and meets the criteria established in the FY2020 Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities (BRIC) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO). The project aligns with the Montgomery County Hazard Mitigation Plan, adopted by the City of Rockville, which calls for making improvements and updates to the Rockville maintenance and Emergency Operations facilities. |
Rockville, MD |
MD |
$409,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Park Service |
I request $2,000,000 for the National Park Service to conduct conservation, resiliency, and park planning and development of an important property with significant historical connections to African American heritage and access to the Chesapeake Bay in Annapolis, Maryland through the NPS Chesapeake Bay Gateways Grants Assistance Program. The project would conserve the last remnant of historic Elktonia/Carr’s Beach, the last of private bayside beaches in use when anti-Black racism denied African Americans access to segregated beaches and facilities. In 1902, Frederick Carr, a formerly enslaved person, and his wife Mary Wells Carr purchased 180 acres of waterfront farmland on the Annapolis Neck, and in 1926 they founded Carr’s Beach as a beach retreat for Black families. In the era of Jim Crow laws, Carr’s Beach was prominent as a performance venue for Black artists and audiences. This Chesapeake Gateways Community Project will support and follow State and partner funded land acquisition of the site and will contribute to operating, managing, and preserving a natural, recreational, historical, and cultural resource within the Chesapeake Bay watershed under the Chesapeake Bay Initiative Act of 1998. |
Annapolis, MD |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Anne Arundel County |
I request $3,413,500 for the design and construction for stormwater management infrastructure improvements in Patapsco Tidal streams, nearby outfalls and ponds necessary to comply with Federal and State clean water requirements. The project includes the assessment of 15 outfalls, 8 best management practices (BMPs), and 12,000 linear feet of Rock Creek and restorations of 6,630 linear feet of stream, 3 outfalls, and up to 8 possible BMP retrofits. Anne Arundel County assigned this project its highest Priority Rating: Red. The Patapsco Tidal watershed is located in northern Anne Arundel County, near the confluence of the Patapsco River and the Chesapeake Bay. The Patapsco Tidal watershed has reaches determined to be impaired under CWA section 303(d). |
Anne Arundel County |
MD |
$3,413,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The City of Cambridge |
I request $504,000 to replace the City of Cambridge’s highest priority sewer lines in a lower-income neighborhood (400 block of Willis Street) at 630 linear foot at $800 per linear foot. This phase is part of the rehabilitation of sewer lines installed in 1912 or earlier along seven streets in Cambridge, MD, which the State of Maryland has determined to be a disadvantaged community under SDWA section 1452(d)(3). Work would consist of replacing the sewer main and house service laterals to the road right-of-way line and restoration of the street surface upon completion of sewer work. |
Cambridge, MD |
MD |
$504,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Wildlife Refuge System |
I request $5,000,000 for the Fish and Wildlife Service to initiate habitat restoration projects identified as needs at the Chesapeake Marshlands National Wildlife Refuge Complex (Blackwater, Eastern Neck and Martin National Wildlife Refuges). FWS is currently designing a project to restore between 800-1000 acres of marsh, which is one-fifth of what has been lost since the 1930’s, using thin layer placement, living shorelines, invasive species control, and other management strategies to enhance climate change resiliency and protect communities. |
Dorchester County |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Park Service |
I request $1 million in Congressionally Directed Spending for the National Park Service to acquire a new site for the Historic Preservation Training Center (HPTC). The HPTC is a 44-year old program of the National Park Service, which supports the operations of the Service through execution of preservation projects, training of historic tradespeople, and workforce development initiatives. The program is a critical component of the National Park Service’s ability to meet the standards and requirements set forth in the National Historic Preservation Act. I also request the inclusion of the following bill language to provide acquisition authority: |
Frederick, MD |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Board of Garrett County Commissioners |
I request $704,000 to replace an aging ductile iron water main line with new, corrosion-resistant PVC material in Gorman, Maryland, a census-designated place located in Garrett County. The State of Maryland has determined all communities in Garrett County to be disadvantaged under SDWA section 1452(d)(3). The Gorman water system was installed in the 1970’s and is deteriorating at an alarming rate. This system serves approximately 147 low-to-moderate income households that would be cost-burdened by an increase in taxes or fees to pay for the replacement of the line. |
Gorman, MD |
MD |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mary Harvin Transformation Center CDC |
I request $5 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the Mary Harvin Community Development Corporation’s Southern Streams Health and Wellness Center project. Once fully constructed, this 120,000 square foot facility will dedicate nearly 47,000 square feet to providing community-based health care in a medically underserved community where nearly half of residents qualify as low-income. Recognizing the community needs of residents, this facility will allow residents to treat a myriad of health disparities including kidney disease, blood disease, strokes, diabetes, and kidney care. Dedicated spaces for mental health services, dental services, adult daycare/nursing facilities, and emergency health care services will be established with federal funding. On other floors that are funded through non-federal dollars, the facility will serve other community resident needs, including library services and job training and financial literacy programs. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Park West Health Systems, Inc. |
I request $2 million in Congressionally Directed Spending for the Park West Health System Capital Expansion Project to better serve the residents of West Baltimore. This will allow for the expansion of their existing Federally Qualified Health Center facility, a fraternity social house from the 1950s that does not meet modern standards for patient care. If funded, the expansion will allow this health system serving a medically underserved community to see 30 percent more patients annually and the behavioral health unit to include Youth Services (youth advocacy, school-based therapy, youth intervention); Family and Group Therapies; Violence Prevention; Addictive Behaviors; Psychotherapy and Mental Health (trauma, interpersonal skills and creative expression therapy). The project will consist of more than 25,000 square feet of expansion and renovations, including addressing existing asbestos remediation issues and increasing Americans with Disabilities Act compliance. The facility serves the needs of residents of the Park Heights communities regardless of their ability to pay, no one in need of medical services is turned away from seeking care. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coppin State University |
I request $1.55 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to allow Coppin State University to meet their objective of expanding online program offerings. Federal funding will allow Coppin State to redesign its 62 general education requirement courses to meet Quality Assurance standards and ensure that students receive a quality education experience regardless of their experience in the classroom or through online programming. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kennedy Krieger Institute |
I request $1.25 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the Integrated Learning Center demonstration at Kennedy Krieger Institute. The proposed demonstration site aligns with current, high-priority efforts in Maryland to strengthen results by advancing equity and inclusion for young children and their families, including through initiatives supported by the Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) Division of Early Childhood, Division of Early Intervention and Special Education Services, and Maryland Department of Health Maternal and Child Health Bureau. Kennedy Krieger will establish evidence-based early childhood education demonstration sites that improve social/emotional, functional, and behavioral outcomes for children, with a focus on: 1) increasing access with defined outcomes; 2) advancing equity with meaningful participation; and 3) promoting progress with acceleration to close the learning gaps for young children with special needs. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Living Classrooms Foundation |
I request $750,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to establish a Crisis Management System at the Living Classrooms Foundation (LCF) to work in tandem with their existing Workforce Development System and strengthen their State Streets initiative. Safe Streets violence prevention efforts in McElderry Park (since 2008) and Belair-Edison (since 2018) have been effective at mediating conflicts which may lead to violence via the Cure Violence model (formerly Ceasefire developed in Chicago). This project will strengthen and expand upon the existing Safe Streets initiative by streamlining and increasing access to work through a rapidly expanding network of essential skills training, job training, and job placement opportunities offered by both LCF and their partners. As part of this new system, LCF will assemble a team of Case Managers and community members who will be trained to mediate disputes and dedicated to helping individuals navigate alternatives to gun violence. The team will identify individuals and families who are at risk of being involved or have been affected by violence and connect them with immediate job training opportunities and other wrap-around supports in real time. Through continued partnerships and Resource Asset Mapping, they will build a comprehensive network of resources that draw upon evidence-based best practices and address underlying issues to reduce violence long-term. This nonprofit partnership will build the capacity of Baltimoreans to help address rising levels of gun violence in Baltimore. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mayor’s Office of Employment Development |
I request $500,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to expand the Baltimore Mayor’s Office of Economic Development’s Grads to Careers Demonstration Project. Six years after graduation from Baltimore City Public Schools, City School graduates who did not attend college or job training programs have an average yearly earnings of $15,000. The Mayor’s Office of Economic Development has recently created the Grads to Careers program that aims to identify potential future disconnected youth and while in high school, identify individuals who will be eligible for career training programs and provide them with a pathway to enroll in these programs after graduation of high school. Under the first two years of the program, program participants have an average annualized salary of $28,000 to $29,000 just six months after graduation. Additional federal funding will allow the WIOA eligible program to serve 50 additional disconnected youth. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Federation of the Blind |
I request $150,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending for the National Federation of the Blind (NFIB) to establish a Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) to give blind people the tools, techniques, and skills to succeed in their professional careers of choice. Federal funding would allow NFIB to develop programming to include: Each One Teach One, Train the Trainer, and the Virtual Career Club. To encourage employers in their efforts to diversify their workforces to include blind workers, the Center will operate an Employer Leadership Network. The initial phase of the project will include the hiring of additional staff members, purchasing equipment and supplies to operate the program virtual programming, and paying for travel related to providing support for NFIB affiliates with other vocational rehabilitation agencies across the country. The program is intended to become self-sustaining through the purchase of the CEO program by national affiliates once the program is fully operational. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gaudenzia, Inc. |
I request $83,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the renovations of the Gaudenzia Park Heights kitchens to better serve more than 175 daily residents of Gaudenzia’s drug and alcohol rehabilitation services in Baltimore City. The proposed kitchen improvements will allow the kitchen to be used as a training space for clients seeking their ServSafe certification and potentially for meal preparation classes to increase life transition training for our clients. The update will increase its usability to optimize use in providing nutritious meals for our clients and their families post discharge. This is intended to increase client resilience, thereby improving their ability to function, clean and sober, post program completion. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$83,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sheppard Pratt |
I request $1.2 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the Sheppard Pratt Institute for Advanced Diagnostics and Therapeutics. For individuals living with opioid addiction and substance use disorders, the COVID-19 pandemic has made it harder to access treatment and recovery services. The pandemic may have also exacerbated existing disparities in the mental health care system in the U.S., including for individuals in marginalized communities. Esketamine, a recently FDA-approved anesthetic used to treat depression, requires tailored and logistically challenging clinical administration settings. To help address this need, Sheppard Pratt proposes setting up the necessary infrastructure for an Esketamine dosing clinic for inpatients and outpatients while also providing case studies and lectures on the subject to improve clinician education on the subject. The funding request for this project will cover the personnel needed to staff the clinic and call center, time for the project director and guest lecturers, and indirect costs. This project would enable Sheppard Pratt to continue leading efforts to better treat and provide access to comprehensive mental health services, including for at-risk communities. |
Baltimore, MD |
MD |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ashley Addiction Treatment Center |
I request $1.15 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the Cecil County Mental Health Initiative under Ashley Addiction Treatment. According to the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Cecil County is a geographic mental health professional shortage area. Given this staffing need, the Cecil County Mental Health Initiative will be instrumental in increasing access to mental health services for patients in need. The pandemic may have increased the need for mental health services, particularly for the uninsured or underinsured individual who may otherwise not have access to treatment. Funding for this project would allow Ashley Addiction Center to fill mental health staffing shortages in Cecil County to provide additional mental health services to this community, including for individuals involved in the justice system. Allocated funds would support salaries of full time employees and associated infrastructure support costs. This project would serve as a community asset by enabling Cecil Community to better address access to mental health services. |
Cecil County |
MD |
$1,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Choptank Community Health System, Inc. |
I request $800,000 to support the construction of a new Federalsburg Health Center to better serve the medically underserved residents of Caroline County, Maryland. The proposed building will provide examination rooms for family medicine, behavioral health, medication assisted treatment, women’s health, and dentistry. As well as a waiting area, patient services, provider offices, a special purpose training room, restrooms, healthcare support function areas, communications, and mechanical spaces. The facility will also host training and classroom space for Choptank Community Health System’s Rural Residency Program and Teaching Health Center Development. The resulting facility will result in a larger and better organized facility, well-suited to deliver services to the community of Federalsburg and surrounding areas. $800,000 in federal funding will allow Choptank Community Health System to complete the site work for the project including tree removal, grading, earthwork, exterior improvements, seeding of disturbed areas and connection to underground utilities. |
Federalsburg, MD |
MD |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Frederick County Office of the County Executive |
I request $846,303 in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the Frederick County Crisis Stabilization Center. The funding would be used to fund the County Crisis Stabilization Center, which will be a 24/7 program that is responsive to local needs, grounded in a public health framework, and integrated into the behavioral health crisis care system in Frederick County. It will divert people who are in crisis and/or under the influence of a substance away from emergency departments and provide stronger links to community-based behavioral health care for individuals who have not been engaged well by the behavioral health system. It will create another non-traditional access point for individuals who are experiencing a behavioral health crisis and may include those with behavioral health disorders who engage in high-risk substance use and related behaviors and who are at risk of overdose or other harmful behaviors. The initiative would significantly improve access to quality treatment to Frederick County and regional residents suffering from opioid and other substance addictions. |
Frederick, MD |
MD |
$846,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Office of the Prince George's County Executive |
I request $1 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to allow the Prince George’s County Health Department (PGCHD) to consolidate electronic medical and behavioral health records into one electronic health record system in order to improve patient care. PGCHD currently houses medical (somatic) and behavioral health records on two separate electronic health record systems. Care coordination services offered by PGCHD would be more comprehensive if the records were integrated into one patient record. However, patients need to have the option to consent to sharing their information this way, pursuant to 42 CFR. PGCHD will adapt the SAMSHA-funded Consent2Share module to allow patients to opt into mental and somatic health record integration for their care coordination services with the Department. Federal funding will leverage an existing tool to implement Consent2Share on a large scale for all PGCHD patients and lead to greater patient outcomes. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland Eastern Shore |
I request $350,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the establishment of an Interdisciplinary Research Center at the University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) that will serve as the academic hub for the University. The Center would support the research and learning environment for the Historically Black College and University (HBCU) faculty and graduate students in an effort to increase the graduation rates of graduate students and lead to increased research productivity and maintenance of the Carnegie Classification (High Research Activity). It is proposed that graduate rates will increase by providing support in the areas of writing, research development, financial resources and research infrastructure and will provide resources that will support researchers and increase grant and contract development and proposal submission. Personnel of the Center will provide administrative, research support, and professional development to faculty and students through workshops, training, and experiential learning. These proposed activities will increase the number of faculty and students who are conducting peer-reviewed research and assist in the research infrastructure needs. |
Princess Anne, Maryland |
MD |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, Baltimore County |
I request $470,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to support necessary equipment purchase for the UMBC Shady Grove Biomanufacturing Center. The requested funds will be used to create biomanufacturing-related laboratory projects and class demonstrations in UMBC’s facilities at The Universities at Shady Grove (USG). These lab modules would then be integrated into the undergraduate and graduate biotechnology degree programs, which are focused on workforce development, used to initiate industry-relevant student internship projects, and leveraged to create a short-term training for workers displaced because of the COVID-19-related economic downturn. These funds would also allow UMBC to purchase additional biomanufacturing-related laboratory equipment, enabling us to educate more students and trainees and to procure systems that teach bioprocess development to enhance students’ understanding of biomanufacturing. Federal funds would allow the University to order to reach additional students and trainees through the purchase equipment such as bioreactors, preparative chromatography columns, an Ambr modular system, and other supplemental materials at $400,000, as well as funding personnel costs related to equipment setup, module development and faculty training at $70,000. |
Rockville, MD |
MD |
$470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wicomico County Board of Education |
I request $275,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the Middle School Signature Program Expansion program at Wicomico County Public Schools. Funding would support the research and planning of additional signature programs for middle school students in Wicomico County Public Schools. Currently one program at Salisbury Middle School is designed for students with interest in the various STEM fields. With this funding, additional signature programs would be planned for our other middle schools to include different focus areas to engage students with other areas of interest. |
Salisbury, Maryland |
MD |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Melwood Horticultural Training Center (Melwood) |
I request $1.6 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to expand Melwood’s abilIT Federal Workforce Pilot Program to provide an additional 20 program participants with the job training and workforce experience necessary to gain employment with a federal cybersecurity agency. Federal funding will allow Melwood to scale up a federal neurodiversity workforce pilot program, leveraging Melwood’s past performance in disability employment and the expertise of our advisory partners. This project will fill an unmet technical need in the federal workforce, provide job opportunities for people with disabilities who are at greater risk of under- or unemployment, and enable independent living for people with disabilities, thereby reducing reliance on government services as they transition into full employment. Funds will be used to support an additional 20 six-month externships for neurodivergent adults, especially those with autism, at up to four federal agencies with the ultimate goal of transiting the externs to full federal employment. The proposed budget will provide funding for staff to train program participants prior to extern placement, stipends for externs, cybersecurity training curriculum, and overhead office costs to administer the program. |
Upper Marlboro, MD |
MD |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Anne Arundel County Department of Transportation |
I request $1 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the study of the extension of Gwynn Falls Trail in Anne Arundel County. Extending this trial would help the Brooklyn Park community, currently poorly served by bicycle infrastructure for connectivity to jobs and services. MedStar Harbor Hospital was recently awarded a grant to provide 30% of design costs to connect the BWI Trail in Anne Arundel County to the Gwynn Falls Trail in Baltimore City. The study will explore opportunities to extend the Gwynn Falls Trail to the south and create a connection to the BWI Trail spur at the North Linthicum Light Rail Station, while winding through the neighborhoods of Brooklyn and Brooklyn Park |
Anne Arundel County |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Transit Administration |
I request $20 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the Baltimore Penn Station Facilities and Multi-Modal Access Project. This project proposes a suite of station facilities enhancements, including multi-modal infrastructure investments to facilitate walking, bicycling, transit, and shared ride access to and from one of the main gateways to Baltimore and the eight busiest passenger rail station in our national system. Improved connection to the station from the surrounding communities will also improve economic development opportunities for Baltimore City, allowing City residents and neighborhoods improved access to numerous jobs along the MARC Penn Line and the Northeast Corridor and to tourists and visitors that come to Baltimore by train. This project will complement the planned redevelopment of Penn Station and its environs. |
Baltimore, MD |
MD |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
I request $4 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support a new air traffic control tower for BWI Airport. The current tower does not meet current building code standards and cannot fully reap the benefits of Next Generation air traffic control technology, including safety, environmental, and efficiency benefits. In addition, the existing tower constrains the airport’s ability to add new domestic and international gates due to sight line limitations from the existing tower to operational areas in planned future expansions. With the forecasted recovery from COVID-19 impacts and continued growth in international and low-cost carrier activity at BWI, additional gate capacity will be needed in the next several years. This funding will help the project’s preliminary design and environmental review process. |
Baltimore, MD |
MD |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Office of the Baltimore County Executive |
I request $3 million in funding to allow the 22 acre Sparrows Point Park project to be completed in a single phase. The site is located at the historic Bethlehem Steel Mill, the former largest steel mill in the world. This project would provide a 16,000 square foot community center with double court gym, two community-accessible activity rooms and concessions areas, a full-size synthetic turf field, a 10,000 square foot playground, scenic walking path along the Chesapeake Bay, Americans with Disabilities Act accessible fishing pier any kayak launch. Sparrows Point Park will soon be shovel ready after the phase two environmental study was recently completed. Additional state and local funding for the project has been secured to begin work on the project over multiple years. |
Baltimore, MD |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Beloved Community Services Corporation |
I request $1 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to assist in the renovation of Baltimore Public School Building 103, the former elementary school of Baltimorean and former Supreme Court Associate Justice Thurgood Marshall. The redevelopment of this site will allow the community to pay proper homage to Justice Marshall, as well as other local leaders in the advancement of Civil Rights, including a replication of late Congressman Elijah E. Cummings’ campaign office. An ongoing Justice Thurgood Marshall Speaker Series is intended to provide funding for scholarships for local residents to attend Historically Black Colleges and Universities. An on-site, University of Maryland affiliated center for education, justice, and ethics will allow residents and tourists to the site to learn more about the legacy of Justice Marshall. Through a Congressionally funded National Park Service Public Resource Study, the National Park Service continues to evaluate the potential designation of the site as a new National Park unit. |
Baltimore, MD |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bethel Empowerment and Wellness Center |
I request $251,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to finish renovation of the Bethel Empowerment and Wellness Center (BEWC). BWEC serve as a community resource hub that connects low-income residents of Baltimore to resources and service providers to improve the quality of life and well-being of West Baltimore's impoverished Upton community. The vision for the Center is providing quality resources and hosting vetted vital health, education, daycare, financial, nutrition, employment training, community development, cultural, and other services and small businesses to initiate long-term community change. Our board came together eight years ago to rejuvenate a vacant building owned by the Bethel Outreach Center (a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization) that had fallen into disrepair. Funding this Center will allow the community to have a revitalized focal point, showing that out of despair can come something good, particularly in light of many years of neighborhood disinvestment and higher than average levels of poverty where nearly 40 percent of households are living in poverty. The project is intended to be self-sustaining with rental income from tenants. |
Baltimore, MD |
MD |
$251,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clergy United for the Transformation of Sandtown |
I request $250,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the Sandtown Center project. The federal funding will allow fully fund Phase One of predevelopment construction and a complete renovation of the building that will serve as a community center. Currently, the site is a vacant, underutilized building strategically located in the center of the Sandtown community. Vacant and abandoned properties are a public eyesore and shelter criminal activity. With the award of funding for pre-design, the Clergy United for the Transformation of Sandtown Community Development Corporation can make transform the Center into a place of pride for the low-income residents of Sandtown. Proposed services at the Center would include business incubation for Sandtown small businesses, a meeting place for civic and nonprofit organizations and stakeholders, as well as retail, health, and business opportunities for residents. |
Baltimore, MD |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bladensburg |
I request $1 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the Town of Bladensburg’s construction of a new Trade School facility that would facilitate education, training, and career opportunities for local students and workers. In partnership with a long-time Bladensburg business, federal funding would be used to tear down an aging structure and allow space to build a new energy efficient trade school. This meets a direct community need for low-income residents and would allow the Town and Prince George’s County to provide apprenticeship opportunities to earn skills while enrolled in high school and obtain gainful employment in the skilled trades immediately after graduating that directly meet the needs of local employers. |
Bladensburg, MD |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Brentwood |
I request $80,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to fund the federal match for façade improvements within the Town of Brentwood’s Gateway Arts District. The purpose of the facade improvements would be to improve the streetscape along and adjacent to major roads and increase the walkability of the neighborhoods within the Gateway Arts District. Additionally, the improvements would serve to increase the viability of local businesses, thereby stimulating the local economy, reduce blight, facilitate investment, and increase access to local businesses to those with disabilities. Federal funding would cover rehabilitation and repair improvements such as window or door replacement, painting or other like finishes, exterior lighting, signage, and awnings, exterior shutters and gutters, masonry, etc. that are approved under the approved Gateway Arts District Approved Sector Plan. |
Brentwood, MD |
MD |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cross Street Partners |
I request $1.4 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support The 411 Kitchen project. The 411 Kitchen is part of a broader redevelopment of the former Phillips Packing Company, Factory F (Packing House) in Cambridge, Maryland, and intended to support and grow economic opportunity in agriculture, aquaculture, environmental technologies, and tourism. Federal funds will cover gap financing to finish the physical build out of the project and purchase equipment necessary for a fully functioning commercial kitchen. The 411 Kitchen is a shared-use commercial kitchen designed to empower, elevate and establish a thriving food entrepreneur community in Cambridge and the greater Mid-shore Region. The project will increase access to consistent and healthy food resources for the underserved communities in the region through this project. In addition to educating the region on the benefits of healthy eating, the 411 Kitchen is essential in supporting Maryland's resource-based industries. The kitchen will not only preserve Cambridge's unique agricultural heritage but will launch a new entrepreneurial engine that will bring vibrancy to be agricultural and food-related markets. As part of the broader Packing House redevelopment, the kitchen helps attract private investment, creates economic and employment opportunities, provides job training, reduces vacant space, and grows the local tax base. |
Cambridge, MD |
MD |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Charles County Maryland |
I request $5 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the design, engineering, and National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) process, and secure a Record of Decision for the development of a 19-mile fixed-route, highcapacity transit service from the Branch Avenue Metrorail Station in Camp Springs to Waldorf/White Plains. The SMRT transit corridor benefits the resident population of approximately 439,000 with an estimated ridership of 28,000 people in Prince George’s and Charles Counties. This high-capacity transit service will alleviate one of the worst documented commutes in the Country, ignite job growth in Regional Activity Centers, help to correct the jobs imbalance between the western and eastern side of the D.C. metropolitan area, and invigorate the economy of Maryland. As the only region west of the Chesapeake Bay without high-capacity transit, this project is critical in bringing much needed relief to an area that is primarily limited to two constrained highway corridors. Completion of this project will ultimately bring economic and racial equity to this majority-minority region through job creation and job access. The increased employment and property values resulting from rapid transit are projected to expand the tax base by $5 Billion to $6 Billion, which in itself would cover the construction cost of the project. |
Charles County |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Journey Through Hallowed Ground |
I request $1 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the Journey through Hallowed Ground (JTHG) in conducting a feasibility study for a trail connecting the City of Frederick to the C&O Canal. Such a trail will provide a tremendous asset for tourism and recreation, linking and highlighting key historic and cultural resources of our region. JTHG has been active in identifying opportunities for trail development and expansion, and is well-equipped to explore in further detail a trail linking Frederick’s downtown with the C&O Canal Historical Park and Trail. |
Frederick, MD |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hyattsville |
I request $400,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to fund the completion of the David C. Driscoll Community Park Master Plan. The City of Hyattsville has utilized local dollars to create a comprehensive concept design based off of community input for the redesign of the aging Magruder Park. Federal funding to complete the master plan for the park will provide the City with a template for providing increased recreational services, advanced stormwater compliance and protection of the existing tree canopy in a park space of more than 30 acres. The David C. Driscoll Community Park, once constructed, will include new opportunities for accessible programming at the new community center, and throughout the park places to enjoy nature, places to enjoy sports, places to play and safe places to walk or sit quietly. |
Hyattsville, MD |
MD |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Anne Arundel County |
I request $1 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the early phases of transit oriented development at the Odenton MARC station. To facilitate mixed-use development in the vicinity of the station, all surface parking spaces fronting the train platform would be replaced in a 1,100 space parking structure. 412 temporary use parking spaces will provide continuous use during the construction period at four sites near the MARC train platform. The next phase of the project will consist of developing 317 private residential units and 65,700 square feet of commercial retail space. |
Odenton, MD |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
1000 Friends of Pikesville |
I request $2.4 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to fund the first two phases of the renovation of the former Pikesville, Maryland Armory. This 14 acre campus is located in a diverse community that lacks any parks, public open space, or community gathering and arts venues. After an 18 month community visioning process undertaken by the Governor’s appointed Commission on the Future of the Pikesville Armory, the community has agreed to a project that, once completed, will provide significant opportunities for recreation, cultural arts, youth development, and senior activities. The $2.4 million will allow the Pikesville Armory Foundation to complete the design work for the first two phases of the renovation. State, County, and nonprofit funding has also been secured for this widely supported project. |
Pikesville, MD |
MD |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Somerset County Department of Recreation & Parks |
I request $3 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the completion of a walking and bicycling trail linking Westover and Crisfield in Somerset County, MD. To date, 4.7 miles of this travel have been completed along state-owned right of way along an abandoned rail bed. Approximately eight miles are left to complete. |
Somerset County |
MD |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cardin |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Queen Anne's Board of County Commissioners |
I request $3.5 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to support the construction of a pedestrian and bicycle bridge over U.S. Route 50 in Stevensville, MD. Kent Island is situated in the Chesapeake Bay, and the entire is bisected by US 50/301. This highway creates significant challenges in connecting the transportation network to the north and south. Currently there are no pedestrian and bicycle facilities to provide non-automobile access. The overpass project will construct a new pedestrian bridge to connect an existing pedestrian and bicycle trail network north of US 50/301 with the existing trail network south of US 50/301. The overpass will allow pedestrians to cross US50/301 without conflict with vehicular traffic and provide safer pedestrian access to employment, services, schools, parks and retail developments on Kent Island. |
Stevensville, MD |
MD |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Delaware State University |
The purpose of this project is to establish a research containment greenhouse at Delaware State University to support academic research in biotechnology and community demonstration and programming in agricultural best practices. |
Kent County |
DE |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Calliope Project Inc. |
The purpose of this project is to renovate and expand the balcony seating of the historic Milton Theatre in downtown Milton, Delaware. |
Milton |
DE |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Seashore Preservation Foundation |
The purpose of this project is to provide funding for capital improvements to complete the final restoration phase of Fire Control Tower No. 3 at Delaware Seashore State Park and open it to the public. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware/Delaware State University |
The purpose of this project is to support the creation of a partnership between the University of Delaware and Delaware State University to develop and test marine and offshore wind applications for various autonomous systems. |
Dover and Lewes |
DE |
$1,290,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Castle County Division of Police |
The purpose of this project is to support the New Castle County Police Department's expansion of its Hero Help outreach efforts and the addition of a new team to its Mental Health Unit. |
New Castle |
DE |
$749,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Criminal Justice Council |
The purpose of this project is to expand Delaware’s Group Violence Intervention (GVI) program with the addition of hospital-based and community-based violence intervention programs. |
New Castle, Kent, & Sussex Counties |
DE |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Department of Justice |
The purpose of this project is to provide funding to support Delaware's Statewide Body Worn Camera Program for law enforcement officers. |
New Castle, Kent, & Sussex Counties |
DE |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to support the design-build and engineering work necessary for the construction of a current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) Biopharmaceutical facility on the University of Delaware's STAR campus in Newark, Delaware. |
Newark |
DE |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware/Delaware State University |
The purpose of this project is to support the establishment of the Delaware Space Observation Center as a joint effort by the University of Delaware and Delaware State University. |
Newark and Dover |
DE |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Dover |
The purpose of this project is to construct an electric substation that will increase the City's overall power supply, and specifically provide electricity to the 126-acre Garrison Oak Business and Technology Park located in Dover, Delaware. |
Dover |
DE |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
Delaware DNREC |
The purpose of this project is to provide financial incentives and access to solar power for low to moderate income households throughout Delaware. |
Dover |
DE |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The purpose of this project is to provide funding to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to complete periodic beach renourishment to protect Fenwick Island from coastal storm damage and chronic beach erosion. |
Fenwick Island |
DE |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
The University of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to support research at the University of Delaware to improve the durability of hydrogen fuel cells and make the technology commercially viable. |
Newark |
DE |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The purpose of this project is to provide funding to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to complete periodic beach renourishment of Rehoboth and Dewey Beaches to protect from coastal storm damage and chronic erosion. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$7,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The purpose of this project is to rehabilitate the Indian River Inlet Sand Bypass crane, and replace its diesel pump motors with high-capacity electric pump motors. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
West End Neighborhood House |
The purpose of this project is to support the expansion of West End Neighborhood’s small business support program “Building Better Business Districts.” |
New Castle and Sussex Counties |
DE |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
Delaware Technology Park |
The purpose of this project is to support the launch of a financial health research initiative to study and address the financial and banking needs for low-income and underserved individuals and communities, including communities of color, women-owned small businesses, individuals with disabilities, and unbanked households. |
Newark |
DE |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to support the establishment of a Center for Fintech Leadership as part of the University of Delaware’s partnership with Delaware Technology Park. |
Newark |
DE |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Challenge Program |
The purpose of this project is to help finance the construction of a shovel-ready facility that will enable The Challenge Program to expand its furniture-making workforce development initiative for at-risk young adults. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kent County Levy Court |
The purpose of this project is to support the renovation of the historic Goggin Manor House in Camden, Delaware, and highlight the property’s connection to the Underground Railroad. |
Camden |
DE |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dover |
The purpose of this project is to support the first phase of the City of Dover’s Water Quality and Expansion Initiative to improve the quality of the city’s potable water and increase the capacity of its water mains and subsequent fire suppression capabilities. |
Dover |
DE |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Millsboro |
The purpose of this project is to support the Town of Millsboro’s efforts to replace and improve the town’s water mains to comply with the updated federal and state requirements for drinking water. |
Millsboro |
DE |
$606,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Center for PFAS Solutions at STRIDE |
The purpose of this project is to support the investigation and mitigation of potential per- and polyfluoroalkyl substance (PFAS) contamination in surface and groundwater throughout Delaware. |
New Castle, Kent, & Sussex Counties |
DE |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Seaford |
The purpose of this project is to relocate and upgrade a main line sewer in Seaford, Delaware. |
Seaford |
DE |
$1,210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wilmington |
The purpose of this project is to support the expansion of the City of Wilmington’s sewer infrastructure to the southern area of the city below the Christina River. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delaware State University |
The purpose of this project is to develop and implement a curriculum to improve financial literacy of current and prospective Delaware State University students in areas that include personal finance, debt management, responsible access to credit, and wealth building. |
Dover |
DE |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International |
The purpose of this project is to allow Best Buddies to expand to an additional 14 schools in Delaware and reach an additional 1,050 students with inclusive programming that supports students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Kent and Sussex Counties |
DE |
$215,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is for University of Delaware to develop an offshore wind technician training center in Lewes, Delaware. The Offshore Wind Training Center would train workers, including technicians who install and later maintain turbines in the ocean, as well as suppliers, port workers, and sea survival and rescue personnel. |
Lewes |
DE |
$1,060,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Family Services of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to establish a workforce development program to address Delaware’s growing mental health crisis, rising demand for counseling, and lack of licensed mental health practitioners by creating paid fellowship positions for Master’s degree prepared and license-eligible counselors. |
Statewide |
DE |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to expand a variety of Boys & Girls Club programs focused on financial literacy, computer education, drug and alcohol prevention, and the arts to over 2,000 elementary students. |
Statewide |
DE |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to support the Teacher Pipeline Project in order to build a diverse teaching workforce by increasing opportunities for Delaware high school students of color to matriculate into early childhood or elementary education programs at the University of Delaware. |
Statewide |
DE |
$136,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Easterseals Delaware & Maryland's Eastern Shore |
The purpose of this project is to support the creation of a Brain Injury Services Navigation Program to help connect survivors of traumatic brain injuries and their caregivers with appropriate rehabilitative medical services and treatment for successful community living. |
Statewide |
DE |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Beebe Medical Foundation |
The purpose of this project is to purchase a mobile health clinic focused on serving hard-to-reach patient populations that are struggling with addiction. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
TidalHealth Nanticoke |
The purpose of this project is to outfit a mobile health clinic to address disparities and poor health outcomes in disadvantaged communities within Western Sussex County, Delaware. The mobile clinic will also serve three school-based wellness centers in collaboration with the school systems and utilize data analytics to direct services to communities with the greatest need. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$341,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gaudenzia Foundation |
The purpose of this project is to enhance capacity and upgrade security to improve the safety of clients at Gaudenzia Fresh Start, which provides a continuum of care and programming for individuals being treated for substance use disorder. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$337,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Air National Guard |
The purpose of this project is to replace the Delaware Air National Guard Fuel Cell and Corrosion Control hangar at the New Castle County Airport. |
New Castle |
DE |
$17,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Hockessin Colored School 107, Inc. |
The purpose of this project is to support renovations that will transform the Hockessin Colored School (HCS) into a “Center for Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Equity.” |
Hockessin |
DE |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nanticoke Indian Association |
The purpose of this project is to support the upgrade and expansion of the Nanticoke Indian Association’s community center in Millsboro, Delaware. |
Millsboro |
DE |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Department of Transportation |
The purpose of this project is to support the construction a pedestrian and bicycle trail that runs alongside Munchy Branch Road from Seaside Boulevard to Field Lane/Shady Ridge Drive in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. |
Rehoboth Beach |
DE |
$1,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of Sussex County |
The purpose of this project is to support the construction of affordable homes in Sussex County by the Habitat for Humanity of Sussex County. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
REACH Riverside |
The purpose of this project is to support the construction of a new community center as part of the redevelopment of the Riverside neighborhood in Wilmington. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Todmorden Foundation |
The purpose of this project is to support the construction of new affordable housing units for senior citizens in Wilmington, Delaware. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of New Castle County |
The purpose of this project is to support the construction of affordable homes in the City of Wilmington by the Habitat for Humanity of New Castle County. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Salvation Army Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to improve the safety of clients living in the Salvation Army’s anti-human trafficking shelter “Restoration Now.” |
Wilmington |
DE |
$485,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Carper |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CHEER, Inc. |
The purpose of this project is to support the first phase of construction for moderate-income senior living apartments in Georgetown, Delaware. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Chesapeake Bay Foundation |
The Halfmoon Creek Watershed is located in Centre and Huntingdon Counties of Pennsylvania. The Chesapeake Bay Foundation is working with local partners to implement a Section 319 Watershed Management Plan for the Halfmoon Creek Watershed that will address the impairment of the stream and set forth a vision for a healthier creek, watershed and community. |
Centre and Huntingdon Counties |
PA |
$1,063,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Animal Care Sanctuary |
The Animal Care Sanctuary seeks $180,000 for driveway lighting and repaving to ensure safety for the thousands of residents, rescue animals and companion animals they serve each year. |
East Smithfield |
PA |
$138,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lancaster County Conservation District |
The Pequea Creek drains roughly 153.3 square miles, feeding 240.5 miles of streams, spanning the border of Lancaster and Chester counties in Southeastern Pennsylvania. Approximately 86% of the stream miles in the watershed have aquatic life impairments, and of those, over 70% are affected by four or more sources of impairment. The proposed initiatives in this plan address a variety of the stream’s impairments, with a specific focus on reducing sedimentation and nutrients from agricultural sources.
|
Lancaster and Chester counties |
PA |
$7,004,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Commission on Economic Opportunity |
The Weinberg Regional Food Bank is a 50,000 square foot food distribution center located in Jenkins Twp. The project includes a 15,000 square foot addition, including cooler and freezer space. Expansion is necessary to meet the need for food assistance in the region. |
Pittson |
PA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln University |
Food sustainability research and learning program |
Lincoln University |
PA |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
JEVS Human Services |
The Choice is Yours (TCY) is a 13-month innovative diversion program for first-time, nonviolent felony drug sellers. |
Montgomery County |
PA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Montgomery County Community College |
This project supports the installation of a Voyage Mark II Scale Solar System Exhibit at Montgomery County Community College. |
Montgomery County |
PA |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project directs the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to complete needed work on the Ohio River navigation system. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$140,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Saw Mill Run Interceptor Relining Project will fund to completion necessary repair defects and leaks to the Saw
Mill Run Interceptor to improve water quality and reduce combined sewer overflows. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
Philadelphia Energy Authority |
The Philadelphia Energy Authority (PEA) is an independent municipal authority focused on building a robust, clean energy economy. PEA will manage two pilots in 2021 and 2022 that will serve up to 50 homes each. At scale, Built to Last will serve 1,000 homes per year, reaching 10,000 homes by 2032. The request is for $2.1 million |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
$2,500,000 to conduct a study of the deficiencies of the Williamsport, Pennsylvania Levee |
Williamsport |
PA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Bedford County Chamber Foundation |
The Russell House Business Education Center Project includes the purchase and renovation of a registered historic landmark in the county seat of Historic Downtown Bedford and its re-purposing into a facility to serve the businesses, non-profit organizations, and students of the Bedford County region. |
Bedford |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Kutztown University |
This project will train small businesses in cybersecurity procedures. |
Berks County |
PA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Bethlehem |
The City will support the opening of a food co-operative grocery store with an emphasis on locally-sourced produce and products. |
Bethlehem |
PA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Carbondale Center for Small Business Technology |
This project provides needed upgrades to a local incubator for small businesses. |
Carbondale |
PA |
$235,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Penn State University |
The Penn State Innovation Hub, slated to open in October 2021 in downtown State College, will be home to Penn State’s flagship entrepreneurship center, the Happy Valley LaunchBox, and will feature a multi-use innovation, making, and learning facility for university innovators and community entrepreneurs. The new facility will serve as the cornerstone of the Penn State entrepreneurial ecosystem, developing and deploying programs and events systemwide.
|
Centre County |
PA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Cheyney University |
Cheyney University recently launched an initiative called the ThinkUbator that invites the thriving life sciences community to come to Cheyney's campus. Small businesses seeking a rural location with space to grow their company can set up shop and engage students of color in training and meaningful mentorship. |
Chester County |
PA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Downtown Hazleton Alliance for Progress |
This funding will support the fourth and final phase of renovation to a formerly blighted property, located in the Downtown Hazleton’s Main Street District, for the purpose of providing leasable low cost flex-office and micro-scale manufacturing space to home-grown entrepreneurs and business startups.
|
Hazelton |
PA |
$390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Enterprise Center Community Development Corp. |
This project supports start up culinary businesses in Philadelphia. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
VestedIn |
This project will create a promotional video campaign to support Philadelphia’s small businesses and neighborhoods. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh |
Avenues of Hope is an initiative to invest in small businesses and current residents in seven historically Black or under-invested neighborhoods within the City of Pittsburgh. |
Pittsburgh |
PA |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Downtown Shenandoah, Inc. |
This project creates a coworking space with support services for small businesses. |
Shenandoah |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Venango County |
This project rehabilitates a community building to host local small businesses.
|
Venango County |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Homeland Security |
Beaver County Emergency Services |
This project supports the capabilities of the Beaver County emergency operations center. |
Beaver County |
PA |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Homeland Security |
County of Delaware |
This project supports critical communications and emergency management capabilities in Delaware County. |
County of Delaware |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Homeland Security |
Cambria County |
This project supports the construction of six new radio towers, design, and the modification of existing towers. |
Ebensburg |
PA |
$2,535,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Homeland Security |
Upper Burrell Township |
This project protects a road in Westmoreland County from future landslides. |
Westmoreland County |
PA |
$184,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Cameron Authority |
This project replaces a main sewer line in Emporium Borough. |
Cameron County |
PA |
$376,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cambria County Conservation and Recreation Authori |
The Cambria County Conservation & Recreation Authority (CCCRA) has been leading the development of the Ghost Town Trail for 25 years and has requested $3 million to complete the Ghost Town Trail loop. |
Ebensburg |
PA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Southwestern Pennsylvania Water Authority |
This project will extend the Authority’s water distribution system to serve the Brave Water and Sewer Authority
(BWSA) system located in Wayne Township, Greene County. |
Greene County |
PA |
$2,213,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Please Touch Museum |
For the safety of visitors, this project supports historic preservation projects to maintain Memorial Hall in Philadelphia. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$3,546,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rivers of Steel Heritage Corporation |
This project supports the further stabilization and restoration of the Carrie Furnaces National Historic Landmark. |
Pittsburgh |
PA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cecil Township Municipal Authority |
This project supports the construction of sewage facilities for the Village of Lawrence to provide sanitary sewer conveyance and disposal for residents located in the Village of Lawrence, Cecil Township, Washington County. |
Washington County |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Muhlenberg College |
This project supports Muhlenberg College's Inside/Out Prison Exchange Program. |
Allentown |
PA |
$231,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Centre Volunteers In Medicine |
To support the cost of renovating a building to serve as the new, expanded clinic for Centre Volunteers in Medicine, a free primary care and dental clinic serving low-income, uninsured and under-insured residents of Centre County. |
Centre County |
PA |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln University, Pennsylvania |
This project supports Lincoln University to establish a preservation lab at their Langston Hughes Memorial Library to support academic programs, student research opportunities and preservation of historical material. The research and improved access to the library's material will further help to inform curricula and improve access to the collection for students and academic programs. |
Chester County |
PA |
$85,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Butler Health System |
This project will support the Butler Health System’s expansion of its Food Institute program to provide Lifestyle Coaching to patients in their rural community. |
Clarion County |
PA |
$268,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
DuBois Regional Medical Center dba Penn Highlands |
This project supports the DuBois Regional Medical Center provide remote synchronous telehealth and telemedicine services for the rural Penn Highlands Healthcare system. |
DuBois |
PA |
$530,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hope Within Community Health, Counseling & Dental |
This project supports new equipment for free clinic run by Hope Within Community Health, Counseling & Dental Services. |
Lancaster County |
PA |
$23,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Wyoming Valley |
This project supports the United Way of Wyoming Valley's Grade Level Reading Initiatives, including supplies to carry out a mentorship program, workbooks for students, and personal supplies necessary to safely and consistently attend class. |
Luzerne County |
PA |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delaware County Community College |
This project supports Delaware County Community College establish a new early childhood education center at its new Southeast Campus. |
Media |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Star Community Health, Inc. |
This funding will support the purchase of a dental van to serve children in Monroe County, Pennsylvania public schools, including children in rural areas. |
Monroe County |
PA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Philadelphia Department of Public Health |
This project supports the construction of a new Public Health Laboratory. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Please Touch Museum |
This project supports the Museum's Kindergarten Readiness Program, which supports early education for young children, as it expands from a pilot phase to target more eligible families and prepares for even further expansion. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
JEVS Human Services |
This project supports JEVS Human Services expand its vocational program. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Temple University Health System |
To support the cost of expanding and enhancing the emergency department and behavioral health services at Temple University Hospital-Episcopal Campus to better serve patients coming from lower socioeconomic status and minority neighborhoods in Philadelphia. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Literacy Pittsburgh |
This project supports Literacy Pittsburgh expand services focused on helping the low-wage workforce develop essential skills, make and execute career plans, and enter job training programs that are onramps to middle skills jobs. |
Pittsburgh |
PA |
$675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Berks Latino Workforce Development Corporation |
This project supports the Berks Latino Workforce Development Corporation establish an expanded technical center that will offer dual-language programs in adult education and occupational training in high-demand occupations. |
Reading |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way |
This project supports the Greater Susquehanna Valley United Way to implement its Youth Mental Health Comprehensive Plan, a community-driven response to the youth mental health crisis in the Central Susquehanna Valley. |
Snyder, Union and Northumberland Counties |
PA |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washington Hospital Foundation |
This funding will help to modernize the Behavioral Health Unit at Washington Hospital. |
Washington County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lycoming College |
This project supports Lycoming College to acquire instrumentation and equipment for its STEM Education and Workforce Development Initiative. |
Williamsport |
PA |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Indiantown Gap |
This funding is needed to support the Access Control Points project approved in FY21. This project will complete the security and infrastructure protection requirements for the Access Control Point construction on the East and West of Fort Indiantown Gaps access routes. The completion of the entire project will be complete with this funding. Additional funding is required to complete the fencing project that supports the security of the FTIG Garrison facilities.
The scope of work for this project is a follow-on contract to the original contract. This new scope of work includes the construction of High Security Perimeter Fence at West Access Control Point. The cost estimate for this project is based on competitive bidding between approximately six contractors. The project is based on March 2022 construction commencement and an August 30, 2022 construction completion for a total 180-day construction schedule (6 months). The midpoint of construction is June 01, 2022. Productivity is included at 100%, with no anticipated lost work time due to base operations. |
Annville |
PA |
$3,265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pennsylvania Department of Transportation |
The project would provide better and safer access to the Aliquippa Industrial Park and surrounding community from SR 51, which would enhance economic development for the Aliquippa area.
|
Aliquippa |
PA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Allegheny County Airport Authority |
The Terminal Modernization Program will create a more efficient, enjoyable experience from curb to gate for passengers by consolidating landside and airside operations into one connected, adaptable facility. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port Authority of Allegheny County |
The project consists of a redesign and enhancement of Station Square Station. |
Allegheny County |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lehigh-Northampton Airport Authority |
The project at the Lehigh-Northampton Airport Authority includes an addition to the terminal complex that will enable the installation of security equipment. |
Allentown |
PA |
$442,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Beaver County Foundation |
Technical outfitting of a community center “Black Box” convertible theater |
Beaver Falls |
PA |
$977,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Berks County |
To complete the necessary capacity and
environmental study to review the available capacity and potential impacts of adding passenger rail service
to the existing freight lines between Reading, Pennsylvania and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. |
Berks County |
PA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Jim Thorpe |
This project repairs a critical municipal complex, Memorial Hall. |
Borough of Jim Thorpe |
PA |
$1,468,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Monaca |
This project invests to restore freight and commercial roads in Monaca, to improve safety conditions and resiliency. |
Borough of Monaca |
PA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Catasauqua Borough |
This project supports the development a historic former iron works facility. |
Catasauqua Borough |
PA |
$860,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Liberty Resources Inc. |
This project addresses unmet needs of people with disabilities in the City of Chester by developing at least six affordable, accessible housing units and associated services. |
Chester |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of West Chester |
This project restores a section of rail in Chester County to enable a shuttle connection to Philadelphia. |
Chester County |
PA |
$2,407,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Chester Board of Commissioners |
To fund a pilot project to install bus shelters and improve public transit. |
Chester County |
PA |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Delaware (PA) |
This project supports work to make a rail crossing safer in Darby.
|
Darby Township |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Bike Works |
This project supports the development of a new bike shop and youth center in Easton. |
Easton |
PA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
PennDOT |
Upgrading HVAC system to ensure safe and uninterrupted passenger air quality, temperature and proper ventilation for passengers |
Harrisburg |
PA |
$635,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
PA Association for Sustainable Agriculture |
The project creates a foodshed mapping tool that increases collaboration and efficiency between agricultural, rural development and food access organizations increases access to healthy, local food and expands market opportunities for farmers and growers throughout Pennsylvania.
|
Harrisburg |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cambria County Transit Authority (CamTran) |
10 replacement buses for CamTran |
Johnstown |
PA |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pennsylvania Northeast Regional Railroad Authority |
This funding supports the restoration of rail service to Scranton. This funding will be used to repair the Slateford Bridge and Culvert Construction $3,320,000.
|
Lackawanna |
PA |
$3,320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lackawanna County |
This project proposes funding to repair two closed bridges in Lackawanna County. |
Lackawanna County |
PA |
$1,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Historic Lansdowne Theater Corporation |
Restoration and reopening of the Lansdowne Theater as a regional performing arts venue. |
Landsdowne |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
McKees Rocks Community Development Corporation |
The 602 Chartiers Avenue project supports the remediation and disposal of hazardous materials from a historic commercial building to allow for its reuse in the downtown’s renewal. |
McKees Rocks |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Monessen |
This project supports the safe roads of the City of Monessen. |
Monessen |
PA |
$1,311,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carnegie Library of Homestead |
Upgrades to bring the the Carnegie Library of Homestead Music Hall into full ADA compliance throughout the facility. |
Munhall |
PA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Venango County |
Rehabilitation of 100 Seneca at Cornplanter Square to create a mixture of traditional commercial tenant space, co-working space and maker space. |
Oil City |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
PA Department of Transportation |
This project supports the construction of a commuter rail multimodal facility, to be located adjacent the site of the
newly constructed Coatesville Amtrak/SEPTA rail station. |
PADOT |
PA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Philadelphia Regional Port Authority |
The project will develop a blighted stretch of road and transition it to use by the port. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$2,625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Drexel University |
This project supports Drexel University's plan to transform the West Philadelphia Community Center (WPCC) into a vibrant community center for the West Philadelphia Promise Zone. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Philadelphia Youth Basketball |
Renovation of a 100,000 square foot building to create an impactful youth development and community center. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Philadelphia International Airport |
This project is designed to address taxiway deterioration which is currently impacting the ingress and egress of aircraft. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Urban League of Philadelphia |
This project supports the Urban League of Philadelphia to develop A Home for Returning Citizens. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Philadelphia Authority for Industrial Development |
This project funds critical repairs for the 26th Street lift bridge at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, which provides essential vehicular and transit access for the 175 companies and 15,000 employees at the Navy Yard and marine access to the U.S. Navy Reserve Basin within the Navy Yard. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$761,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Philadelphia Authority for Industrial Development |
This project supports the study of last mile transit solutions to enable residents of Philadelphia to access jobs at the port. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$761,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House Pennsylvania |
In order to deepen its continuum of care and serve more young people in need to transitional housing, Covenant
House PA plans to construct a new transitional housing facility that will feature a 12-unit (three 1 BDR and 9
efficiency apartments) congregate site. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Big SandBox |
This project develops schoolyards in Philadelphia into a welcoming and safe environment for children. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Philadelphia Housing Authority |
The Sharswood Ridge Mixed-Use Project will consist of 200,000 square feet of neighborhood serving commercial space including a confirmed grocery store, urgent care, bank branch, as well as 98 market rate and affordable rental units. |
Philadelphia |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Philipsburg Revitalization Corporation |
This project supports the restoration and revitalization of blighted properties in Philipsburg. |
Philipsburg |
PA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pittsburgh |
This project restores the Davis Bridge, which will directly link the Brighton Heights neighborhood to
the Riverview Park. |
Pittsburgh |
PA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Allegheny County Airport Authority |
This project supports the development of Neighborhood 91, an innovative manufacturing site at Pittsburgh Airport. |
Pittsburgh |
PA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
ACTION-Housing, Inc. |
This project supports the construction of 35 units of affordable housing in Lawrenceville. |
Pittsburgh |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Goggle Works |
This project supports the redevelopment of former factory space into a cafe and indoor market run by an arts and culture nonprofit. |
Reading |
PA |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Scranton |
This project improves the safety and walkability of Scranton's sidewalks in the city's downtown. |
Scranton |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Scranton Area Community Foundation |
This project funds essential transit planning in Northeast Pennsylvania. |
Scranton |
PA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Sinking Spring |
The project realigns the Penn/Columbia/Cacoosing intersection at the western edge of the CBD-IIP to ease traffic congestion and accommodate Montello Refinery tanker trucks hauling liquid gas, propane and ethanol through the CBD to the FHWA interstate system. |
Sinking Spring |
PA |
$1,866,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tioga County Board of Commissioners |
The Marsh Creek Greenway Project (Project) is a 3.2-mile non-motorized transportation alternative project that will connect downtown Wellsboro with the Pine Creek Rail Trail. |
Tioga County |
PA |
$1,175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Upper Darby Township |
The new Upper Darby Community Center Green Roof will transform a completely paved corner parcel of a densely suburban area into much needed green space. The Community Center, which will host this green roof, is a multi-story structure that will be utilized for recreation, learning, and community events. |
Upper Darby |
PA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Westmoreland County |
This project rehabilitates the Brewery Bridge, which carries Ligonier Street over Loyalhanna Creek in the City of Latrobe, Westmoreland County. |
Westmoreland County |
PA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Casey |
PA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania |
The Downtown Streetscape project located on Wilkes-Barre’s Public Square will improve pedestrian safety and further the revitalization of the downtown district that has seen a rebirth of jobs, business investment, and hospitality. |
Wilkes-Barre |
PA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
LSU National Center for Advanced Manufacturing |
This project is for the purchase of equipment and STEM education and training for activities at the National Center for Advanced Manufacturing (NCAM). |
New Orleans |
LA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Audubon Nature Institute |
This project would enable the Audubon Nature Institute to secure new Digital Radios and Emergency Communications Equipment |
New Orleans |
LA |
$435,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Energy and Water Development |
Louisiana Department of Economic Development |
This project would provide funding to the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources for a Front-End Engineering and Design (FEED) study to determine the efficacy of an anime-based carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) system |
Baton Rouge |
LA |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
$10 million to the Southwest Coastal Louisiana Project for flood control protection measures and ecosystem restoration features |
Calcasieu, Cameron and Vermillion Parishes |
LA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Energy and Water Development |
N/A |
In WRDA 2020 Congress authorized a comprehensive study of the Lower Mississippi River Basin, from Cape Girardeau, Missouri, to the Gulf of Mexico. This funding will allow for the initial work to commence on this study which will allow the Corps of Engineers to think about how it can manage the Lower Mississippi River while satisfying a broader, more diverse set of critical interests. |
Lower Mississippi River Basin |
LA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding would allow the Corps of Engineers to complete environmental compliance and to update cost and dredge material disposal plans for the Port Fourchon Belle Pass Channel, LA project |
Port Fourchon |
LA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding for Morganza to the Gulf would be utilized to initiate and complete the Engineering and Design Phase of the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway (GIWW) East Floodgate of the Morganza to the Gulf Project, included, but not limited to, data collection and sampling, engineering and design, modelling and other related services for the design of the structure |
Terrebonne and Lafourche Parishes |
LA |
$19,333,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Courthouse for Western Districts of Louisiana |
This funding would support the construction of a New United States District Courthouse in Lake Charles, LA |
Lake Charles |
LA |
$100,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Monroe |
This project would allow for a drainage study to ensure the protection of the Calypso Stormwater Pump Station in the City of Monroe, LA |
City of Monroe |
LA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center |
$8,000,000 to the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center for a new gravity sanitary sewer and new gravity storm sewer to prepare the site for mixed use development expansion |
New Orleans |
LA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tulane University |
This project would provide funding to Tulane University for wastewater and stormwater improvements |
St. Tammany's Parish |
LA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Louisiana State University at Eunice |
This project would support additional equipment and technology upgrades for Louisiana State University at Eunice |
Eunice |
LA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House, New Orleans |
This project would enable Covenant House in New Orleans to expand their mental health and wellness services. |
New Orleans |
LA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LSU Health Shreveport |
This project would be utilized for construction and equipment for LSU Health Shreveport's Center of Excellence for Emerging Viral Threats;
|
Shreveport |
LA |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Barksdale Air Force Base |
$36 million is requested to complete the construction of the Barksdale AFB Entrance Road and Gate. These funds will enable access to Barksdale AFB from the I-220 Interchange and is needed to address the additional traffic capacity generated by the construction of a $282 million weapons generation facility. |
Bossier County |
LA |
$36,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Baton Rouge / Parish of East Baton Rouge |
$1,200,000 fto Baton Rouge Airport for the completion of the Northwest Aviation Development Taxiway |
Baton Rouge |
LA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cassidy |
LA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sewerage & Water Board of New Orleans |
This project would allow for wastewater and stormwater improvements related to the construction of an electrical substation |
New Orleans |
LA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Corinna |
To relocate the Fire Department to a larger, town-owned building that is better suited to meet the town and surrounding communities’ emergency and safety needs. The current building is small, crowded, and in need of repair. The Fire Department serves the towns of Corinna and Exeter, which are two rural communities, and has mutual aid agreements with six surrounding towns. |
Corinna |
ME |
$1,725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Harrison Food Bank |
To complete the renovation of the Harrison Food Bank and Community Center. This is the largest food bank in the State of Maine, serving 500 low-income families from 92 towns per week. With the support of this investment, the Center will facilitate classes, public meetings, dinners, and veterans’ services. The space may also be suitable as a shelter for the town of Harrison in emergency situations. |
Harrison |
ME |
$388,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Machiasport |
To replace a public works facility in Machiasport, to store and maintain critical town public works equipment. The new site will be located close to the Municipal Complex, which will improve collaboration with other town services.
|
Machiasport |
ME |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rumford |
To support the building of a new Fire Station to replace the Central Fire Station built in 1923, which is structurally compromised and at increasing risk of total collapse. The current facility does not allow for modern equipment to fit inside and has significant damage to the concrete floor, foundation, and load-bearing walls. |
Rumford |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Washburn |
To support construction of a new Public Safety building to house the Fire and Police Departments in the Town of Washburn. The current building is more than 100 years old and is inadequate to house critical town safety equipment. The current Police Department consists of three full-time officers sharing one small office in the building, which also houses the Town Office and is not adequate for any of these uses. |
Washburn |
ME |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Marine Resources |
To support planning and industry engagement regarding management measures to protect endangered right whales and preserve Maine’s iconic lobster industry.
|
Augusta |
ME |
$765,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Educate Maine |
For a STEM education program to introduce Maine students to satellite chipset data collection and analysis capabilities to address scientific questions.
|
Augusta |
ME |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cumberland County Sheriff's Office |
To allow the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office to purchase and implement body-worn cameras and in-car camera systems.
|
Cumberland County |
ME |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Midcoast Council of Governments |
To create a law enforcement equipment purchasing program for communities across Cumberland, Sagadahoc, Lincoln, Knox, and Waldo counties.
|
Damariscotta |
ME |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine |
To construct a digital research Factory of the Future to advance large-scale, bio-based additive manufacturing using advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, high performance computing, and collaborative arrays of large 3D printers and subtractive systems.
|
Orono |
ME |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine |
To build a consortium of researchers, government officials, technical assistance providers, and fishing community partners to support local and regional seafood systems (LRSS). |
Orono |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To begin the Environmental Assessment and related processes to prepare for a maintenance dredging of a 60-year-old federal navigation channel.
|
Isle au Haut |
ME |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To study and plan for a maintenance dredge of Perkins Cove in Ogunquit, Maine. Perkins Cove supports commercial fishing, charter fleets, and recreational boating. |
Ogunquit |
ME |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Maine |
To research and develop a novel manufacturing methodology for structural, environmentally sustainable, and energy efficient roof and wall construction assemblies. This research has the potential to improve the performance and affordability of newly-constructed energy efficient buildings and enhance the energy-efficiency of existing buildings. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To complete maintenance dredging of Searsport Harbor. |
Searsport |
ME |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To conduct a survey of the channel and anchorage of the George’s River to prepare for a maintenance dredge. |
Thomaston |
ME |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
FocusMaine |
To grow jobs in Maine’s food sector across the state through: scale-up programs to support growth-oriented food companies seeking markets for goods and services; an AgTech program to explore job opportunities at the intersection of agriculture and technology; and a comprehensive report based on inputs from industry and economists to fill information gaps in the sector and direct resources to supporting Maine’s food economy. |
Augusta |
ME |
$919,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
Coburn-Gore Land Port of Entry |
To provide needed updates to the existing land port of entry at Coburn Gore. The proposed improvements will help modernize the facility to meet today’s national security mission, trade and travel volume, and safety threats, including those related to the trafficking of heroin, fentanyl, opioid, and illegal narcotics. A 2018 GSA feasibility study determined the scope of the project, which includes a new facility on an expanded site providing outfitted configured canopies, inspection lanes and booths, a new outbound inspection lane, and a modernized, mission-capable main port building.
In 2019, GSA identified modernizing this facility as the highest priority in the region. The agency has stated that the current facility, which was built in the 1930s, is “significantly antiquated for today’s security mission.” GSA determined the project cost, which will be spent over several years. |
Coburn Gore |
ME |
$93,840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maine System |
For the University of Maine to develop a business education and technical assistance process pipeline for Maine’s small-scale agricultural producers. In this program, UMF business students will be trained to provide high-quality, in-demand business advising services directly to Maine’s small-scale agricultural producers to help them sustain and grow their businesses. |
Farmington |
ME |
$292,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
Maine Development Foundation |
To promote new jobs and business start-ups in nine Maine communities, including Augusta, Bath, Belfast, Brunswick, Ellsworth, Gardiner, Houlton, Rockland, and Westbrook. These communities will undergo an audit process to identify gaps and opportunities to better build their entrepreneur ecosystem. Entrepreneurs, service providers, lenders, property owners, and other stakeholders will conduct this audit. A comprehensive report for each community will be generated with prioritized action items for implementation, implementation activities based on the report, and ongoing data gathering and evaluation. |
Hallowell |
ME |
$747,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
United Way of Greater Portland |
To help new childcare entrepreneurs in the Portland area open their own sustainable childcare businesses with the necessary training and investment to succeed. A strong childcare system will help working parents and parents seeking to complete or continue their education. |
Portland |
ME |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Homeland Security |
York County Emergency Management Agency |
To construct a Strategic Coordinating Center/Emergency Operations Center. The Center will improve disaster preparedness and response by providing a logistics planning and resource management area for emergency operations. The funding requires a 25-percent non-federal cost match. |
Alfred |
ME |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Belfast |
To replace segments of an aging sewer line in Belfast, ME. |
Belfast |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Berwick |
To upgrade a water treatment plan to remove a high concentration of manganese and reduce the disinfection by-products in the water. |
Berwick |
ME |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Brewer |
To rehabilitate one mile of aging sewer to reduce and possibly eliminate combined sewer overflows to the Penobscot River. This project is a priority to the State of Maine Department of Environmental Protection and the US Environmental Protection Agency. |
Brewer |
ME |
$1,103,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bridgton |
To extend Bridgton’s sewer system to serve additional residents. If extended, the system would service up to 181 residential homes, 270 residential units in multi-family dwellings, nine existing businesses employing over 100 employees, and a new commercial building with six units. |
Bridgton |
ME |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Frenchville |
To replace 3,200 feet of force main and upgrade the pump station serving Frenchville and St. Agatha. |
Frenchville |
ME |
$758,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Passamaquoddy Tribe at Indian Township |
To promote economic opportunity developing an eel aquaculture facility on Indian Township Reservation land. |
Indian Township Reservation, Princeton |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Passamaquoddy Tribe at Indian Township |
Funding to make necessary improvements to low income housing on Indian Township Reservation land in order to eliminate unsafe conditions, decrease utility costs, and reduce emissions. |
Indian Township Reservation, Princeton |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Livermore Falls |
To upgrade the wastewater treatment facility that serves the towns of Livermore Falls and Jay. Upgrades are needed to address structural deficiencies with the primary clarifiers, chlorine contact chambers, sludge holding tanks, and to improve safety. |
Livermore Falls |
ME |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Environmental Protection |
To design and install a PFAS treatment system at the Anson Madison Sanitary District wastewater treatment facility. This facility would serve the entire State of Maine and safely address PFAS contamination in the state. |
Madison |
ME |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Old Orchard Beach |
To upgrade Old Orchard Beach’s wastewater treatment facility and four of the existing pump stations. |
Old Orchard Beach |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To support the University of Maine’s work with private landowners, Tribes, and other partners to plan for, manage, and mitigate Emerald ash borer. Emerald ash borer is a highly-invasive beetle from Asia that infests and kills North American ash species and threatens Maine’s ash trees. |
Orono |
ME |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Saco |
To complete the initial phase of the Water Resource Recovery Resiliency Project. The existing facility has experienced back-ups and flooding. Upgrades are needed to help improve the existing system and protect the Saco River. |
Saco |
ME |
$4,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
FWS |
Funding requested for the FWS Eastern Brook Trout Joint Venture to help conserve the headwaters of the Kennebago River and its outstanding fish and wildlife resources, including its heritage strain of Eastern brook trout. |
Stetsontown Township |
ME |
$1,170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winslow |
To increase the capacity of the Chaffee Brook Pump Station to eliminate combined sewer overflows and improve the health and sanitation conditions of the system. |
Winslow |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To purchase a pediatric and obstetric mobile simulator and simulator equipment to support health care workforce training. This equipment will help increase clinical training capacity in these specialties, and train critically-needed nurses in rural communities. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aroostook County Action Program Inc. (ACAP) |
To purchase a mobile unit to extend access to critical health care, oral health, nutrition, and behavioral health services currently offered by ACAP and community partners. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$643,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To support adult learners in their first year of college, including intensive advising, tutoring, financial literacy, and technology skills. This statewide program aims to help students persist and complete their degrees, access career opportunities, and meet Maine’s workforce needs. |
Augusta |
ME |
$945,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Augusta, Maine |
To implement a pilot program centered on improving treatment and recovery resources for people struggling with for substance use disorders. |
Augusta |
ME |
$264,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph Hospital |
To fund age-friendly facility renovations and safety improvements at St. Joseph Hospital, which will better support older adults and their caregivers. |
Bangor |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Maine Development Corporation |
To develop a program, in collaboration with industry stakeholders, to train agricultural workers. Participants would develop the skills needed to work with the latest technologies in the agriculture industry. |
Bangor |
ME |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mercy Hospital |
To support the renovation of a facility to better support women in recovery from substance use disorders with clinically-oriented recovery services. |
Bangor |
ME |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine Discovery Museum |
For a professional development program for elementary education teachers to improve classroom science instruction. |
Bangor |
ME |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Blue Hill Memorial Hospital |
To support construction and equipment purchases needed to upgrade Emergency Department trauma and procedure rooms. |
Blue Hill |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
To support instructional services for middle and high school students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Cumberland |
ME |
$331,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To expand enrollment for young children in the University of Maine Farmington’s nationally accredited early education and childcare programs. |
Farmington |
ME |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To expand enrollment in the University of Maine Farmington’s early childhood education degree programs to expand Maine’s early childhood educator workforce. |
Farmington |
ME |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To expand an immersive year-long teacher internship program for university students to serve elementary and secondary students. The collaboration across the University of Maine System will help address the teacher shortages in Maine. |
Gorham |
ME |
$989,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charles A Dean Memorial Hospital |
To create a rural mobile mammography service that can serve rural regions of Maine that lack mammography programs. |
Greenville |
ME |
$1,027,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Maine Healthcare Corporation |
To purchase capital equipment and support renovations for post-acute care rehabilitative therapy services. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$948,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Spurwink |
To renovate the intermediate care facility to better serve individuals with intellectual disabilities. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$366,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Androscoggin Home Health Services, Inc. |
To provide interprofessional education and training of nurse practitioners and physician fellows in hospice and palliative care. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tri-County Mental Health Services, Inc. |
To support the continuation of veterans’ outreach activities related to accessing mental health and substance use disorder care, rehabilitation, and other health services. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fish River Rural Health |
To purchase equipment to support continuity of health care operations during power outages. |
Madawaska |
ME |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Maine Community College |
To purchase equipment and develop curriculum for Northern Maine Community College’s Mechanized Logging Operations program. This successful program has placed graduates into well-paying logging careers by providing training with the latest technology to meet the industry’s needs. Students learn hands-on while operating highly technical, industry-standard equipment with field instructors. |
Passadumkeag |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New England |
To support health care workforce training by expanding the University of New England’s Institute for Interprofessional Education and Practice. Maine is experiencing a shortage of healthcare professionals. The project aims to help the University develop new models for interprofessional education, clinical practice, and research needed for healthcare education and practice. |
Portland |
ME |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine Medical Center |
To support the construction, modernization, and expansion of operating rooms at Maine Medical Center. |
Portland |
ME |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
American Red Cross, Northern New England Region |
To make repairs and improvements to the blood collection and distribution facilities. |
Portland |
ME |
$871,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Milestone Recovery |
To support Milestone’s substance use services, including the establishment of an Intensive Outpatient Program. |
Portland |
ME |
$690,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth and Family Outreach |
To acquire educational equipment, curriculum, and materials for early childhood classrooms and outdoor developmental play spaces, and to expand early childhood education services. |
Portland |
ME |
$515,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine College of Art (MECA) |
To expand online courses at the Maine College of Art with offerings of both credit-bearing and non-credit-bearing courses to students of all ages, including Maine residents who otherwise would not have access to these learning opportunities. |
Portland |
ME |
$357,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Grieving Children |
To support peer support groups for grieving children, who are at higher risk of a range of problems, including traumatic prolonged grief and depression, lower educational attainment, and accidental death or suicide. |
Portland |
ME |
$264,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LearningWorks |
To fund a comprehensive teacher training and curriculum development program to improve academic outcomes for low-income, minority, and English Language Learning students. |
Portland |
ME |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aroostook Mental Health Services, Inc. (AMHC) |
To support the construction of a facility to expand capacity for residential substance use disorder treatment. |
Presque Isle |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Maine Community College |
To expand technical and safety workforce training for wind turbine technicians by hiring additional faculty and acquiring and installing instructional technology and safety equipment. Through a collaborative effort with Maine Maritime Academy, Northern Maine Community College proposes to become an international training provider in the wind power industry, supporting this growing workforce in the Northeast. |
Presque Isle |
ME |
$988,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Maine Community College |
To acquire a mobile welding training lab for use by the Maine Community College System through all seven colleges. This lab would provide welding skill instruction and in-demand job training for workers and trainees at locations convenient to them throughout the state. |
South Portland |
ME |
$996,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Trustees of Saint Joseph's College |
To expand nursing workforce training by supporting the construction of a Simulated Hospital and Home Health Floor at St. Joseph’s Center for Nursing Innovation. |
Standish |
ME |
$810,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine Aquaculture Innovation Center |
To establish a comprehensive community college training program at Washington County Community College and Southern Maine Community College for Maine’s seafood workforce. The curriculum will include seafood processing, logistics, transportation, marketing, and sales. |
Walpole |
ME |
$977,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's National Medical Center |
To purchase equipment to support research for pediatric rare diseases, including Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. |
Washington |
DC |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Harry Davis Partnership for Children's Oral Health |
To support the launch of a network of virtual dental homes serving eight rural counties in Maine. This pilot project will engage community partners, including non-profit dental centers, federally qualified health centers, and Head Start programs, to expand the delivery of dental care to children in Maine. |
Yarmouth |
ME |
$648,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
York Hospital |
To expand substance use disorder prevention efforts, improve access to treatment, and strengthen recovery resources and supports in southern Maine. |
York |
ME |
$155,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Naval Support Activity Cutler |
To provide initial planning and design funding for the Navy to begin planning for a replacement fire house at Naval Support Activity Cutler. |
Cutler |
ME |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To upgrade the Presque Isle and Houlton Lines and the mainline from Millinocket to Scopan Township, allowing for 25 mile per hour speeds. Increases in both speed and capacity will improve freight rail service and serve more commercial entities in northern Maine. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$12,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Auburn |
To renovate and expand the Auburn Fire Department to co-locate all critical safety elements, including Fire, Police, and Emergency dispatch services in to one facility. A centralized public safety building will improve critical communication between all aspects of the city’s safety services. |
Auburn |
ME |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To improve safety of a section of Bangor Street in Augusta, including for pedestrian and bicycle use. There have been at least 16 pedestrian and 10 bicycle crashes on this section of roadway in the last 10 years, including a fatal pedestrian crash. |
Augusta |
ME |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bangor |
To support agricultural producers and processors by funding the installation of a commercial kitchen incubator that would assist these entrepreneurs with business development and job creation throughout northern Maine in a professional, shared-use environment. |
Bangor |
ME |
$1,010,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Belfast |
To fund street improvements in Belfast, ME. |
Belfast |
ME |
$4,972,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Town of Berwick, Maine |
To increase vehicular, pedestrian, and bicycle safety and access throughout the area, consistent with the recommendations of the 2019 Berwick Downtown Vehicle, Bicycle and Pedestrian Study.
|
Berwick |
ME |
$3,142,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bangor Region YMCA |
To support construction of a Youth Education and Engagement Center at the Bangor Region YMCA. Additional capacity will help support community needs related to childcare, youth education and development, chronic disease prevention, and workforce recruitment and retention needs. |
Brewer |
ME |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority |
To design, permit, and construct a Customs and Border Protection facility enabling aircraft operators to land at the Brunswick airport, clear customs, and continue on to their destination. |
Brunswick |
ME |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To reconstruct a section of US Route 1 to address deficiencies with safety, mobility, pavement structure, drainage, pedestrian access, ADA compliance, and bicycle access. Route 1 is a highly used commuter route for the regional workforce and plays a role in providing a link to the passenger ferry terminals in Lincolnville and Rockland, both vital to the coastal islands. |
Camden |
ME |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To replace a 91-year-old bridge that carries more than 2,000 cars per day over the Piscataquis River. |
Dover-Foxcroft |
ME |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Maine Community College |
To expand and renovate the Katahdin Higher Education Center to increase access to childcare and additional job training resources for families in the region. |
East Millinocket |
ME |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of East Millinocket |
To repair and renovate a former paper mill site to accommodate transportation, shipping, and receiving via train and truck traffic. This project is part of an effort to revitalize the area, which has experienced economic hardship since the mill’s 2014 closure. |
East Millinocket |
ME |
$2,851,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Fryeburg |
To extend the runway in accordance with the FAA-approved Master Plan to permit aircraft to operate under wet or contaminated conditions. |
Fryeburg |
ME |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Kennebec Valley |
To provide funding for the construction of a new youth center. This project will provide safe, quality, reliable childcare and youth programs for children ages six weeks to high school, as well as serve as a senior citizen center. |
Gardiner |
ME |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Johnson Hall, Inc. |
To support renovations of Johnson Hall, built in 1864, including the installation of safety measures. |
Gardiner |
ME |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Houlton |
To repair and replace sidewalks, make improvements to the Gateway Crossing Pedestrian Bridge, and expand on Houlton's Downtown Sidewalk Project. |
Houlton |
ME |
$732,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lewiston |
For the removal of asbestos and the replacement of the roof of the historic Bates Mill #5 Building. Final renovation of this mill site would bring further economic development to downtown Lewiston. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Safe Voices |
To support the renovation of a resource center in downtown Lewiston that supports victims of domestic violence and sex trafficking.
|
Lewiston |
ME |
$394,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Loring Development Authority of Maine |
To make roadway improvements and demolish substandard, blighted structures at Loring Commerce Centre. |
Limestone |
ME |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To fund roadway, pedestrian, and bicycle improvements on State Route 27. |
Lincoln County |
ME |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To reconstruct a section of State Route 17 to address deficiencies with safety, mobility, pavement structure, drainage, pedestrian access, ADA-compliance, bicycle access, and parking. The project would improve travel times and safety for traffic to and from the Androscoggin Mill in Jay. |
Livermore Falls |
ME |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Machias |
To acquire land for a longer runway at Machias Valley Airport, which would facilitate LifeFlight, the lifesaving medical/emergency air transport for the region. This development would allow Lifeflight to respond to emergency service in this rural region, and provide critical care and lifesaving services. |
Machias |
ME |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Madison |
To construct a facility that would convert organic feed stock into renewable biogas at the site of the former UPM paper mill, which is a public facility owned by the town of Madison. This project, which is located in an Opportunity Zone, is expected to help generate economic development in a rural area that is still contending with the 2016 loss of the mill – its largest employer.
|
Madison |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Our Katahdin |
To fund a study of the options for remediation and reuse of the wastewater treatment plant of the former Great Northern Paper Company.
|
Millinocket |
ME |
$671,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To improve safety and mobility in the area of the intersection of Route 2 and Route 7 in Newport. The intersection of US Route 2 and State Route 7 is a busy junction. There are several high crash locations in the area that would be addressed through this project providing safety benefits for motorists.
|
Newport |
ME |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ogunquit |
To reconstruct the iconic Perkins Cove Pedestrian Footbridge and Harbormaster’s Quarters, which provide the only southerly access to the numerous small businesses located in and adjacent to the Cove. |
Ogunquit |
ME |
$2,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To rehabilitate a section of State Route 11. This project would address deficiencies with safety, mobility, pavement structure, drainage, pedestrian access, ADA-compliance, and bicycle access. Main Street in Pittsfield is the primary North to South roadway in the town and carries over 3,000 vehicles daily. |
Pittsfield |
ME |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Committee to Restore Abyssinian Meeting House |
To support the restoration of the third oldest African American meeting house in the United States. The Abyssinian is on the National Register of Historic Places. |
Portland |
ME |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To make improvements to US Route 1 (Main St) in Presque Isle.
|
Presque Isle |
ME |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rockland |
To make repairs and resiliency improvements necessary to continue to provide safe and affordable working waterfront access for the region at this municipally-owned facility. The pier needs major deck, structural and electrical work typical of similar facilities at this stage of life, in addition to site stabilization. |
Rockland |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rumford |
To construct a new Fire Station to replace the Central Fire Station built in 1923, which is structurally compromised and at increasing risk of total collapse. The current facility does not allow for modern equipment to fit inside and has significant damage to the concrete floor, foundation, and load-bearing walls. |
Rumford |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To reconstruct a section of US Route 1 in the town of Searsport to address deficiencies with safety, mobility, pavement structure, drainage, pedestrian access, ADA compliance, bicycle access, and parking. US Route 1 through Searsport is one of the last remaining sections that are considered “unbuilt” in mid-coast Maine. |
Searsport |
ME |
$9,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Main Street Skowhegan |
To support construction of paved walkways and access trails and other infrastructure improvements to support the Run of River project, which is projected to generate significant and sustained economic activity in the region. |
Skowhegan |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Stonington |
To acquire land to expand the municipal water system. This project involves acquiring a critical parcel of land in the downtown fishing harbor that is adjacent to the Stonington Sanitary District. |
Stonington |
ME |
$394,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To repair Route 32 (Main Street) in Vassalboro, which serves as a connection from State Route 3 to Winslow and carries nearly 2,500 cars per day.
|
Vassalboro |
ME |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Danforth |
To support economic redevelopment and community revitalization in Danforth by funding construction of a public community space, the relocation of an existing playground, and property surveys to inform future plans on the site. |
Washington County |
ME |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
ITNAmerica |
To fund a study to determine the effectiveness of a nationwide public awareness campaign on recruiting and training volunteer drivers that provide assistance to older Americans living in rural or suburban communities that lack the density for traditional mass transportation.
|
Westbrook |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Collins |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Trail Management District |
To undertake engineering design for a new 11-mile segment of the Eastern Trail that would connect to the southern terminus of an off-road trail in Kennebunk, through Wells and into North Berwick. The proposed project would support the development of an active transportation corridor and recreational trail that offers significant social, economic, and environmental benefits. |
York County |
ME |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Delaware State University |
The purpose of this project is to construct a greenhouse at Delaware State University to support agricultural research and promote community demonstration and education activities. |
Dover |
DE |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Calliope Project Inc. |
The purpose of this project is to renovate and expand the balcony seating of the historic Milton Theatre in downtown Milton, Delaware. |
Milton |
DE |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Seashore Preservation Foundation |
The purpose of this project is to provide funding for capital improvements to complete the final restoration phase of Fire Control Tower No. 3 at Delaware Seashore State Park and open it to the public. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Castle County Division of Police |
This funding will be used to expand New Castle County Police Department's Behavioral Health Unit by adding teams with new mandates and expertise. |
New Castle County |
DE |
$749,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware |
This project will design a biopharmaceutical manufacturing facility at the National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals (NIIMBL) to be located on the UD STAR Campus that will help the nation be better prepared for pandemic response by providing: 1) needed manufacturing capacity during an emergency, 2) infrastructure for manufacturing workers to be trained for high-paying biomanufacturing jobs, and 3) a place for biopharmaceutical manufacturing companies to share their knowledge and accelerate manufacturing innovations to everyone's benefit. Design documents will make it possible to attract full funding from other sources to construct the facility. |
Newark |
DE |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware/Delaware State University |
To establish a Blue Economy Technology Center Partnership in Delaware to enhance marine data collection capabilities and bolster workforce development and career training opportunities. |
Newark |
DE |
$1,294,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware/Delaware State University |
To establish the Delaware Space Observation Center to strengthen space science research and education throughout Delaware. |
Newark |
DE |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Criminal Justice Council |
To establish hospital-based and community-based violence intervention programs in Delaware. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Department of Justice |
This funding would be used to help pay for technology and services to implement Delaware's Statewide Body Worn Camera Program. The program will outfit every public-facing law enforcement officer with a body worn camera. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Dover |
This project will support the construction of an electrical substation to power Garrison Oak Business and Technology Park to support economic development in the City of Dover. |
Dover |
DE |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Envir |
This project will support the installation of residential solar energy systems in low-and moderate-income households throughout Delaware. |
Dover |
DE |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project will replenish the beach and construct dunes to protect the beach and infrastructure important to the local economy. Without timely beach replenishment, future storms could damage Delaware State Route 1, Fenwick Island State Park, municipal infrastructure, and local homes and businesses. |
Fenwick Island |
DE |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Delaware |
This project willsupport research and development of new technologies and materials at the University of Delaware and Delaware State University to address durability and commercialization barriers for green hydrogen technologies. |
Newark |
DE |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project will replenish the beaches and construct dunes to protect the beaches and infrastructure important to the local economy. Replenishment of Dewey and Rehoboth beaches is overdue and not included in the President’s Fiscal Year 2022 budget. Without timely beach replenishment, future storms could damage municipal infrastructure, homes, and business located in Rehoboth and Dewey beaches. |
Rehoboth Beach and Dewey Beach |
DE |
$7,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project will rehabilitate the crane used to position the Indian River Inlet sand bypass system’s intake pipe and replace outdated diesel motors with new electric motors in order to address significant erosion impacts. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Delaware |
Funding for the Center for Fintech Leadership at the University of Delaware that will provide community space and expertise to develop new financial technologies, conduct venture proof-of-concept, and educate developers and professionals on how to design and implement new finance applications that improve access to banking and credit, and provide better financial choices for households and firms. |
Newark |
DE |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
Delaware Technology Park |
Funding to create a public Financial Health Research Initiative at the Delaware Technology Park. This initiative will study and address critical needs facing low-income and underserved communities, including communities of color, women-owned small businesses, individuals with disabilities, students, and unbanked households. |
Newark |
DE |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
West End Neighborhood House |
Funding will support a project run by the West End Neighborhood House in Wilmington called the Building Better Business Districts. This project is designed to help grow Black and Indigenous people of color (BIPOC)- owned small businesses and entrepreneurs on commercial corridors located in Dover, Wilmington, and Georgetown, Delaware. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Challenge Program |
Funding for a new manufacturing and training facility for the Challenge Program's CP Furniture brand. The Challenge Program is a leading workforce development 501(c)(3) serving Wilmington Delaware’s most at-risk 18-24 year-olds. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kent County Levy Court |
Renovate the historic Goggin Manor House in Camden, Delaware. |
Camden |
DE |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Center for PFAS Solutions at STRIDE |
To investigate and prevent water contamination throughout the state of Delaware. |
New Castle |
DE |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Seaford |
Relocate and upgrade a main line sewer in Seaford, Delaware. |
Seaford |
DE |
$1,211,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delaware State University |
The purpose of this project is to develop and implement a curriculum to improve financial literacy of current and prospective Delaware State University students to cover themes such as personal finance, debt management, responsible access to credit, and wealth building. |
Dover |
DE |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies in Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to allow Best Buddies to expand to 14 schools in Delaware and reach an additional 1,050 students with inclusive programming to support students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Kent and Sussex Counties |
DE |
$215,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is for University of Delaware to develop an offshore wind technician training center in Lewes, Delaware. The Offshore Wind Training Center would train workers, including technicians who install and later maintain turbines in the ocean, as well as suppliers, port workers, and sea survival and rescue personnel. |
Lewes |
DE |
$1,060,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Christina School District |
The purpose of this project is to expand an existing AVID program, which seeks to improve the college readiness of at-risk students, to nine additional schools in Christina School District. |
New Castle County |
DE |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Polytech Education, Adult Education Division |
The purpose of this project is to allow the Adult Education Divisions at the three county-wide vocational-technical districts to launch a statewide partnership for training in transportation and logistics in order to help fill as many as 1,400 job openings for commercial driver’s license (CDL) drivers in Delaware. |
Statewide |
DE |
$299,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Clubs of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to expand the Boys and Girls Club of Delaware’s school literacy pilot and youth workforce development programs. |
Statewide |
DE |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to support the Teacher Pipeline Project to increase opportunities for Delaware high school students of color to matriculate into early childhood or elementary education programs at the University of Delaware. |
Statewide |
DE |
$136,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Beebe Medical Foundation |
The purpose of this project is to purchase a mobile health clinic focused on serving hard-to-reach patient populations that are struggling with addiction. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
TidalHealth Nanticoke |
The purpose of this project is to outfit a mobile health clinic to address disparities and poor health outcomes in disadvantaged communities within Western Sussex County, Delaware. The mobile clinic will also serve three school-based wellness centers in collaboration with the school systems and utilize data analytics to direct services to communities with the greatest need. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$341,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Family Services of Delaware |
The purpose of this project is to establish a workforce development program to address Delaware’s growing mental health crisis, rising demand for counseling, and lack of licensed mental health practitioners by creating paid fellowship positions for Master’s degree prepared and license-eligible counselors. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gaudenzia Foundation, Inc. |
The purpose of this project is to enhance capacity and upgrade security to enhance the safety of clients at Gaudenzia Fresh Start, which provides a continuum of care and programming for individuals being treated for substance use disorder. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$337,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Delaware National Guard |
Funding will replace the outdated Delaware Air National Guard Fuel Cell/Corrosion Control hangar at New Castle County Airport. |
New Castle |
DE |
$17,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CHEER, Inc. |
Funding would be used to complete pre-development site engineering work and a site master plan for a senior citizen apartment complex in Georgetown, Delaware. |
Georgetown |
DE |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Hockessin Colored School 107, Inc. |
The Hockessin Colored School #107 (HCS) plans to transform the school into a “Center for Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Equity”. The center would focus on educational enrichment, diversity training, and the development of social infrastructure strategies to address issues such as health care, housing, and education. This funding would be used for renovation, restoration, and reactivation of the school itself to prepare to welcome community members. |
Hockessin |
DE |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nanticoke Indian Association |
The Nanticoke Indian Association (NIA) currently owns a community center providing programs and services to its 1,200 tribal members who reside on Tribal lands or in the adjacent communities. They would use this funding to modernize the building and then add-on an addition to better serve the Tribe and community members With this funding, they would be capable of hosting community functions at their facility and upgrade the services they provide to their members, including child care and a food bank. |
Millsboro |
DE |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Aetna Hose Hook and Ladder Company |
The money would be used to allow Aetna to consolidate two stations in a single station and renovate an existing third station. |
Newark |
DE |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Department of Transportation |
Funding to support the construction a pedestrian and bicycle trail that runs alongside Munchy Branch Road from Seaside Boulevard to Field Lane/Shady Ridge Drive in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$1,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of Sussex County |
Funding for Habitat for Humanity of Sussex County to build 10 new homes to serve 25 individuals and give them the opportunity to build and purchase an affordable home. |
Sussex County |
DE |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
REACH Riverside |
Funding to build a new, Kingswood Community Center (KCC) in the Riverside neighborhood of Wilmington, Delaware. The current community center has outgrown its aging building and funding will invest in a new, state-of-the-art facility that can support program growth, offer important amenities to residents, and strengthen community resiliency. A new KCC is part of REACH Riverside's effort to transform the impoverished Riverside neighborhood into a vibrant and healthy community by implementing the nationally recognized Purpose Built Communities model. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Todmorden Foundation |
Funding for the Flats V Senior Housing Development in Wilmington, Delaware which will offer affordable housing for seniors. This rental housing community will be the fifth phase of the larger Flats Redevelopment Project that seeks to redevelop and preserve the historic Flats neighborhood, which was originally established to be affordable workforce housing by industrialist William Bancroft in the early twentieth century. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of New Castle County |
Funding would support the current phase of Habitat for Humanity’s Affordable Homeownership Program in Wilmington, Delaware. With these funds, 15 homes can be built to serve about 45 individuals. These homes will be built on the Eastside and Northeast communities of Wilmington. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Delaware Community Reinvestment Action Council |
Funding for the Delaware Community Reinvestment Action Council (DCRAC) to operate a one-year pilot program that will help minority renters become homeowners in the City of Wilmington, Delaware. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Salvation Army Delaware |
The Salvation Army Delaware’s anti-human trafficking program, Restoration Now, is the only human trafficking shelter in the state of Delaware that is recognized by all government agencies in Delaware. This funding will allow the shelter space for trafficking victims to be reconfigured to enhance the safety and security of the clients, staff, visitors, and shelter residents under other programs like emergency homelessness housing. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$485,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Coons |
DE |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wilmington |
Renovation of five community parks in Wilmington, Delaware. |
Wilmington |
DE |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Reno |
The Northern Nevada Agricultural Center Project would create an Agricultural Center in Fallon, NV to enhance programming for youth and adults. It would also increase research and food production capabilities in the region. The facility would allow for research activities related to the development of new varietals and growing techniques to improve food production and processing under changing climatic conditions. |
Fallon |
NV |
$1,357,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lander County |
The Battle Mountain Railroad Replication Project would provide funding to add a new structure onto an existing museum property that will be a resurrection of the Battle Mountain Railroad Depot built in 1880 and demolished in 1988. |
Lander County |
NV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lander County |
The Battle Mountain Courthouse/Grammar School Historic Preservation Project seeks funding to engage a preservation architect to create an interior restoration plan for the Battle Mountain Grammar School located in Battle Mountain, Nevada. Battle Mountain is a town of just over 3,600 located in rural Nevada about a three-hour drive from Reno. The former Battle Mountain Grammar School, built in 1916, and most recently used as the Lander County Courthouse, is the largest building in Battle Mountain and its placement at the center of town continues to make it an important centerpiece for this community. |
Lander County |
NV |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lander County |
The Austin Youth and Community Center Project would allow the county to restore the façade of the Austin Youth and Community Center to its pre-1900
appearance when the building served as a fire station. The county intends to use funds awarded to cover predesign services, design and construction drawings,
and bidding and construction administration support. |
Lander County |
NV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Agriculture |
The Wild Horse Management Project proposes to implement a collaborative and science-based solution to help manage the feral horse population on Nevada’s Virginia Range. The Nevada Department of Agriculture (NDA) would implement a study to document non-lethal herd management, including Porcine Zona Pellucia; establish public/private partnerships for long-term horse sanctuaries and adoption programs; and expand public safety efforts with fencing and diversionary feeding to prevent horse-vehicle collisions. |
Virginia Mountain Range |
NV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of West Wendover |
The West Wendover Fire Station Project would fund an important long-term public safety facility for the City of West Wendover. A new facility would provide a
suitable number of bays and adequate storage space for vehicles and equipment, training rooms for initial and recurring training for fire fighter personnel, and
housing facilities for 24-hour personnel. |
West Wendover |
NV |
$1,348,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department |
The Nevada Joint Training Center Technology Project would support the purchase of technology, training equipment, and other training resources to outfit training spaces needed for classroom instruction and simulated training environments at a reality-based training facility currently under construction in Las Vegas, NV. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Desert Research Institute |
The DRI Geoengineering Project would allow the Desert Research Institute in Reno, Nevada to expand its research in climate geoengineering, a field that refers to proposals to “engineer” the global atmospheric system with the primary intention of reducing undesired climate change globally.
|
Reno |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Sparks Police Department |
The Sparks First Responder Equipment Replacement project seeks funding to replace outdated 800 MHz radios and protective equipment that first responders use throughout the city. The Department needs new P25 radios that are compatible with a new system currently being installed in Reno, Sparks, and surrounding areas. |
Sparks |
NV |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of West Wendover |
The West Wendover Public Safety Interoperability Project would provide funding to purchase additional repeater antennae for the West Wendover Police Department. This will increase signal penetration while adding secure data transmission/communication capability to integrate the use of GIS and related law enforcement/emergency services information from Dispatch to personnel on the street via secure wireless data transmission. These upgrades would also interlink with future upgrades under consideration by Elko Dispatch, thus providing redundancy across Elko County. |
West Wendover |
NV |
$376,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The Lake Mead/Las Vegas Wash Program – Lower Wash Stabilization Project would direct funding to construct erosion control structures in the Lower Wash, which is located in the NPS Lake Mead National Recreation Area. The Las Vegas Wash is the primary drainage of the Las Vegas Valley, carrying urban runoff and treated wastewater into Lake Mead and the Colorado River. Erosion control structures will protect existing infrastructure, restore surrounding wetlands and improve drinking water quality for the Southern Nevada region. |
Clark County |
NV |
$3,060,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The Site Assessment for Hoover Dam Solid Waste Disposal Site Project would direct funds to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to work with the Colorado River Commission of Nevada to conduct a complete site assessment for the Hoover Dam Waste Disposal site, in order for the site to be fully cleaned and avoid the risk of environmental harm to the Colorado River.
|
Clark County |
NV |
$390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Henderson |
This request for Congressionally Directed Spending would support the construction of the Henderson Workforce Training Center, a 25,000-square foot multi-purpose facility focused on creating a skilled advanced manufacturing workforce that spurs growth in this sector for small businesses. |
Henderson |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Homeland Security |
Carson City Public Works Department |
The Carson City Emergency Operations Center/Fire Station/Emergency Dispatch Center Project would fund the construction of a dedicated building with the size, layout, and communications necessary to operate as a function Emergency Operations Center, Alternate Dispatch Center, and Fire Station. Combining three functions into a single building would improve emergency management and preparedness capabilities for Carson City. |
Carson City |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Homeland Security |
Nevada Institute of Autonomous Systems |
The Reno Fire Department Wildfire Management project would fund an initiative to uses a tethered drone for early detection and routine fire surveillance. |
Reno |
NV |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Boulder City |
The City of Boulder City Wastewater Treatment Plant Bar Screen and Grit Removal System Replacement Project would fund the removal of existing equipment that is over 10 years old, and replace it with a new bar screen and grit removal system. |
Boulder City |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Carson City |
The Quill Water Treatment Plant Upgrade Project will update the Quill Water Treatment Plant (QWTP), which Carson City relies on to treat water from Kings Creek, Ash Creek, and the historic Marlette Hobart Water System. |
Carson City |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Carson City |
The Carson City Southeast Sewer Extension Project would fund construction of sanitary sewer infrastructure in the southeast area of Carson City to convert approximately 140 residences currently utilizing septic tanks to the public sanitary sewer system |
Carson City |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
The Ely Downtown Upgrade Project would fund upgrades in downtown Ely by Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT), including improving most storm drains to NDOT design standards and installing a major storm drain from the Courthouse Park to where Murry Creek crosses the railroad. This improvement to the system would reduce significantly and/or prevent completely any flooding in these areas from water events that previously would have resulted in flooding. |
Ely |
NV |
$26,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
The Central Ely Sewer Upgrade Project would upgrade and replace the main sewer line and manholes in Central Ely to bring them to modern standards. |
Ely |
NV |
$3,306,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
The Lower East Ely Water Line Upgrade Project would upgrade and replace older, smaller, outdated water lines in Lower East Ely. |
Ely |
NV |
$3,010,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fallon |
The Rattlesnake Hill Water Tank Upgrade Project would replace two water storage tanks located adjacent to Rattlesnake Hill in Churchill County, Nevada (northeast of the City of Fallon, off of Airport Road and Rio Vista Drive), which store water for the City as part of its municipal water supply. |
Fallon |
NV |
$1,995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Churchill County |
The Sand Creek Project would fund project planning, design, and related costs for a new water treatment plant for Churchill County. |
Fallon |
NV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Desert Research Institute |
The Sustaining Recreation and Healthy Ecosystems at Lake Tahoe Project is a joint project between the Desert Research Institute and the University of Nevada – Reno to fund research to underpin the creation of a long-term Sustainable Recreation program that can guide future management decisions and reduce the anthropogenic impacts in and around Lake Tahoe. Further, research on the role of uplands in the Lake Tahoe Basin as sources of water, sediments and nutrients and the response of processes that transport these materials to the lake in the face of increased wildfire threats, impacts from climate change, and ongoing restoration and management interventions will be addressed through a Resilient Uplands program. |
Reno |
NV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Truckee Meadows Water Authority |
The OneWater Nevada Purification Facility will be a 2 million gallons per day groundwater recharge demonstration project using advanced purified water. |
Reno |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Desert Research Institute |
The Desert Research Institute’s Leeside Risks Initiative would assess current and future extreme winter storm risks to mountain and leeside communities. The research would be used to develop a common set of tools, models, and modes of engagement to help emergency and resilience planners assess extreme storm risks, and implement mitigation actions in leeside rural and urban communities in Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and the Pacific Northwest. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Reno |
The City of Reno Septic Sewer Conversions Project would install sewer mains to allow residents in the McCloud Area of Reno (also known as Island 8), a low-and moderate-income neighborhood that has approximately 110 single-family homes currently on septic systems, to connect to the City sewer system. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sparks |
The Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility (TMWRF) Upgrades Project would replace failed coating on the facility’s aeration deck, rehabilitate a secondary clarifier, and improve communications. The project also would install a fiber optic connection between the TMWRF and Sparks City Hall, creating a more secure connection and preventing outages due to high winds. |
Sparks |
NV |
$1,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grover C. Dils Medical Center |
The Grover C. Dils Medical Center Project would fund the architectural and engineering services for a replacement hospital facility in Caliente, Nevada. |
Caliente |
NV |
$2,496,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Western Nevada College |
The Western Nevada College Commercial Drivers License Training Program Project would support the college’s commercial drivers license training program, which is part of a workforce development program aimed at serving students in Northern Nevada, including recently displaced workers.
|
Carson City |
NV |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark County School District |
The Social Workers in Clark County School District Project would fund contracts for 16 social workers from outside behavioral healthcare agencies to provide prevention and intervention services to CCSD students at identified high-needs schools. |
Clark County |
NV |
$944,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Workforce Connections |
The Workforce Development Programs Project will support successful workforce development programming, including programs that help avert layoffs and that offer employers access to financial services, training programs, talent development, staff recruitment campaigns, licensing, and more.
|
Clark County |
NV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College of Southern Nevada |
The College of Southern Nevada HVAC Training Facility Equipment Project would fund the purchase of lab equipment for a new training facility at the college’s
Sahara West Center campus.
|
Clark County |
NV |
$92,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada State College |
The Student Wellness Center Project would support the expansion of mental health and wellness services at Nevada State College.
|
Henderson |
NV |
$1,882,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada State College |
The Nevada State College Early Childhood Education Center (ECEC) Project would establish an inclusive preschool program that serves children 3-5 years old. |
Henderson |
NV |
$1,628,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada State College |
The Nevada State College Nursing Technology Enhancement Project would fund technology enhancements to enrich curricular offerings for students, including through training models that use simulation scenarios and virtual reality, and that give students real-time feedback. |
Henderson |
NV |
$648,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College of Southern Nevada |
The CSN Advanced Manufacturing Lab Equipment Project would fund the purchase of equipment for CSN’s Advanced Manufacturing Lab and an eLearning Library.
|
Henderson |
NV |
$223,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Las Vegas |
The UNLV School of Dental Medicine Specialized Clinic Project would fund the creation of an outpatient dental clinic devoted to patients with advance care needs. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Las Vegas |
The UNLV School of Medicine Mobile Clinics Project would fund the acquisition of two mobile clinics to expand care to the medically underserved in the community.
|
Las Vegas |
NV |
$1,565,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Las Vegas |
The UNLV Scanning Electron Microscope Project would fund the acquisition of a Scanning Electron Microsope (SEM) that provides high-resolution images for rapid
assessment of the characters and phases in a material.
|
Las Vegas |
NV |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Las Vegas |
The UNLV Micro-Computed Tomography Instrumentation Project would fund the purchase of a Micro-CT scanner, which uses a 3D imaging technique to allow researchers to see the inside of an object. The technology is critical to researchers studying tissue and organs, composite materials, batteries, and other related
items. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Reno |
The Nevada State Public Health Laboratory Project at the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine would establish a State Toxicological Laboratory to provide drug testing, confirmation, and consultation to public health and public safety agencies. |
Reno |
NV |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada System of Higher Education |
The NSHE Pilot Mental Health Services Project will address the emotional and mental health needs of NSHE students, faculty, and staff. The pilot will focus on three service areas (1) crisis hotlines/online resources, (2) additional and targeted personnel, and (3) training, workshop development, and information. Additionally, as part of an evaluation of the pilot program, a comprehensive and systemwide NSHE assessment will provide data and insight to assist in the delivery of mental health assistance.
|
Reno |
NV |
$2,661,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Truckee Meadows Community College |
The Truckee Meadows Community College Nursing Expansion Project would support the growth of TMCC’s nursing program as it expands to offer a new RN-BSN
degree beginning in the summer of 2021 to meet the growing demand for nurses across the region.
|
Reno |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washoe County |
The Washoe County Sheriff Regional Medical Infirmary Project would fund equipment and design for a new medical infirmary to provider medical and mental health treatment. |
Washoe County |
NV |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of West Wendover |
The West Wendover Digital X-Ray Machine Project would support the purchase and installation of a new digital x-ray machine at the West Wendover Clinic, as well as hardware and software upgrades to the X-ray termination and necessary facility modifications. |
West Wendover |
NV |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Army National Guard |
To fund project and development (P&D) designs for shooting range upgrades to Hawthorne Army Depot and Nellis AFB to enable future appropriations for construction, and future use by the Nevada National Guard. |
Clark and Mineral Counties |
NV |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Nellis Air Force Base |
To fund project and development (P&D) design of a 240 room dormitory at Nellis Air Force Base to enable future years appropriations for construction. Additional housing will address a housing shortage for junior enlisted Airmen on Nellis AFB. |
Clark County |
NV |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Creech Air Force Base |
To fund project and development (P&D) design of a 44,035 square foot indoor fitness center at Creech Air Force Base to provide a key quality of life improvement from the stressors of the Creech mission, ensure Airmen maintain physical fitness, and positively impact retention and readiness. |
Clark County |
NV |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Creech Air Force Base |
To fund project and development (P&D) design of a 37,000 square foot mission support facility at Creech Air Force Base capable of housing Group Command Staff, Manpower & Personnel Offices, a Finance Office, the Base Legal Office, Airman & Family Readiness Center Offices, the Airman & Family Readiness Center, Force Support Squadron leadership, and a Conference Center. |
Clark County |
NV |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tahoe Regional Planning Agency |
The SR28 Central Corridor Project would construct an 8-mile segment of the NV Stateline to Stateline Bikeway connecting Sand Harbor to Spooner State Park, providing off highway connections to US Forest Service recreation areas and State Parks lands. The project takes a holistic approach to addressing challenging conditions for motorists, pedestrians, and bicyclists. It will provide a safe alternative to driving and sustainable access for all users to enjoy this popular Scenic Byway Corridor.
|
Carson City |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carson City |
The William Street Complete Streets Project will provide continuous roadway, bicycle, and pedestrian, safety, and beautification improvements throughout Carson City. The project will convert this large corridor, formerly a State Highway, into more productive uses that facilitate comfortable, convenient, and safe travel for pedestrians and cyclists; create a defined sense of place and unique character along East William Street through business investment, public art installations, and attractive landscaping; increase driver safety; provide for green and sustainable infrastructure; prepare Carson City for future Smart City advancements; and establish a distinct gateway into downtown Carson City.
|
Carson City |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carson City |
The Western Nevada Safe Routes to School (WN-SRTS) program encourages students to activate their daily routines by walking and biking to school. This project will construct safe and connected infrastructure in order to make walking and bicycling to school safer and more desirable. |
Carson City |
NV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Churchill County |
Funds will be used to construct a new rural arterial road with water and sewer infrastructure, connecting from the commercial center of Fallon to the Coleman Road Development project. |
Churchill County |
NV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Reno |
The City of Reno’s Pedestrian Improvements Project would involve installation of sidewalks and bike lanes on a section of Dickerson Road and Second Street in Reno, providing increased mobility and access for the businesses and residents of the area. |
City of Reno |
NV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Duckwater Shoshone Tribe |
This project would pave a 24 mile, currently unpaved, road from the Duckwater Shoshone Tribe's reservation to the Eureka County line. |
Duckwater |
NV |
$31,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fallon |
The Nevada Department of Transportation (“NDOT”)’s Williams Avenue Project would encompass a full mill and overlay on Highway 50, also known as Williams Avenue, in Fallon, Nevada from Allen Road east to Rio Vista. Due to the anticipated future expansion of the City of Fallon, tribal properties, and commercial and residential development and growth, improvements and expansion are necessary to decrease traffic congestion at Williams Avenue from Sherman Street to Harrigan Road. |
Fallon |
NV |
$1,415,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Henderson |
The existing Mission Hills Detention Basin and outlet structure were built in 1994-95, before the existence of the college. The needed improvements would relocate the existing levy further south to allow development of the campus and continued protection of the area from flooding. Currently 360 acres of the 503-acre campus is unprotected. The facility is owned and maintained by the City of Henderson, if relocated the City would continue to provide maintenance. |
Henderson |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Henderson |
The Boulder Highway Reimagined Project would construct a center running transit corridor with two lanes, a bike lane, and wide sidewalks in each direction which will expand access for all modes of travel on this critical regional route. It is anticipated that improvements to Boulder Highway will build on the prior projects to result in further improvements and economic transformation to the area. |
Henderson |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RTC of Southern Nevada |
The Maryland Parkway Bus Rapid Transit Zero Emissions Fleet Project includes the procurement of a dedicated fleet of zero emission buses with branding for the exclusive use of the Maryland Parkway Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system. Zero emission buses will operate in dedicated transit lanes with enhanced transit stations as part of an overall project that will also create signalized pedestrian crossings, protected bike lanes, wider sidewalks, landscaping, and public art. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Vegas |
The Charleston Boulevard Underpass Project includes lowering the Charleston Boulevard roadway to provide the desired bridge clearance, reconstructing the existing underpass into a wider boulevard with three lanes and a bike lane, and widening sidewalks in each direction which will expand access for all modes of travel on this regional route. Implementing these new underpass improvements will allow traffic to flow more freely and safely through this corridor.
In addition, a series of Complete Streets improvements will be made along the route to increase the multimodal presence in a safe and welcoming manner, expanding access for residents throughout the entire Valley.
|
Las Vegas |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Vegas |
The Historic Westside Complete Streets Project would provide funding for the NEPA review and design of Complete Streets improvements within Las Vegas, Nevada’s Historic Westside community, including improvements along Washington Avenue, H Street, and Bonanza Drive. Proposed improvements include rehabilitation of the pavement, new bicycle lanes, widened sidewalks, street trees, Median Island landscaping, enhanced, historical street lighting, and other pedestrian-focused upgrades. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
The North Las Vegas LED Street Light Conversion Project would retrofit all street lights in North Las Vegas with new, energy-efficient, LED bulbs, replacing approximately 26,500 traditional bulbs throughout the City to achieve a 100% LED street light infrastructure. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
The Mixed-Use Micro-Business Park & Affordable Housing Project would support the construction of a complex where new or growing businesses can be centralized, have a brick-and-mortar operation, and access to resources from Clark County. This would be a mixed-use development, with affordable housing on the higher floors, and businesses at ground-level. This new concept would serve as an opportunity to grow businesses and strengthen existing ones – over a specified period of time. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
The Cheyenne Sports Complex Improvement Project is part of a larger park improvement project that began in spring 2021. When completed, the park will serve as a multi-field sports complex and provide recreational amenities for local residents of all ages.
|
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nye County |
The Nye County Civic Center Project would develop a civic center that serves as a local community center for youth activities, recreation, physical/wellness programs, events, performances, educational programs and community gatherings in Pahrump, Nevada. Nye County has developed a plan to build a multi-purpose facility that will be operated by the County for the benefit of the community. |
Pahrump |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RTC of Washoe County |
The Arlington Avenue Bridges Project will replace two road bridges over the Truckee River on Arlington Avenue. The existing bridges are structurally deficient and have the worst structural rating of any bridge in Washoe County due to age and repeated flood exposure. The new bridges will accommodate flood mitigation and include space for debris-removal equipment during flood events. |
Reno |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Reno |
The City of Reno’s ADA Upgrades to City Facilities Project would bring restroom facilities in 14 City of Reno parks into compliance with Americans with Disability Act requirements. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,056,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sparks |
The Sparks Street Rehabilitation Project will replace failing roadway, curb & gutter, sidewalk, and driveway approaches, in two communities, creating safer streets for the City of Sparks. |
Sparks |
NV |
$3,380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washoe County |
The County Road 34 Rehabilitation, Reconstruction, and Safety Improvement project rehabilitates 14 total miles of roadway in the rural portion of northern Washoe County to support economic growth in the region, local communities, and the annual Burning Man event. |
Washoe County |
NV |
$14,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Cortez Masto |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washoe County |
The Nevada Cares Campus is a regional collaborative effort to centralize homeless services while providing adequate spacing for social distancing and service provision. The 15-acre property was purchased in 2020 and the 46,000 square foot shelter opened on May 17, 2021. This funding would expand upon the initial phase of the newly constructed shelter and will include a day use area, safe camping location, and internet and broadband infrastructure. |
Washoe County |
NV |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Katherine Shaw Bethea Hospital |
Upgrade four labor and delivery rooms which have not been updated since 1996. |
Dixon |
IL |
$334,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rush University Medical Center |
REACH for IT program seeks to strengthen the pipeline and readiness of traditionally underrepresented students to fill critical IT roles in the medical and science fields, Federal agencies such as NASA and DoD, and elsewhere. |
Chicago |
IL |
$696,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project will provide funding for ecosystem restoration and navigation improvements along the Mississippi River. |
Multiple cities and counties along the Mississippi |
IL |
$45,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Financial Services and General Government |
Western Illinois University (WIU) |
Establish a small business assistance program at Western Illinois University to help create, support and expand small businesses in west and northwest Illinois. |
Moline |
IL |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Homeland Security |
St. Clair County |
To renovate the stormwater and wastewater system in Cahokia Heights, Illinois. |
Cahokia Heights |
IL |
$22,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Homeland Security |
Jackson County |
To help fund the construction of a Southern Illinois Emergency Operations Center. |
Murphysboro |
IL |
$9,961,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Loyola University Chicago |
Help support the creation of an Environmental Toxicology Research Laboratory at Loyola University Chicago’s new School of Environmental Sustainability. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,014,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Clinton |
To construct a new water tower and water main for the city of Clinton |
City of Clinton |
IL |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Harvey |
To fund the renovation and update of the water and sewer systems in Harvey, Illinois. |
City of Harvey |
IL |
$4,738,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oglesby |
To replace an outdated watermain in Oglesby, IL. |
City of Oglesby |
IL |
$682,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sesser |
To update and renovate the severely outdated sewer collection system in Sesser, IL. |
City of Sesser |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Water Reclamation District |
To provide funding to bolster resilience in historically underserved areas in the Chicago metropolitan area through reducing flooding of homes and contamination of the environment from sanitary sewer overflows in four disproportionately impacted municipalities in Illinois |
Cook County |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Godley Public Water District |
To provide a reliable source of safe, plentiful, and affordable water for people living and working in the Godley Public Water District area. |
Custer Park, Will County |
IL |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin Water District |
The current water main in the city of Hennepin has a critical leak which leads to hundreds of thousands of gallons of water being wasted every day. Additionally,
because of this leak, the town suffers from poor water quality and high costs related to additional strains on equipment and workers. |
Hennepin |
IL |
$618,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Will County |
Provide funding for upgrading the water and wastewater sanitary system in Southeast Joliet. |
Joliet |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Bureau Junction |
To separate the sewer system used by the Village of Bureau
Junction. |
Village of Bureau Junction |
IL |
$535,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Cedar Point |
To upgrade the Village of Cedar Point's wastewater treatment facility. This project is mandated by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency. |
Village of Cedar Point |
IL |
$335,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shawnee Health Service and Development Corporation |
To fund the development of a health and community service clinic in Carbondale, IL. |
Carbondale |
IL |
$3,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gateway Foundation Inc. |
To fund the expansion of services of Gateway’s Kedzie Recovery Home (KRH) on the West Side of Chicago. |
Chicago |
IL |
$5,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MxD USA (Manufacturing x Digital) |
To fund a workforce development program focused on water security for the Great Lakes region. |
Chicago |
IL |
$2,171,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Esperanza Health Centers |
To fund the expansion of the Esperanza flagship health center in Brighton Park, Chicago, IL. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Trilogy, Inc |
To help fund the renovation of the Trilogy integrated care clinic, focused on assisting individuals with mental illness. |
Chicago |
IL |
$872,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Able Network |
To fund a training and support program for job seekers in Illinois facing a digital divide. |
Chicago |
IL |
$331,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Safer Foundation |
To help fund the Safer Transitions program for persons with arrest and conviction records. |
Chicago |
IL |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pillars Community Health |
To fund the expansion of telehealth services at Pillars Community Health Center. |
Cook and Dupage Counties |
IL |
$345,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Illinois University |
To fund the postsecondary educational development program of ProPEL. |
Dekalb |
IL |
$577,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Monmouth College |
To fund a teacher training and education program at Monmouth College. |
Monmouth |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SIU School of Medicine |
To fund a telehealth center at the SIU School of Medicine |
Springfield |
IL |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Alton |
Renovate and upgrade surface transportation areas in Alton, IL. |
Alton |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chicago Transit Authority |
To update and modernize the CTA elevator system to increase the accessibility of stations. |
Chicago |
IL |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House Illinois |
To help renovate the Covenant House Facility to expand services for the homeless youth population in Chicago. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Chicago |
To rebuild an obsoleted State/Lake loop station in downtown Chicago |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
McHenry County Division of Transportation |
To fund surface transportation improvements and renovations in Crystal Lake and Lake in the Hills, Illinois |
Crystal Lake |
IL |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Decatur |
Provide funding to upgrade and renovate the Faries Parkway Interchange project. |
Decatur |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of East Saint Louis |
To help fund the development of a senior living facility. |
East Saint Louis |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of East Saint Louis |
To rehabilitate critical surface transportation areas in East Saint Louis, Illinois |
East Saint Louis |
|
$1,634,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Elmwood Park |
To upgrade a critical point of rail and transit crossing in Elmwood, Illinois. |
Elmwood Park |
IL |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Duckworth |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Randolph County |
The development of a new highway connector project |
Jackson and Perry Counties |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
John G. Shedd Aquarium |
to address deferred habitat restoration and conservation needs in the polluted ecosystem on the South Branch of the Chicago River, aka “Bubbly Creek,” in partnership with the Chicago Park District. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Chicago |
to complete the pre-construction design to reconfigure the 25-year-old Federal Inspection Station (FIS) at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport to meet current agency standards, streamline passenger and baggage processing, and expand overall capacity. |
Chicago |
IL |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Katherine Shaw Bethea Hospital |
to renovate three Labor and Delivery rooms to include new casework, lighting and equipment, and restroom facilities. |
Dixon |
IL |
$334,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Illini Community Hospital |
to expand a rural telemedicine program covering a town of 4,200 and a service area of 12,000. |
Pittsfield |
IL |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Advocate Christ Medical Center |
to conduct a targeted neighborhood assessment to understand the specific causes of violence and the local strategies that may work best to prevent and intervene in violence |
Chicago |
IL |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Chicago |
for the expansion of the Neighborhood Policing Initiative (NPI), a new community collaborative policing program in Chicago in which officers regularly engage with residents to problem solve and build strong community relations |
Chicago |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Heartland Alliance |
to support READI Chicago, an evidence-based violence reduction initiative providing intensive, innovative programming to men at the highest risk of gun violence involvement. |
Chicago |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lawndale Christian Legal Center |
to support and enhance the community-based legal services to juveniles and emerging adults, ages 24 and younger, who reside in North Lawndale |
Chicago |
IL |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) |
to develop resources for local and county governments in northeastern Illinois to help make their flood resilience project prioritization processes more equitable by updating CMAP’s Urban Flood Susceptibility Index with new data to help county and local governments equitably prioritize flood resilience projects to address the needs of those most vulnerable to climate change. |
Chicago |
IL |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
SouthCom Combined Dispatch Center |
for communications systems that will provide more detailed information to the public, allow for more focused policing as well as notification to community fire departments in a more timely fashion |
Matteson |
IL |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Illinois Secretary of State Police |
for procurement of a robot used to identify, analyze and render safe any explosive hazards or hazardous materials |
Springfield |
IL |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Springfield Police Department |
to procure technology to allow police to monitor areas with high rates of gun violence in order to pinpoint when and where gunshots occur, and expedite their response times to those incidents |
Springfield |
IL |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Chicago |
For a clean energy retrofit program for homes and communities to reduce energy consumption by 50%. |
Chicago |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To continue preconstruction, engineering, and design of levees, reservoirs, and ecosystem restoration to reduce flooding in communities in Upper Des Plaines River watershed. |
Chicago Corps District |
IL |
$1,525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Evanston |
To install solar energy on low income properties. |
Evanston |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To fund the first NESP construction on Lock and Dam 25 north of St. Louis. NESP would expand and modernize seven locks at the most congested lock locations along the Upper Mississippi and Illinois Rivers as well as fund $1.7 billion in ecosystem restoration. |
Lock and Dam 25 |
IL |
$45,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To complete the feasibility study for the environmental restoration of the polluted Fox River. |
Rock Island Corps District |
IL |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For a new regional planning effort between the Upper Mississippi River Basin Association and the Army Corps to develop long term resilience plans for managing floods, drought, and sediment. |
Rock Island Corps District |
IL |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For sewer projects in Madison and St. Clair Counties. |
St. Louis Corps District |
IL |
$21,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For a comprehensive evaluation of the Southern Illinois Levee Systems. The study will determine risks given the continued impacts of climate change, recommend risk-reduction measures, and prioritize them for future funding. |
St. Louis Corps District |
IL |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Financial Services and General Government |
Everett McKinley Dirksen United States Courthouse |
to allow for the demolition of the four unoccupied and deteriorating federal buildings directly adjacent to the Dirksen Courthouse, as well as associated costs of remediation and site improvements. |
Chicago |
IL |
$52,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Financial Services and General Government |
Haymarket Center |
to support direct vocational services and job training through its recently completed, on-site kitchen program. |
Chicago |
IL |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Financial Services and General Government |
Northern Illinois University |
to work with local food entrepreneurs to improve their sustainability and accelerate growth while providing employment opportunities to underserved community residents and experiential learning for college students |
DeKalb |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Financial Services and General Government |
Will County |
for the expansion of the Will County Behavioral Workforce Pipeline project, which provides career training, supportive services and educational resources to individuals from a substance use disorder for entry-level jobs as recovery coaches in community organizations. |
Joliet |
IL |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Financial Services and General Government |
Western Illinois University |
to expand efforts to address food deserts in locations across the state by providing technical assistance to keep small community grocery stores open, and aid in the establishment of community supported retail grocery stores in both urban and rural areas that struggle with food insecurity. |
Macomb |
IL |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Homeland Security |
City of Chicago |
To support the design and construction of the Morgan Shoal Chicago Shoreline Project to help to protect Lake Shore Drive, its residents, and public properties from flooding and subsequent erosion damage. |
Chicago |
IL |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Homeland Security |
DuPage County |
To install hydraulic floodwalls and floodgates to protect more than 130 homes in the St. Joseph Creek Condominiums in Lisle. |
DuPage County |
IL |
$915,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Homeland Security |
Wauconda Fire Protection District |
To replace an emergency back-up generator, which will be used to power their emergency operations center in a disaster. |
Lake and McHenry Counties |
IL |
$48,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Homeland Security |
Board of Trustees of Western Illinois University |
To renovate the university’s library to add a permanent emergency operations facility for the region. |
Macomb |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Homeland Security |
City of Peoria |
To conduct planning studies, design engineering, and construction of a flood wall system to protect their downtown from flooding. |
Peoria County |
IL |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Homeland Security |
St. Clair County |
To repair or replace failing pump stations in Cahokia Heights and bring its sewer system to a sufficient working condition. |
St. Clair County |
IL |
$22,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
HeartLands Conservancy |
To help address urgent and systemic sanitary sewer overflow issues in Cahokia Heights including repairing and replacing sewer pipes, surface drainage systems, and pump stations. |
Centreville |
IL |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Historic Pullman Foundation |
To collaborate with the property owners within the monument on a strategic master plan to address historic preservation and improvements to Pullman's historic structures and public spaces. |
Chicago |
IL |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kishwaukee Water Reclamation District |
To extend sanitary sewer infrastructure to serve Malta and Kishwaukee Community College. |
City of DeKalb, Village of Malta, DeKalb County |
IL |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Morton Arboretum |
To assist communities in the Chicago region in planting new trees to mitigate the impact of climate change and address environmental inequities in underserved communities. |
DuPage County |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Joliet, Illinois |
To replace aged, leaking water mains needed as part of the City’s Alternative Water Source Program. |
Joliet |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lake County Public Works |
To replace aging, critical equipment for the Des Plaines River Water Reclamation Facility. |
Lake County |
IL |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service |
To expand the federally protected Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge. |
McHenry County |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Metropolis |
To rehab and upgrade their water treatment plant. |
Metropolis |
IL |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Monmouth |
To replace outdated water mains. |
Monmouth |
IL |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of North Chicago |
To accelerate the replacement of lead service lines and water mains. |
North Chicago |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Peoria |
For their Spring Street Water Infrastructure Project to address combined sewer overflow issues. |
Peoria |
IL |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Schaumburg |
To plant new trees and remove infected trees. |
Schaumburg |
IL |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Water Reclamation District |
To build flood resilience in historically underserved areas of the Chicago region facing sewer overflow issues. |
Stone Park, Harvey, Riverdale, and Dolton |
IL |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
IBEW Technical Institute |
To support curriculum, training, and an instructor in two high schools in the Chicago region and an after-school program that will educate high school students on career opportunities in the unionized electrical and renewable energy industries. |
Alsip |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aurora University |
To help support Aurora’s new Center for Immersive Learning, which will provide hands-on training opportunities for AU’s nearly 800 nursing students. |
Aurora |
IL |
$775,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chestnut Health Systems |
To expand their Federally Qualified Health Center services to Belleville, with an emphasis on behavioral health treatment. |
Belleville |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Illinois Healthcare |
To replace the current general X-Ray room at SIH’s Memorial Hospital of Carbondale. |
Carbondale |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Illinois Healthcare |
To renovate the outpatient rehabilitation buildings at Herrin Hospital and in Carterville, Illinois, into a single location recently acquired by SIH. |
Cartersville |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Illinois University |
To expand the capacity of its Grow Your Own teacher preprogram and develop an online Masters of Arts in Teaching program to help accommodate student needs |
Charleston |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rush University |
To help establish their Center for Emerging Infectious Diseases. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ASI, Inc. |
For design of a new health and employment center that will offer post-acute healthcare, wellness activities, and a workforce resource center for the community in and around Humboldt Park. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Chicago Medical Center |
To purchase an essential equipment component of their Radiation Oncology Department at their new Cancer Center. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Thresholds |
To renovate and expand existing treatment space to enable it to serve more patients and provide a greater array of supports, including through a group therapy space, family counseling rooms, skills and education workshops, and career development services. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Esperanza Health Centers |
To support a significant expansion of Esperanza’s flagship Federally Qualified Health Center in the low-income, predominantly-Latino community of Brighton Park. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chinese American Service League |
To expand their Senior Meals Program for low-income seniors in diverse AAPI, Latino, and African American communities on Chicago’s South Side. |
CHicago |
|
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Holy Cross Hospital |
For the renovation of Holy Cross Hospital’s 28-bed behavioral health unit, which will allow the hospital to increase access to substance use and mental health treatment for patients. |
Chicago |
IL |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UCAN |
To expand delivery of trauma-informed violence prevention and intervention programming to more communities facing high rates of violence. |
Chicago |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Special Children's Charities |
To expand its offered activities. |
Chicago |
IL |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chica |
To expand Lurie’s Mobile Healthcare Plus program, which uses a modified ambulance to deliver health care services and skilled professionals to medically underserved communities, particularly for school-based services. |
Chicago |
IL |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
BUILD, Inc |
To support the mental health needs of children and families impacted by trauma and violence in West Side, Chicago. |
Chicago |
IL |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chicago State University |
To purchase science laboratory equipment for the Health Sciences Simulation Lab. |
Chicago |
IL |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City Colleges of Chicago/Harold Washington College |
To create Open Educational Resources for courses at Harold Washington College and City Colleges of Chicago and implement into relevant courses including English and Speech. |
Chicago |
IL |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art |
To generate virtual arts education content and curricula development, and engagement to meet the post-COVID needs of teens and Chicago Public School teachers and students. |
Chicago |
IL |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Infant Welfare Society |
To hire five new mental health care providers at the Angel Harvey Family Center of the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago, in order to expand behavioral health care for low-income, Spanish-speaking children and adults. |
Chicago |
IL |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Night Ministry |
To purchase a new Health Outreach Bus to provide health care and social services resources to under-served populations across Chicago. |
Chicago |
IL |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Public Housing Museum |
To provide resources and support for small businesses owned and operated by public housing residents. |
Chicago |
IL |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Casa Central |
To support its Adult Wellness Center, which provides therapeutic services to adults above the age of 60. |
Chicago |
IL |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Near North Health Service Corporation |
To provide medical assistant education and training through their collaboration with the National Institute for Medical Assistant Advancement. |
Chicago |
IL |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Strides for Peace, Inc. |
To expand the Partners in Resilience program administered by Strides for Peace, which addresses trauma in frontline staff for organizations delivering community violence prevention and intervention services. |
Chicago |
IL |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NAMI Chicago |
To expand NAMI’s Peer Support Program for individuals with lived mental health experiences providing support services for families and individuals facing mental health challenges. |
Chicago |
IL |
$90,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chicago Public Schools |
To upgrade STEM, Fine and Performing Arts, and personalized learning technology classrooms in six CPS elementary schools. |
Chicago |
IL |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Illinois Cicero |
To expand behavioral health and addiction treatment services at its Cicero clinic location. |
Cicero |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Advocate Programs, Inc. |
To support evidence-based alternative programs to youth incarceration through intensive wraparound services, family engagement, crisis intervention, skill development, vocational work, and case management. |
Cook County |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cook County Health |
To expand the Cook County Health CARE Trailblazer Program for a new Emergency Medical Technician Apprenticeship. |
Cook County |
|
$315,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Centerstone of Illinois, Inc. |
To expand services, ranging from medication-assisted treatment to peer support in a recovery home, and hire additional nurses for substance use disorder treatment in Metro East. |
Multiple Locations |
|
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aunt Martha's Health and Wellness |
To create an Institute for Integrated, Collaborative Care, which will provide education and training for health care providers to utilize knowledge of social determinants of health and culturally competent care in their patient interactions. |
Olympia Fields |
IL |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bradley University |
To support the Nursing Simulation Lab at Bradley University, which will provide state-of-the-art training and education to nursing students. |
Peoria |
IL |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Easterseals Central Illinois |
To build upon its collaboration with the Bloomington-Normal YMCA and OSF St. Joseph Medical Center to expand its Autism specific therapy services. |
Peoria |
IL |
$625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Knowledge Center at Chaddock |
To complete construction and development of a training space for training, consultation, and research to expand and improve child and adolescent mental health care through the use of trauma-informed clinical practice. |
Quincy |
|
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lewis University |
For Interdisciplinary Telepractice, which would be used to expand telehealth services in Fulton, Hancock, Henderson, McDonough, Schuyler, Vermilion, Will, Kendall, and Cook Counties. |
Romeoville |
IL |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Asian Family Services |
To establish a Behavioral Health Center to provide culturally competent outpatient mental health services, including needs assessments, group therapy, and medication management, to children and families. |
Roselle |
IL |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Schaumburg |
To create a mobile crisis unit to respond to non-life threatening 911 calls and connect residents with mental health support, information, referrals, and linkage to services. |
Schaumburg |
IL |
$335,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Barat Education Foundation |
To expand its One American Voice program, which provides civic education for elementary and middle school students in schools throughout Illinois. |
Several Locations in Illinois |
IL |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Illinois Springfield |
To support training at the University of Illinois Child Protection Training Academy sites in Springfield and Carbondale, which train child welfare case workers across the state. |
Springfield |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Illinois University |
To create a Regional Center for Equity and Professional Development. |
SPringfield |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Whiteside County |
To expand the county-operated Community Health Clinic. |
Whiteside County |
|
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Silver Cross Hospital |
To provide advanced care for premature newborns, full-term babies with congenital disorders, and address infant mortality rate. |
will County |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Will County |
To support an opioid overdose intervention program. |
Will County |
|
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Air National Guard 183rd Wing |
new facilities to house the Base Civil Engineer (BCE) Complex of the Air National Guard 183rd Wing at Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport in Springfield, Illinois. |
Springfield |
IL |
$10,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) |
For upgrades to its 103rd Street facility to accommodate electric buses and charging infrastructure. |
Chicago |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chicago Park District |
To accelerate its current program to establish wi-fi connectivity at all of Chicago’s Parks. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Chicago |
To support the ongoing design and rebuild of the CTA’s State/Lake Station. |
Chicago |
IL |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chicago Park District |
To develop a Washington Park Framework Plan including restoration of the historic park structures around the site of the future Obama Presidential Center. |
Chicago |
IL |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Margaret's Village |
To make repairs and upgrades at their transitional shelters for homeless women, children, families, and seniors. |
Chicago |
IL |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Saint Anthony Hospital |
To create a master plan for a new Focal Point Community Campus in Little Village that will include a new St. Anthony Hospital. |
Chicago |
IL |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Cerebral Palsy Seguin of Greater Chicago |
To renovate their community day sites for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities. |
Chicago Area |
IL |
$287,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jackie Joyner-Kersee Foundation |
To make capital improvements to its youth center. |
East St. Louis |
IL |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CASA Kendall County |
For a multiuse space serving families involved with the foster care system. |
Kendall County |
IL |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Macon County |
To finalize design and begin construction on the replacement of two structurally deficient bridge segments on the Reas Bridge crossing Lake Decatur. |
Macon County |
IL |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Marion |
To repair and resurface three roads (Main, Bainbridge, Pentecost Streets). |
Marion |
IL |
$715,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Morrison Institute of Technology |
To expand their facilities to accommodate a new Automation Annex to house equipment, classrooms, and lab space for its Automation Process Controls Engineering Technology Program. |
Morrison |
IL |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metra |
To support a new zero emission locomotive pilot on its Rock Island Line that runs from Chicago to Joliet. |
Northeastern IL |
IL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Oak Park |
To implement safety recommendations to revitalize the North Avenue corridor. |
Oak Park |
IL |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Rockford Airport Authority |
To construct an aircraft parking apron for increased international air cargo traffic as part of the airport’s new international cargo facility. |
Rockford |
IL |
$14,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The YMCA of Rock River Valley |
For their Youth Equity Center, which focuses on programming to break the cycle of poverty and address social determinants of health for youth in their community. |
Rockford Area |
IL |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cook County Bureau of Asset Management |
For the transit oriented development near the Rosemont CTA Blue Line station. |
Rosemont |
IL |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Springfield |
For a new memorial to honor the 1908 Springfield Race Riot. |
Springfield |
IL |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Durbin |
IL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Illinois Department of Transportation |
To purchase new electric buses and charging infrastructure for downstate transit agencies. |
Statewide |
IL |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Inyo, California |
The requested funding would go towards an "Eastern Sierra Business Center" on Main Street in Bishop, CA. Funding would go towards the purchase of broadband, furniture, and equipment for the center. |
Bishop |
CA |
$205,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Del Norte County Board of Supervisors |
Funding would go towards renovating the Del Norte County Jail, which was built in 1963. Due to heightened security and outdated facilities, the jail currently lacks enough visitation, recreation, and program space to address inmates' needs. Specifically, funding would be used to remodel an existing recreation room to address security concerns and update an existing booking area to create an additional three recreation rooms. |
Crescent |
CA |
$3,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Los Amigos de Guadalupe |
This project would restore the park to be able to provide the community facility that the LeRoy family intended the park to be in 1871. LeRoy Park and the community center was the community unofficial town square where community events and family activities have occurred for generations. LeRoy Park and its community center have long served as the town’s nucleus, hosting events ranging from quinceañeras, barbecues, outdoor concerts and car shows to the Comité Cívico Mexicano de Guadalupe’s annual “Fiestas Patrias” celebrating Mexican Independence Day each September. The park has been a popular site for family gatherings, cultural/national holidays, or other community events like easter egg hunts and boy scout campouts for decades. This park is rooted in the community and has decades of history providing a community focused gathering spot and public benefits to the residents. |
Guadalupe |
CA |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Mariposa |
Funding is requested to build a new garage shelter for a new National Park Service (NPS) owned ambulance. For many years, Mariposa County agreed to house an NPS ambulance in the Wawona area of Yosemite National Park on the condition that it would serve both the emergency healthcare needs of Wawona and Yosemite West residents as well as park visitors in Mariposa Grove, Wawona, and Glacier Point. Recently, Yosemite replaced its 1985 ambulance with a new, upgraded model. Unfortunately the new model does not fit in the current shelter so it must be parked in the Valley, adding 45 minutes or more to respond to emergency situations in the southern portion of the Park. |
Mariposa |
CA |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Nevada |
Funds would go towards installing a 330,000-gallon water storage tank, pipeline, and fire hydrants in the downtown core of North San Juan, which currently lacks public water service and an emergency water pipeline for fire suppression. |
Nevada |
CA |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mayor Bobbie Singh-Allen |
This funding would go towards forensics and evidence enhancements for the Elk Grove Police Department. |
City of Elk Grove |
CA |
$552,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
The City of Long Beach requests funding to use the Georgetown Law Active Bystandership for Law Enforcement training program for their police force. The program itself is free but requires the police to provide a dedicated training coordinator position. Additionally, since they hope to train the entire organization, they must provide the trainings in multiple sessions so as to keep patrol minimums and other public safety operations stable while each session takes place. |
City of Long Beach |
CA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Orange, Chief Executive Office |
In recent years, there has been a significant shift in the criminal justice system to recognize criminal offenses often result from a mental illness or substance use disorder. The goal to reduce the number of individuals with a mental illness or substance use disorder in the jails is the basis of the nationwide. |
County of Orange |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Scripps Institution of Oceanography |
This funding would go towards efforts to fully characterize the extend of the Southern California mid-channel, ocean DDT dump site barrel field (including toxic sampling), identifying the toxin "fingerprint" contained in the barrels, surveying the barrel-derived toxin loads of animals on the seafloor on/near the site, and assessing the extend of human exposure to toxins via fish and fisheries. |
County of San Diego |
CA |
$5,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the Univers |
This funding would be used to purchase a new Mobile Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) system that will provide state-of-the-art monitoring of beach and bluff erosion across the project region on both short (individual storms) and long (multi-year trends) time scales. Coastal monitoring is vital for improved understanding and modeling of coastal hazards and erosion. This technology will help map and predict potential cliff failures. |
County of San Diego |
CA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
North Orange County |
The North Orange County Public Safety Task Force (Task Force) was established by AB 97 (2017) for a 4 Year Public Safety Task Force through June 30, 2021 for the purposes of violence prevention, intervention and suppression efforts. It focuses on coordination, cooperation and collaboration between law enforcement, community-based organizations and the communities it serves. It hopes to use funding to continue its work on violence prevention and intervention, homeless coordination and outreach, and reentry services by implementing an innovative and unique approach focused on collaboration with nonprofits, coordination amongst law enforcement and the community, and focused on achieving these objectives without use of force. |
North Orange County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Oakland |
The city requests funding to establish a coordinated crime scene or hospital bedside response, known as a Triangle Incident Response. Specifically, the city hopes to use funding to hire five additional mental health staff to help reduce retaliatory gang related and interpersonal violence immediately after a shooting event. Mental health staff would go to a hospital bed or crime scene to provide resources and assistance for victims and their families. |
Oakland |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Placer |
Once fully implemented, the BWC program would be managed by the Sheriff's Office and will consist of 260 cameras issued to all deputies and executive staff, and 130 cameras for use in the Sheriff's Correctional Division. This is for a total of 490 cameras along with necessary security and storage capacity. |
Placer County |
CA |
$580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rancho Cucamonga |
The funding would be used for developing STEM-related museum exhibits and educational programming for K-12 students to inspire the next generation of scientists in the Inland Empire. This is an appropriate use of taxpayer funding because it increases access to educational opportunities for residents in the 31st congressional district and engages students in STEM at a young age. The City will also conduct outreach to underserved, underrepresented, and minority communities to bring diversity to STEM fields, including in space exploration and research. |
Rancho Cucamonga |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rancho Cucamonga |
The funding would be used for developing STEM-related museum exhibits and educational programming for K-12 students to inspire the next generation of scientists in the Inland Empire. This is an appropriate use of taxpayer funding because it increases access to educational opportunities for residents in the 31st congressional district and engages students in STEM at a young age. The City will also conduct outreach to underserved, underrepresented, and minority communities to bring diversity to STEM fields, including in space exploration and research. |
Rancho Cucamonga |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
San Jose State University |
SJSU created the Wildfire Interdisciplinary Research Center (WIRC) to conduct high-impact research so improved tools, workforce training and policies can be provided to communities and stakeholders in California and around the world. WIRC plans to develop four new facilities to build upon and strengthen current capability at SJSU: a National Wildfire Data and Computing Hub, a Remote Sensing Facility, a Fire Dynamics Laboratory, and a Community Wildfire Resilience Laboratory. Investing in WIRC, especially its infrastructure and facilities, will have immediate and critical impacts on the Center’s ability to conduct important research on wildfires, benefitting the region, the State of California, the nation, and beyond. The impacts of global climate change have caused increasingly devastating wildfires in the Western U.S., Southern Europe, Australia, and other parts of the world. WIRC’s interdisciplinary approach in the scientific study of wildfires will be crucial in environmental planning and wildfire prevention, as well as damage alleviation. Ultimately, investing in WIRC will provide immediate and actionable solutions in the field of wildfire research by facilitating the growth of the field and providing direct access to experts for stakeholders, including government agencies and relevant industry partners. |
San Jose |
CA |
$1,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of San Jose Police Department |
The San Jose Police Department is working to transition the Mobile Crisis Assessment Team (MCAT) pilot program developed and implemented in collaboration with the County of Santa Clara Behavioral Health Services (BHS) into a full-time unit with dedicated officers to improve officer responses to incidents involving people with mental illness, minimize the victimization of persons in crisis, reduce recidivism among high risk individuals, and improve public safety through proper intervention. |
San Jose |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Rosa |
The city requests funding to establish a Santa Rosa Justice and Mental Health Collaboration Program. In 2019, the Santa Rosa Police Department and the Santa Rosa Fire Department reported approximately 12% of all calls for service involved persons with severe mental illness. Santa Rosa hopes to use the collaboration program to respond to calls regarding self-harm, basic medical treatment such as wound cleaning, or provide assistance for individuals who may be disoriented, delusional, or under the influence. The city hopes to use federal funding for training, equipment, technology support, uniforms, and administrative overhead. |
Santa Rosa |
CA |
$1,052,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Paradise |
Prior to the Camp Fire devastating the Town of Paradise on November 8, 2018, Paradise had a robust VHF radio network installed prior to January 1, 2013, in compliance with FCC requirements to narrow band our frequencies. The Camp Fire destroyed the radio network connections throughout the Town of Paradise. Since the Camp Fire, Paradise has been operating on a combination of our transmitter and a single surviving repeater, and Butte County's Butte Regional Interoperable Communications System (BRICS), a new 700 MHz trunked radio network. None of Paradise's portable (hand-held) or mobile (car) radios work on the County's network, so temporary patches are in place to interconnect legacy VHF systems to the new BRICS 700 MHz network. The Town's remaining VHF radio infrastructure, including nearly all portable and mobile radios, are "end of life" and no longer supported by the manufacturer for hardware or software repairs or updates. The Town of Paradise intends to purchase new portable and mobile radio equipment that will operate on the BRICS network, be supported by the manufacturer for hardware and software maintenance, repairs or updates, and comply with all current FCC regulations, to provide the greatest interoperability of our radio equipment and provide flexibility and longevity of our systems and equipment. These radios will provide the foundation upon which the rest of the Town's two-way radio communications infrastructure can be built. Ultimately, the Town of Paradise is working toward joining Butte County in their regional radio network approach to minimize infrastructure replacement costs and maximize interoperability of equipment. |
Town of Paradise |
CA |
$615,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Vallejo Police Department |
This program will provide trauma-informed mental health response and linkages to social services and reduce arrests in Vallejo, California, through the VPD and its community partners. The Mobile Mental Health Response unit will be staffed by civilian and clinical personnel to better respond to individuals experiencing mental health crises, as well as those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Vallejo |
CA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Corps of Engineers |
This project provides for an Army Corps of Engineers Feasibility Study authorized in the Water Resources Development Act of 2020 to restore stretches of the Rio Hondo and tributaries in the San Gabriel watershed. The study would examine opportunities to provide restoration of the aquatic ecosystem functions and habitat in key areas of the watershed. |
Arcadia |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The project will support the installation of pipeline extensions to increase recycled water for municipal and environmental uses in the Los Angeles area. |
Carson |
CA |
$3,790,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Corps of Engineers |
The project would be used to transform the Los Angeles River and its banks to provide open space, connect people with nature, and support endangered and threatened wildfire species through restoration of riparian and freshwater march habitat, daylight historic streams, building of access trails, and creating connections between existing ecological areas. |
City of Los Angeles |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project would help capture/collect storm water for purposes of groundwater infiltration and recharge. |
City of Norwalk |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The project would help mitigate the erosion and other impacts resulting from the construction of Camp Pendleton Harbor as a wartime measure, and to restore beach conditions along the affected public and private shores to the conditions that existed before the construction of Camp Pendleton Harbor. |
City of Oceanside |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project would help upgrade sensors in the American River Basin Hydrologic Observatory network. |
County of El Dorado |
CA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project provides for groundwater cleanup in the San Gabriel Basin and the Central Basin in Southern California. It will support activities at 32 active groundwater cleanup projects that use the latest technology to remove contaminants. The Basin provides 90% of the drinking water supplies for over 1.8 million residents, of which more than 400,000 are in disadvantaged communities. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The funding would replace two critical wells that serve the broader Beaumont area. |
County of Riverside |
CA |
$8,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The requested funding will complete one of the final two high priority fish screen projects on the Sacramento River, make significant progress on the last of the final two state of the art fish screen projects and make needed other investments in fish passage and fish screens West wide. |
County of Sacramento |
CA |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Corps of Engineers |
The project would help improve water conservation. |
County of San Bernardino |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The requested funding would go towards the second phase of the Feasibility Study for the Lower San Joaquin River Flood Control Project, which is a formal three-year process that would help determine if there is federal interest in investing in a flood control system. If a federal interest is identified, a report is delivered to Congress with a recommendation and funding request to complete the project outlined in the report to enhance flood protection in a given area or region. |
County of San Joaquin |
CA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Corps of Engineers |
The project includes a feasibility analysis for taking ownership of, retrofitting, and expanding the Salinas Dam and its storage capacity by installing gates along the spillway to retain flood flow/stormwater for beneficial use. |
County of San Luis Obispo |
CA |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The requested funding would go towards replacing a floating dock of approximately 3,900 square feet to provide required Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) access to marina public recreational activities, including kayaks, nature cruises and fishing boats in Lake Cachuma. |
County of Santa Barbara |
CA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The requested funding would help maintain safe and navigable depths of the federal channel at Santa Cruz Harbor. |
County of Santa Cruz |
CA |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Corps of Engineers |
This funding will help cover construction costs for the Pajaro River Flood Risk Management Project. |
County of Santa Cruz |
CA |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The project would modernize a 60-year-old facility, provide water supply and water conservation benefits, and provide fire resiliency. |
County of Solano |
CA |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The funding would be used to address flood risks along the Santa Paula Creek. |
County of Ventura |
CA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The project would go towards funding a feasibility study to determine the work necessary in modifying and rehabilitating the Santa Clara River Levee for the purposes of increasing public safety, continuing to provide flood risk management benefits, and better serve the public interest. |
County of Ventura |
CA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The county requests funding to build a physical model to test redesign options developed through Ventura County Public Works Watershed Protection's collaborative Robles redesign effort. The local community hopes to update the Bureau of Reclamation owned Robles Diversion Facility before work begins to remove the obsolete Matilija Dam. |
County of Ventura |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Corps of Engineers |
The requested funding would go towards the recently designed Yolo Bypass East Levee in West Sacramento. |
County of Yolo |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project would help the area continue to transition septic tanks to wastewater treatment systems. |
Desert Hot Springs |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project could help keep Folsom Dam viable for water storage during the worsening droughts coming with climate change. |
Folsom |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project would support work by a broad coalition of landowners, water suppliers, local governments, academic institutions, environmental non-governmental organizations, and the State of California to implement cost-shared, nature-based solutions to reactivate floodplains, provide fish rearing habitat, generate fish food, improve fish passage, and enhance overall ecosystem function while maintaining farming, flood protection, and managed wetland operations. |
Grimes |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The project would to help address pollution in the New River that originates from Mexico. |
Imperial County |
CA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project will fund the first phase of the investigation into the “Imperial Streams, Salton Sea, and Tributaries” Army Corps project, which was required in the Water Resources Development Act of 2020. This project will contribute to the habitat and ecosystem restoration at the Salton Sea, which is a growing public health crisis in Southern California. |
Indio |
CA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The project will provide a long term and independent solution to flooding, drought, overdraft and subsidence risks by reducing Los Banos Creek, San Joaquin River and Kings River flood flows conveyed in the San Joaquin River in downstream flooding volumes (equal to the amount put into gravel pits and recharge basins), improve drought protection by storing water for recovery during droughts with existing and new wells, plus helping to reduce or eliminate overdraft and subsidence problems. |
Los Banos |
CA |
$9,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The Los Banos Creek Detention Reservoir Regulation and Storage Project utilizes an existing, single purpose flood protection reservoir and expands it to a multi-purpose water supply resiliency reservoir that provides 8,000 acre-feet of water average annual yield to the region. The project will provide long-term and independent solutions to flooding, drought, groundwater overdraft and subsidence. |
Los Banos |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding would go towards phase 2 of the Hamilton Wetlands Restoration project. |
Novato |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The funding would be used for dredging of Channel Islands Harbor. |
Oxnard |
CA |
$8,696,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The project would help create interconnections and increase the amount of water for the City of Roseville and Placer County Water Agency water systems. |
Placer |
CA |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Corps of Engineers |
Section 209 of WRDA 2020 (Division AA of Public Law 116-260) directed the Army Corps to undertake a comprehensive study of the Yolo Bypassin coordination with the State of California, Yolo Bypass Cache-Slough Partnership, and other local stakeholders. The requested funding would fulfill the federal share of the study in fiscal year 2022. |
Sacramento |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The requested funding would go towards improvements at the Copper Cove Wastewater Treatment and Reclamation Facility in Copperopolis. |
Sacramento County |
CA |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Corps of Engineers |
These levees that protect urbanized areas in the City of San Diego urgently require a feasibility study to evaluate modifications needed to address system deficiencies that pose a public safety risk. A typical U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Feasibility Study stipulates 3 years and $3 million to complete the study. Given the complexity of the encroachments and the time elapsed since the project’s original construction in 1953, the City requires $4 million over 5 years. |
San Diego |
CA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project would help further protect the San Francisco Bay shoreline, restore the aquatic ecosystem, and increase efficiencies in dredge material use. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Corps of Engineers |
The project would study the feasibility of an aquatic ecosystem restoration project to improve quality of the Santa Clara River watershed. |
Santa Clarita |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The funding would be used to study a project to reduce the coastal flood risk to shoreline communities in Palo Alto, Mountain View, Sunnyvale, and Santa Clara, as well as provide adaptation to sea level rise. This project is an effort to mitigate the negative effects of climate change, which threaten the coastal communities in the San Francisco Bay. |
South San Francisco |
CA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Corps of Engineers |
The funding would be used to study a project to reduce the coastal flood risk to shoreline communities in Palo Alto, Mountain View, Sunnyvale, and Santa Clara, as well as provide adaptation to sea level rise. This project is an effort to mitigate the negative effects of climate change, which threaten the coastal communities in the San Francisco Bay. |
South San Francisco |
CA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The funding would go towards completion of the Sutter Basin Water Conveyance Project. |
Sutter Basin |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The funding would be used for dredging of Ventura Harbor. Maintenance dredging is required annually to ensure adequate navigational depths for Ventura Harbor safety, commerce and operations. |
Ventura |
CA |
$2,146,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The City of Woodland requests funding to proceed with planning, engineering, and design for a flood risk management project following completion of the Lower Cache Creek Feasibility Study and corresponding Chief's report expected this summer. |
Woodland |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Burbank |
The requested funding would go towards helping Burbank to expand its current skill retraining program to a more in-depth program focusing on providing help to people who may have lost jobs during the pandemic. As companies return to a post-pandemic routine, new skillsets may be needed. |
Burbank |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of East Palo Alto |
The requested funding will be used to build out space for a small business incubator, which will help budding entrepreneurs grow their businesses. |
East Palo Alto |
CA |
$555,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Chino Hills |
The requested funding would go towards a City of Chino Hills project to implement a citywide fuel reduction project to reduce the potential for wildfire and wildfire spread through the removal of fuel hazards in close proximity to residential communities. The project site is comprised of approximately 3,350 acres of City-owned open space, located in the southwestern corner of San Bernardino County, which is an area vulnerable to wildfires. |
City of Chino Hills |
CA |
$565,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
Santa Clara Valley Water District |
The requested funding is part of a larger effort to address the seismic instability of Leroy Anderson Dam, which federal and state dam safety officials have categorized as a high-hazard potential dam. |
City of Morgan Hill |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Oakland |
The requested funding would go towards a Master Plan and Design for the West Oakland Resilience Hub. |
City of Oakland |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Santa Rosa |
The requested funding would go towards upgrading the City of Santa Rosa's Emergency Operations Center. |
City of Santa Rosa |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Torrance |
The requested funding would go towards a project to upgrade the back-up power infrastructure for the City of Torrance's new, stand-alone Emergency Operations Center. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Torrance |
The requested funding would go towards a project to establish and implement a Hybrid Emergency Operations Center platform, improving the City of Torrance's ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from domestic disasters. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Torrance |
The funding would go towards a project to protect the City of Torrance's data and provide continuity of local government services in the event of a disaster. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$276,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
Municipal Water District of Orange County |
The requested funding would go towards upgrading the Water Emergency Response Organization of Orange County (WEROC) Emergency Management Program to ensure that it continues to provide critical water and wastewater emergency management services to all of Orange County. |
County of Orange |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Rialto |
The requested funding would go towards upgrading the City of Rialto's Emergency Operations Center. |
County of San Bernardino |
CA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borrego Water District |
This project will assist in providing consistent access to water in a designated severely disadvantaged community.
|
Borrego Springs |
CA |
$862,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Citrus Heights Water District |
Funding would support the planning, design, and engineering phase for a new groundwater well. The well would be capable of producing 1,000 gallons per minute of drinking water and would be constructed with Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) technology to allow for the injection of surface water into the groundwater aquifer for storage. This additional groundwater storage would provide additional water supply for the Citrus Heights Water District and allow them to reduce surface water usage during dry periods, leaving more water in the river for fish and wildlife. |
Citrus Heights |
CA |
$585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Banning |
This project will fund a wastewater treatment facility equalization basin at the site of the current facility to protect the environment from overflow events caused by large surges in demand primarily driven by storm events. The region relies on water pumped from underground aquifers so this project will protect the groundwater from being contaminated during overflow events where wastewater seeps into the ground. |
City of Banning |
CA |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sanitation District No. 8 |
This project will replace aging sanitary sewer system infrastructure to prevent sewage spills that could adversely impact public health and downstream receiving waters, including the Dominguez Channel, Los Angeles Harbor and ultimately the Pacific Ocean. An increase in sewer capacity is needed to address both the deteriorating infrastructure and peak wet weather flows that are increasing in magnitude due to climate change. Sanitation District No. 8 serves approximately 144,000 people in the cities of Carson, Compton, Long Beach, Los Angeles and unincorporated Los Angeles County. |
City of Carson |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gustine |
The requested funding would go towards the purchase and installment of a one million gallon water tank storage system and booster pump station as well as connections to the City’s water distribution system and site improvements. The one million gallon water tank would replace the current 75,000 gallon tank. The larger capacity tank will help improve water stability and water quality, especially during summer months when water usage is high. The newer tank would comply with nationally recommended best practices in storage capacity for a population of Gustine’s size and require substantially less maintenance, as well as reducing the need for water interruptions from frequent routine upkeep of the old tank. |
City of Gustine |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Maywood |
The requested funding would go towards a project to improve Maywood’s water sanitation and enhance the water infrastructure system to benefit its children and their families. |
City of Maywood |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sacramento |
The requested funding would go towards a new groundwater well. |
City of Sacramento |
CA |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of San Leandro |
The funding would be used to install full trash capture devices in 18 locations throughout San Leandro in order to ensure the San Leandro community remains in compliance with important State and regional water quality regulatory standards. |
City of San Leandro |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Cruz |
The funding would be used to replace over 27,000 aging water meters in the City of Santa Cruz water service area with smart meters. |
City of Santa Cruz |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Suisun-Solano Water Authority |
This project will replacing aging (100+ years old) infrastructure within the downtown area of Suisun City which is relatively close to the Suisun Marsh that is known to have high ground water and unstable soils. The pipelines also have repeated leaks and are failing. The project will not only replace the aging pipelines and appurtenances but also help to rebuild portions of the roadway that are disturbed by the replacement project. |
City of Suisun City |
CA |
$447,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Suisun-Solano Water Authority |
The Cement Hill Water Treatment Plant is the only potable water to the City of Suisun City which has a population nearing 30,000 and several unincorporated areas of the County serving approximately 400 additional people. The requested funding would go towards the remediation of the flooding of stormwater into the electrical control room for the Cement Hill Water Treatment Plant, the collection, treatment, and control of stormwater runoff significantly improves the safety of employees working at the site, the physical site assets, and the environment due to the control of stormwater. |
City of Suisun City |
CA |
$378,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Twentynine Palms |
The funding would be used for the city to build a wastewater system to protect groundwater resources from contamination and provide a means for using recycled water to recharge groundwater, thereby enhancing the long-term sustainability of the City’s resources. |
City of Twentynine Palms |
CA |
$663,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Yucaipa |
The funding would be used for an improved basin which would help the city with protection from flooding, controlling sediment/debris in the drainage system, improving water quality, providing additional opportunities for groundwater recharge, providing multi-purpose trail and other recreation opportunities, and providing open space habitat preservation areas. |
City of Yucaipa |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Coachella Valley Water District |
This project will help CVWD provide safe, reliable water service to disadvantaged communities in the Eastern Coachella Valley. |
Coachella Unincorporated |
CA |
$6,540,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
South Coast Air Quality Management District |
The funding would go towards providing real-time air pollution data for pollutants related to the Salton Sea. |
County of Imperial |
CA |
$918,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Municipal Water District |
The requested funding would go towards Phase I of the San Jacinto Valley Raw Water Conveyance Facilities Project. |
County of Riverside |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Valley Center Municipal Water District |
The requested funding would go towards replacing an over 60-year-old pipeline at the end of its useful life to reduce water loss, improve pressure and flows, and increase water reliability for the Valley Center Municipal Water District distribution system. |
County of San Diego |
CA |
$3,040,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Santa Ynez Band of Mission Indians |
This project will support the initial engineering analysis required to implement the preferred alternative. Once complete, the project is expected to be funded through a partnership between the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians and the Santa Ynez Community Services District (which provides wastewater services to the town of Santa Ynez today). |
County of Santa Barbara |
CA |
$112,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tipton Community Services District |
The requested funding would go towards a project to provide much needed water quality security to the community of Tipton. |
County of Tulare |
CA |
$1,781,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Earlimart Public Utility District |
This project provides much needed water quality and quantity to the community of Earlimart. |
County of Tulare |
CA |
$1,746,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Earlimart Public Utility District |
The requested funding would help provide much-needed wastewater collection capacity to the community of Earlimart. |
County of Tulare |
CA |
$1,284,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cutler Public Utility District |
The proposed project consists of completing the Well No. 10 Project, consisting of securing and installing a deep well turbine pump, motor, appurtenant electrical service, booster pumps, a building housing the electrical power generator set and automatic transfer switch, electrical service and power distribution equipment, and on-site features including surfacing and fencing. This project will assist the Cutler Public Utility District in providing adequate drinking water that meets both quantity and quality standards. |
County of Tulare |
CA |
$927,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ivanhoe Public Utility District |
The requested funding would go towards a project to provide much needed wastewater effluent capacity to the community of Ivanhoe. |
County of Tulare |
CA |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tipton Community Services District |
The requested funding would go towards a project to provide much-needed permanent pipeline to a portion of the community of Tipton. |
County of Tulare |
CA |
$267,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of Nevada |
The funding would be used for a fuels reduction treatment project on 600 acres of private lands which are currently overgrown with dense vegetation that has not been treated in decades. The project would protect approximately 3,000 residents in the WUI communities of Lake Wildwood, Penn Valley, Rough and Ready, and the city of Grass Valley, as well as critical infastructure for state commerce, such as State Highway 20, power and water infrastructure, and Nevada County facilities. Within one mile of the project, there are seven churches, 12 bridges, six schools, three fire stations, two government buildings, and four emergency shelter sites including the county fairgrounds. The area has not burned for over 100 years and fuels have been largely unmanaged and increase risk of wildfire. The primary vegetation type is brush and timber; other types include oak woodland with a minimal grass and moderate brush component. |
Grass Valley |
CA |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gustine |
The requested funding would go towards the Water Loop Line Completion Project. |
Gustine |
CA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Long Beach Water Department |
The requested funding would go towards the overall goals of increasing groundwater supply reliability, drought resiliency, consistent water quality, continued water affordability, public health and safety, and improved water system cyber security. |
Long Beach |
CA |
$752,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sweetwater Authority |
The project will improve the water quality for Sweetwater Authority customers in the National City Area. The project will remove groundwater minerals that accumulate in the water distribution system. |
National City |
CA |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oakland |
OAK Airport has established a plan to reach the goal of eliminating trash from its airport campus by 2030. The requested funding would go towards two large trash capture devices to prevent trash and debris from running off from airport parking lots and roadways into San Francisco Bay, thereby enhancing water quality throughout the region. |
Oakland |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Western Municipal Water District |
The requested funding would go towards building a PFAS treatment facility at the Western Water Recycling Facility and repairing the sewer system. |
Riverside |
CA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation |
The requested funding would replace wastewater infrastructure serving 150 low-income households in a mobile home park that was purchased by the Tribe in 2016 (formerly known as Ship Ashore Mobile Home Park, renamed in 2016 to Xaa-wan-k’wvt Village & Resort) and is located at the Mouth of the Smith River, on the Pacific Ocean. The current wastewater system is a 50-year-old lagoon system that does not meet current environmental regulatory standards, and which experiences periodic raw sewage leaks, resulting in major health hazards. The Tribe plans to install a new sewer collection system and expand the capacity of the Tolowa Wastewater Plant, which is a modern, membrane bio-reactor plant. Without replacement, the current system could fail entirely, leaving the 150 households without wastewater disposal. |
Smith River |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Western Riverside County Regional Conservation Aut |
The Western Riverside County Regional Conservation Authority (RCA) requests that funding be allocated to the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for the Wolfskill Acquisition Project to acquire three parcels adjacent to over 700 acres of BLM land within the Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan (MSHCP) area for purposes of habitat conservation. The parcels were presented to RCA by a willing seller—The Conservation Fund—as an opportunity for acquisition. The MSHCP calls for the acquisition of 153,000 acres for the overall conservation of 500,000 acres of habitat reserves in western Riverside County for the protection of 146 species, 33 of which are listed as threatened or endangered. The Wolfskill properties would be owned and managed by BLM and count toward the federal government’s obligation to meet one-sixth of the MSHCP acquisition goal, contributing to habitat linkages that are critical to wildlife movement and biodiversity. |
Unincorporated Riverside County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
San Francisco Community Clinic Consortium |
The requested funding would go toward improving both access to care and health outcomes at eight community health centers across San Francisco. |
City and County of San Francisco |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Vocational and Career Counseling Service |
The requested funding would go toward a pilot program to provide skill training and paid work experience for 6 months, and then support clients over the next year. |
City and County of San Francisco |
CA |
$412,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Meristem |
This program’s purpose is to prepare and place young adults with autism, who often face significant barriers to employment, into internships with local businesses. |
City of Fair Oaks |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Huntington Beach |
Requested funding would go toward establishing a mobile crisis response program to swiftly address mental health, substance abuse, and similar 911 calls for service in the field. A social worker and medical professional will address these calls in a properly equipped van to provide mental health assessments, interventions, transportation to facilities when needed, and basic first aid. |
City of Huntington Beach |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MemorialCare Health System |
The requested funding would allow Miller Children’s and Women’s Hospital to move the obstetrics clinic to a larger space and to integrate the clinic into the electronic health record. Moving the obstetrics clinic to a larger space would allow for more patients to be served and would improve the quality of care for those patients. |
City of Long Beach |
CA |
$580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Los Angeles |
The funding requested would be used to provide a community-based, health centered alternative to certain 911 emergency calls that might otherwise be routed to local law enforcement agencies. This would be accomplished by dispatching trained specialists in mental health, substance abuse, and other non-emergency medical fields to allow for de-escalation of a situation, and allow for the compassionate and effective treatment for the individuals in crisis. |
City of Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center Point, Inc. |
The requested funding will allow Center Point to develop and expand a workforce training program to complement the current GED and literacy services on site while providing apprenticeship training opportunities and assisting with job opportunities. |
City of Oakland |
CA |
$532,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Peralta Community College District |
Requested funding would go toward Peralta Community College District's Cybersecurity program, which prepares Peralta's diverse students for high-demand, high-wage jobs in IT security. |
City of Oakland |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Rancho Cordova |
The Rancho Cordova Youth Center will be the first Youth Center within the community, and this funding will assist in the start-up costs and programming development, including staffing, computer lab equipment, art supplies, books, and sports equipment. After-school programming provides a safe and supportive environment for children and youth and the Youth Center will focus its activities on promoting equity and inclusion, mentorship, academic support and sports. The programming will be developed and overseen through a partnership with the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Sacramento and the City of Rancho Cordova. |
City of Rancho Cordova |
CA |
$340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
California Workforce Association Foundation |
The California Youth Apprenticeship Initiative (CYAI) would accelerate the planning and strategy stage of broadening and institutionalizing youth apprenticeship models across the state. |
City of Sacramento |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of South San Francisco |
The project would fund workforce development services provided through JobTrain at the Economic Mobility Resource Hub, bringing resources directly to North San Mateo County residents facing job loss and job insecurity in an accessible location in South San Francisco’s lowest income neighborhood. Over 90% of North San Mateo County’s population consists of people of color and this project targets this population, which has been historically underserved and hit hardest by the pandemic. Workforce development programs offered at the Hub will center on supportive, case-management driven services supporting the whole person. In addition, the project will dramatically improve access to job training and placement services for the region’s most vulnerable residents, because it will establish a physical center that is rooted in the community it serves and that can be conveniently accessed by people walking or taking transit from the most heavily impacted neighborhoods. |
City of South San Francisco |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District |
The requested funding would go toward helping the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District provide Community Outreach Coordinators to help communicate with parents, offer a digital literacy program for parents in English and Spanish, offer tutoring in mathematics and Language Arts for students, provide technology, and offer evening classes for adults and parents. |
County of Alameda |
CA |
$382,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alameda Health System |
The requested funding would go toward helping Alameda Health System expand its telehealth services. |
County of Alameda |
CA |
$316,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lake Tahoe Community College District |
The requested funding would go toward a project that would allow the Fire Academy to purchase vital training materials to ensure cadets are best prepared to use the apparatus, equipment and tools essential for saving lives and communities during fire operations. |
County of Alpine |
CA |
$269,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Contra Costa |
The requested funding would go toward a proposed Crisis Hub to serve as headquarters for crisis triage staff, mobile crisis teams and a dispatch system to deploy mobile crisis units. The Hub would include behavioral health programs to provide urgent, on-demand, in-person care for mental health, substance use and co-occurring crisis. |
County of Contra Costa |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles Community College District |
The requested funding would help to expand the Metro Fareless System Initiative Pilot Program in Los Angeles County to ensure that students have access to transportation to get to community college campuses. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$7,554,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adventist Health White Memorial |
The requested funding would go toward the expansion of Catheterization Laboratory at White Memorial Medical Center. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Discovery Science Foundation |
The requested funding would go toward an education program focused on inspiring and educating K-12 students, teachers and their families about the impacts that wildfires have on climate change. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Los Angeles |
The requested funding would go toward the construction of the Mental Health Hub at the Olive View-UCLA Medical Center Campus in Sylmar, California will provide children and youth with the appropriate level of care and services in a comforting, therapeutic environment. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Para Los Niños |
The requested funding would help to launch a statewide communications campaign that will raise awareness around the many stigmas surrounding mental health. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pacific Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Consortium Founda |
This project funds data collection and analysis of Atypical Teratoid Rhabdoid Tumor (AT/RT), a rare pediatric cancer affecting approximately 50 children per year in the United States. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of California, Los Angeles |
The BruinHub is a proposal to create space and services for UCLA students impacted by the twin burdens of extreme commutes and housing insecurity. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Avalon Medical Development Corporation |
The request would go toward construction of the Catalina Island Medical Center Infusion Therapy Center. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$421,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ready, Set, Read of Los Angeles, CA |
The requested funding would go toward a plan to support childhood literacy that includes book distributions, literacy activities, teacher support, and parent involvement, reaching 19,500 elementary children in need. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
First Behavioral Health Urgent Care Center |
The requested funding would go toward a pilot program will allow First Behavioral Health Urgent Care Center to provide up to an additional 900 individuals with mental health services. |
County of Merced |
CA |
$301,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sierra Nevada Memorial Miners Hospital |
The requested funding would go toward a Rural Primary Health and Urgent Care Clinic, including specialty care, in western Nevada County, a federally designated, medically underserved and Health Professional Shortage Area. |
County of Nevada |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
South Orange County Community College District |
The requested funding would go toward the Saving Veterans with Interventions Pilot Program, which aims to address the inequities and barriers experienced upon discharge from military service. |
County of Orange |
CA |
$610,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Hospital of Orange County |
The requested funding would help expand the Children's Hospital of Orange County's capacity in the mental health space as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. |
County of Orange |
CA |
$314,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Riverside Community College District |
The requested funding would go toward the "Back to School Healthy Initiative," which seeks to provide essential wrap-around services in the area of mental health. |
County of Riverside |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
California State University, Sacramento |
The funding would be used for the purchase state-of-the-art equipment to support a new power engineering laboratory in order to meet current teaching and workforce demands. The equipment will help create hands-on learning environments for electric power generation, transmission, distribution, and protection. |
County of Sacramento |
CA |
$584,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Riverside County - Riverside University Health Sys |
The requested funding would go toward a new proposed hospital that aims to allow for the continued and improved care of Riverside County’s most vulnerable populations. |
County of San Bernardino |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
California State University, San Bernardino |
The requested funding would help California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB) to purchase equipment that will be used to educate students who will be part of a new Master of Science in Physician Assistant (MSPA) program, which will create a well-trained healthcare workforce In the Inland Empire. |
County of San Bernardino |
CA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
San Bernardino County Workforce Development Dept |
The requested funding will be utilized to hire a dedicated Business Services Representative (BSR) to engage employers to encourage them to hire persons with disabilities. |
County of San Bernardino |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of California, Santa Barbara |
The requested funding would go toward scholarships for 17 low-income students to enroll in a graduate school of education in California to attain an MA and teaching credential. |
County of Santa Barbara |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Santa Barbara Lompoc Health Clinic |
The requested funding would go toward a project that includes the connections of two separate structures of the Lompoc Health Clinic campus (the Wellness Center and Primary Care) to create additional capacity for the clinic, improve patient flow and overall experience. In addition, a generator for the primary care facility needed to support the information technology infrastructure and facility resilience in the event of power outages will be procured. |
County of Santa Barbara |
CA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
PRIDE Industries |
This pilot project would build on recent advances in virtual programs to provide vocational rehabilitation services during the pandemic. It would expand transition services like workplace readiness training and work-based learning experiences to students with disabilities in Northern California through a virtual platform. 200 students with disabilities would each receive up to 125 hours of training. |
County of Yuba |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Pendleton |
Basilone Road is the main North-South road on base connecting the northern, central and
southern parts of Camp Pendleton and currently does not meet safety standards. This main corridor is the second
most important road on Base with an average of over 10,000 vehicles in a 24 hour period of time. Northern camps,
including San Onofre, Horno, San Mateo, and Las Pulgas, are interconnected by this road to the southern part of
the Base including the Marine Corps Air Station, Chappo and Headquarters Area, supporting military vehicular
traffic as well as civilian traffic. This project will be designed and constructed with criteria for a rural arterial
highway of 50 mph and will also correct the existing road curvature deficiencies. |
Camp Pendleton |
CA |
$85,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Pendleton |
The project provides facilities to support the operational, logistical and administrative
requirements of two Combat Logistics Battalions (CLB 11 and CLB13). Facilities will include battalion
headquarters facility, instructional facility, auto organizational shop, communications and electronic systems
maintenance facility, supply warehouse, vehicle wash rack, and an outdoor laydown and parking area. |
Camp Pendleton |
CA |
$83,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Air Station Miramar |
This project constructs adequate and properly configured operational and maintenance facilities
required for the F-35 beddown at MCAS Miramar, as the Marines transition from the F/A-18 to F-35 aircraft in
support of the Marine Corps Aviation Plan, operational training and maintenance requirements, planned deployment
schedules, and overall flexibility of aviation assets and facilities. |
miramar |
CA |
$209,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Air Station Miramar |
Constructs a low rise, F-35 CERF, which is required to perform propulsion maintenance
on the F-35B/C. The project will include maintenance areas for propulsion systems, engine module storage,
administrative and personnel support areas, hazardous material storage, open storage area for spares storage
with roof cover and perimeter fencing. |
Miramar |
CA |
$31,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Naval Base Coronado |
Constructs a depot-level maintenance facility to support the home basing of CMV-22 aircraft. This project
supports the transition plan for the Carrier Onboard Delivery aircraft to shift from the smaller C-2 fixed-wing
platform to the larger CMV-22 tilt-rotor airplane. A total of 13 CMV-22s are planned to be based at Naval Air
Station (NAS) North Island. |
Naval Base Coronado |
CA |
$63,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Naval Base Ventura County |
Constructs a low-rise hangar complex to support the RDT&E of MQ-25 and E-2D composite squadrons with an
initial operational capability (IOC) in 2024, and the first Optimized Fleet Response Plan (OFRP) cycle on
Commander, U.S. Pacific Fleet (CPF) aircraft carrier (CVN) in 2025. There are no existing hangars or other
facilities to support this mission and this project is necessary to meet IOC in 2024 and OFRP support to carrier
operations in FY25. |
Naval Base Ventura County |
CA |
$148,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Naval Base Ventura County |
Constructs a consolidated combat vehicle maintenance facility for multiple Naval Construction Group units that
currently utilize dispersed, aging, and failing facilities. This facility will enable Naval Construction Force
(NCF) units to meet required response timelines to Operational Plans (OPLANs). |
Naval Base Ventura County |
CA |
$48,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Pendleton |
Project provides an adequately sized and configured dining facility to support the recruit
population and support personnel at MCRD San Diego. The new facility includes mess decks, galley, scullery,
administrative offices, chill boxes and freezers, storage, and heads.
A suitable and sizeable recruit mess hall is critical to the recruit training mission as a recruit barracks, since recruits do
not have other available dining options. The recruit mess hall is the one facility aboard MCRD San Diego that is
essential to the primary mission of Making Marines. A substandard and inadequate mess hall is a major hindrance to
MCRD San Diego's mission. |
San Diego |
CA |
$93,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Pendleton |
Constructs a high-bay warehouse to be used as a Consolidated Storage Program (CSP) for Marine gear.
The project consolidates the administrative, repair, testing and storage functions of Marine Corps Logistics
Command (LOGCOM) into one facility. |
San Diego |
CA |
$22,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Twentynine Palms Marine Corps Base |
CAGCC 29 Palms must meet wastewater discharge standards for treatment and reuse of
wastewater. In addition, severe droughts have forced the State of California to require the reduction of
potable water use for irrigation. Converting our current secondary treatment, with evaporative ponds, to a
tertiary package treatment system will meet both requirements. |
Twentynine Palms |
CA |
$45,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Beale Air Force Base |
Construct a 4,563 SM facility combining 940 ARW Squadron Operations functions with 940 ARW Aircraft Maintenance. The operations portion of the Complex will be comprised mainly of administrative units including, but not limited to, pre-briefing rooms, pilot and administrative offices, breakrooms, conference rooms, mechanical, electrical, communication rooms, with administrate space for command staff, Operations Desk Office, Flight Crew, Life Support Area, and communication Center. The maintenance portion will combine both administrative and industrial units, such as private office space and office space, industrial lockers and administration areas, roll-call/conference rooms, sortie support, -21 equipment, aircraft battery section, orderly area, a communication room for computer maintenance and training, data integrity, program management/ records, and parts supply support. An existing slab (1,400 SM) will be demolished in the site where the new facility will be placed. 725 SM of asphalt will also be removed. Facilities will be designed as permanent construction in accordance with the DoD Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 1-200-01, General Building requirements. This project will comply with DoD Antiterrorism/Force Protection requirements per UFC 4-010-01.” HVAC 150 tons. |
Yuba County |
CA |
$33,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eden Housing, Inc |
The requested funding would go toward a public park next to the affordable housing development located in downtown Livermore. |
Alameda County |
|
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House California |
Funds will go toward the completion of the Youth Homeless Services Center in Oakland, adding 30 new beds to the facilities continuum of care. There is a great need for additional safe and stable, youth specific housing in the Oakland region. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Alameda |
The requested funding would go towards plans to develop transitional housing for low-income residents of Alameda. The City is working to establish 24-7, year-round, temporary housing for unsheltered individuals and families until they are offered a safe, permanent housing option. |
City of Alameda |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Anaheim |
The funds will support additional homeless assistance and homelessness prevention activities to mitigate the impacts of COVID-19 as part of the City's Community Care Response Team. |
City of Anaheim |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Berkeley |
The funding would be used to provide comprehensive, culturally relevant medical and mental health services to the African-American community.
|
City of Berkeley |
|
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Emeryville |
The funding would help create bus-only lanes, a two-way bikeway on the north side of the street, bicycle-pedestrian intersection improvements, bus stop improvements including passenger boarding areas, and streetscaping with opportunities for green infrastructure (natural storm water treatment). |
City of Emeryville |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fresno |
The requested funding would go towards planning, permitting, and improving an existing building to expand services provided by the Healthy Food Hub in Southwest Fresno. |
City of Fresno |
CA |
$665,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fullerton |
The project would fund city-wide ADA updates to facilities, parking, and public amenities. Specifically, the Fullerton Transportation Center, public parking lots, bus stops, sidewalk replacement between senior facilities, improved traffic signals for hearing impaired, and crosswalks. |
City of Fullerton |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lawndale |
The funding would go towards pavement improvements and the addition of landscaped raised median islands for Redondo Beach Boulevard (approximately 0.7 miles long) from Artesia Boulevard to Prairie Avenue in the City of Lawndale. |
City of Lawndale |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of National City |
The funding would help complete 1.5 miles (the last leg) of protected bicycle facilities along McKinley Avenue and Marina Way in the City of National City. With the completion of Segment 5, National City residents will be able to access as far north as Downtown San Diego and as far south as the City of Chula Vista using only protected facilities. |
City of National City |
CA |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Oceanside |
This project involves development of a new homeless shelter at a former high school facility. The shelter would operate up to 50 beds. The project will provide a secure environment where homeless individuals and families are able to focus on healing and preparing for self-sufficiency. The City intends for the shelter to have day services to allow participants to remain on-site throughout the day. |
City of Oceanside |
CA |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ojai |
The funding would replace the Trolley Service with an electric trolley to reduce noise and greenhouse gas emissions. |
City of Ojai |
CA |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pasadena |
This project would provide funding for the completion of free Public Wifi to the remaining 18 parks and park facilities in the City to further increase access to broadband for underserved communities, students and all residents. |
City of Pasadena |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Redding |
The requested funding would go towards the Redding Micro Shelter Community Project, which offers transitional housing options combined with comprehensive Supportive Services to help unsheltered populations reach their full potential.
|
City of Redding |
|
$628,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Maria |
The project will design and install four signalized intersections in the City. The project is in the conceptual design phase and the City is seeking funding for the completion of Project Approval & Environmental Document (PA&ED), Project Specification and Estimate (PS&E), Right-of-Way (ROW), and Construction phases. |
City of Santa Maria |
CA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Stanton |
The conceptual design for the Orangewood Parkette, approximately 0.175 acres, includes play structures, a bike rack, seating, trees, and a shaded picnic table. The initial phase has been completed by Public Works staff to address traffic safety measures. This includes the installation of a second guardrail that is in-line with the westerly curb of Santa Rosalia; installation of additional warning signage on the guardrail; installation of louvers on the traffic lights at Orangewood; an oversized, solar-powered blinking stop sign; and “Stop Ahead” stenciling westbound on Orangewood.
This area is in need of park space and this project would greatly benefit the surrounding community. Parks are very important to have in communities, and provide opportunities for cultural expansion and learning, as well as recreation and healthy lifestyles. The Park will benefit the entire community of Stanton. |
City of Stanton |
|
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Amador County |
The State Route (SR) 88 Pine Grove Improvements project located in Amador County, California will construct critical safety infrastructure improvements at Pine Grove Elementary School where parents currently drop off and pick up students along the State Highway - the Project will construct an additional (off system) access point to the school. In addition, the nearby intersection with Volcano Road will be controlled with either signals or a roundabout thereby calming traffic at both, the elementary school and a heavily utilized crosswalk accessing the Pine Grove Town Hall. Additional class 1 bicycle and pedestrian facilities will also be constructed on the north side of SR 88. |
County of Amador |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Butte County Board of Supervisors |
Cohasset Road is currently the only ingress and egress for the community of Cohasset. The community is in a high severity fire area and susceptible to potential fire danger. The project would widen existing roadway and add expanded shoulders, drainage, and guardrail improvements to improve emergency ingress and egress and road/public safety along the only route serving the Cohasset community. |
County of Butte |
CA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Fresno |
As part of a series planned investments to improve deteriorated infrastructure in Tranquility, an unincorporated, disadvantaged farming community in west Fresno County; Daniels Avenue between Randolph and McKamey, which has a Pavement Condition of 5 out of 100, near two schools, will be reconstructed to provide a safe place to walk, bike and drive. The project will establish a sub-base for the pavement, which is unstable, reconstruct the road, which is in extremely poor condition, add and repair sidewalks, fix slopes and curb ramps to meet ADA requirements. |
County of Fresno |
|
$749,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Inyo |
The project would upgrade U.S. Highway 395 from a two-lane conventional highway to a four-lane divided expressway. The proposed four-lane project would increase safety for the traveling public by separating opposing traffic, removing passing restrictions, controlling/limiting access points, and providing adequate shoulder widths for errant vehicle recovery, bicyclists/pedestrians (addressing Complete Streets), and emergency and disabled vehicle parking. The project would also improve throughput to meet present and future travel (passenger and goods movement) demands, and ease peak traffic congestion and time spent following in Olancha and Cartago. Finally, the proposed four-lane project would provide facility continuity and would ensure four-lanes for U.S. 395 throughout Inyo County. |
County of Inyo |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Gabriel Valley Regional Housing Trust |
This project provides for site acquisition, construction and capital improvements of affordable housing developments as prioritized by the SGVRHT Board of Directors. Subgrantees are restricted to nonprofit developers or cities that are constructing the homeless housing or affordable housing projects. California is facing an acute shortage of affordable housing units and homeless shelter beds. The SGVRHT affordable housing project pipeline identifies 1,188 units of affordable housing in developments proposed in 11 San Gabriel Valley cities that could advance to construction if provided relatively modest federal funding. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Aut |
The Sepulveda Transit Corridor will provide a high-quality transit service that effectively serves the large and growing travel demand between the heavy concentrations of households in the San Fernando Valley and the major employment and activity centers on the Westside. For transit to be a competitive travel option that attracts new riders, there is a need to increase the speed, frequency, capacity, and reliability of transit service and provide convenient connections to existing and planned transit lines. This Project as described is part of a larger, future project to extend the corridor further south to the Los Angeles International Airport. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Aut |
This funding would go towards an Environmental Impact Statement/Environmental Impact Report (EIS/EIR) that Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority is undertaking for the WSAB corridor that would connect southeast LA County with downtown Los Angeles. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Way Inc, United Way of Greater Los Angel |
This project will provide up to 9 targeted shelter sites across LA County with investment in program and facility improvements that result in increases in bed utilization and permanent exits to housing, particularly for Black residents experiencing homelessness. Through this project an estimated 2,100 interim beds will be impacted directly, with learnings supporting improvements across city and county funded shelter systems. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Los Angeles |
The Vermont Manchester Transit Priority Project consists of a 4.2-acre site located on the 8400 and 8500 blocks of South Vermont Avenue in the City of Los Angeles, which will be used to develop a new mixed-use project and the SEED School of Los Angeles (SEED LA) charter boarding school. The mixed-use project includes affordable housing, retail, a transit plaza, a Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) training center, a quality grocery anchor tenant, and an approximate 350-space parking structure to support these uses. The development will include 180 affordable housing units across two developments, one composed of 118 family units and the other composed of 62 permanent supportive housing units for seniors. A unique feature is SEED LA charter boarding school with a Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM), transportation and infrastructure focus for 400 high school students. This Community Project Request is exclusively for the mixed-use project. |
County of Los Angeles |
|
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Orange County Transportation Authority |
The requested funding would go towards an alternative analysis/preliminary engineering for study of high-capacity transit between Santa Ana and the Orange County/Los Angeles County border area. The study will evaluate transit options on the OCTA-owned Pacific Electric right-of-way and/or adjacent corridors. |
County of Orange |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Joaquin County |
The requested funding would go towards altering the existing road or construct a new grade separated crossing. The corridor has had a history of collisions which can be attributed to vehicles traveling through the underpass at unsafe speeds. |
County of San Joaquin |
CA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Mateo County Transit District |
This project will design and construct battery electric bus (BEB) charging infrastructure at the SamTrans South Bus Base in San Carlos, California addressing the need to support an all zero-emission fleet by 2038 - a goal adopted by the San Mateo County Transit District Board of Directors (SamTrans). |
County of San Mateo |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Solano |
CDS Funding is requested to construct accessible recreational trails and related public facilities compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) at Patwino Worrtla Kodoi Dihi (formerly“Rockville Trails Preserve” )in unincorporated Solano County near Fairfield, California. Specifically, the project would construct a 0.50-mile accessible loop recreational trail with resting areas, interpretive signage, and ADA-compliant picnic tables at Patwino Worrtla Kodoi Dihi (formerly “Rockville Trails Preserve”). |
County of Solano |
|
$498,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Tuolumne |
The city requests funding to purchase street sweeper equipment. In addition to keeping debris off the side of the road, the street sweeper will clean out the middle lanes, which the county currently does not have the ability to do. |
County of Tuolumne |
CA |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fresno and Fresno Yosemite Intl' Airport |
This project provides for various improvements of the Fresno Yosemite Airport terminal. |
Fresno |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Imperial |
The funding would go towards the engineering design services of the SR-86 Improvement Project. |
Imperial County |
|
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southern California Association of Governments |
The requested funding would go towards a Highways to Boulevards Regional Study to offer a path for communities to reknit by replacing aging highways with city streets that better fit the context of their surroundings. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Agoura Hills |
The financial challenges that the COVID-19 crisis has brought to the AHCCC make it impossible to address the almost million-dollar cost of maintenance issues, which include a massive roof repair and the addition of an emergency generator. The existing roof is original and has a construction defect, which results in a major leak during the rain. Over time, this leak has created damage to the gymnasium floor, which will prevent the AHCCC from opening its doors until the roof is repaired. |
Los Angeles County |
|
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
PATH Ventures |
PATH Villas Normandie located at 1390 186th Street in the Gardena neighborhood of the City of Los Angeles, will be the conversion of a 40-unit, vacant hotel/apartment building with 40 covered parking spaces into permanent supportive housing. Specifically, there are 16 hotel units and 24 apartment units, where there will be a change of occupancy of the 16 hotel units from R1 Occupancy (less than 30-day stay) to R2 Occupancy to allow for permanent dwelling. The scope of work consists of an interior remodel, renovating units and common areas to be ADA compliant, and other upgrades to the site and landscaping.
|
Los Angeles County |
|
$772,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Downtown Women's Center |
The requested funds would help to repair, paint, and upgrade the safety features to the building’s elevator. Sometimes women are trapped for hours in the elevator. The historic building is a centerpiece of the Los Angeles Skid Row community, housing 71 of California’s most vulnerable residents, providing a safe and supportive space for 5,500 women experiencing or at risk of homelessness, and connecting 5,000 community members with their unhoused neighbors through volunteer service each year. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
US VETS |
The renovation of Arnold Street is the first of the "transportation infrastructure" projects on the West LA VA Medical Center Campus that will transform the north side of campus into a therapeutic residential community for the more than 1,200 homeless veterans in the coming years.
The funding from this request will eliminate vehicle traffic in the most dense and central part of the housing development, and provide usable space for the programming to-be-provided in the adjacent buildings. This space will be used to facilitate programing offered through the VA's HUD-VASH, GPD, and SSVF programs, as well as programming geared towards veterans and funded by the Department of Labor and Small Business Administration--thus improving the effectiveness of these federal investments. |
Los Angeles, Ventura, Kern Counties |
|
$749,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bay Area Rapid Transit |
Replace 715 fare gates throughout the BART system with new, state-of-the-art swing-gate-style fare gates that will improve maintainability, reduce system downtime, and discourage fare evasion. |
Oakland |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Blythe |
The project will replace a 500,000-gallon water reservoir servicing the Palo Verde College and surrounding neighborhood with a new, bolted steel water tank of similar capacity. The new tank will be installed within the water facility site, connected to the existing distribution/pump system to ensure uninterrupted operation of the water storage system and removal and disposal of the existing reservoir. The proposed tank will be of flat panel bolted steel construction on a structural foundation. It will be a circular tank, approximately 60 feet in diameter and 32 feet in height. The interior and exterior surfaces will be coated with a high-quality coating system to ensure the maximum life expectancy of the tank. |
Riverside County |
|
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lake Elsinore |
The requested funding would go toward the installation of new crosswalks, safety signage, lighting, and other improvements to enhance walkability and pedestrian safety on Main Street. |
Riverside County |
|
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sacramento County |
Funding would be used to improve facility conditions at Mather Community Campus in Sacramento County for the 180 highly vulnerable formerly homeless participants residing at the campus. The campus has been in dire need of repair for years but budgetary constraints and a revolving number of service contractors have made the movement on repairs challenging. With over $9 million in repairs needed, this funding will assist with a new roof, fall protection, a water heater and boiler. |
Sacramento County |
|
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Diego Association of Governments |
Along the Del Mar Bluffs, the rail corridor is within feet of the coastline, nested on cliffs that experience annual/episodic erosion. Stabilizing the bluffs is critical to increase the safety and service reliability of the corridor, which has experienced several emergency bluff failures over the past two years alone.
To date, four stabilization projects have occurred at different locations along the bluffs. The COASTER Commuter Rail Corridor Stabilization project is the final phase of this effort and will complete the bluff stabilization for the corridor. The requested funds would complete final design and construction. |
San Diego |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
La Maestra Community Health Centers |
These needed capital improvements will improve access to primary care and behavioral health services. Improvements will include expanding the facility by an additional 5,700 square-feet to add comprehensive behavioral health and substance use disorders services as well as an improved pharmacy to meet the health and wellness needs of the community.
Upon completion, this project will increase access to behavioral health services for 1,250 patients. Patients will have an onsite pharmacy and access to behavioral health and substance use disorder services. |
San Diego County |
|
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Diego |
This project will provide increased safety on University Avenue between Fairmount Avenue and Euclid Avenue. The project includes installing three roundabouts and medians with enhanced pedestrian crossings. This will also include new pavement, wider sidewalks, and trees along this portion of University Avenue. This corridor has been identified as a high frequency pedestrian crash segment. It is part of the Mayor's Vision Zero strategy to eliminate severe and fatal crashes in the City. The design phase of the project is complete, federal funding will support construction. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Diego |
The funding would help the design phase of an overall project intended to reconstruct and increase the curb-to-curb width of La Media Road, between Siempre Viva Road and the designated truck route to the Otay Mesa Port of Entry. Despite the importance of this road, it is currently in extremely poor condition. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Olivenhain Municipal Water District |
This funding would go toward expanding overflow parking from 16 to approximately 65 stalls which will expand EFRR’s overall parking capacity by over 220%. |
San Diego County |
|
$307,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation Dis |
The Golden Gate Bridge is in critical need of a new toll collection system. The current system, mounted at street level on the former toll collection booths, has been operational since 2005 and has reached the end of its useful life. The Bridge District is currently designing a new overhead gantry to house a modern electronic toll collection system that will improve efficiency and safety for the 100,000 vehicles passing over the Bridge each day and the workers who maintain the system. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Transportation Commission |
This project will serve as initial startup funds to purchase mitigation land/credits based on expected impacts from projects in the Bay Area’s federally mandated regional transportation plan. Once those projects complete the environmental process and identify mitigation requirements, the project sponsor would purchase the advance mitigation with project funds. Revenues from the sale of advance mitigation credits will be used to purchase additional land or habitat for future transportation projects, with the intent of creating a self-sustaining advance mitigation fund. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency |
Funds would pay for needed implementation planning and conceptual design for comprehensive improvements to replace aging and obsolete infrastructure and enable the Cable Cars to continue to serve San Francisco for future generations. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Francisco Market Corporation |
The SF Market has initiated construction planning for the next building in its ongoing Reinvestment Plan. This facility will be a larger, more efficient, and more structurally resilient produce distribution warehouse that will house up to six merchant businesses and the Market’s community food program. The requested funding would accelerate and complete the architectural and engineering phase of the new building. This support will enable the SF Market to move into construction of this important infrastructural asset. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$1,460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
SOMOS Mayfair, Inc. |
The requested funds would support the construction, equipment, and program services of a new 5,107 square foot Community Center on the ground floor of the Quetzal Gardens Apartments. This vision links together housing services, family supports and economic development. |
Santa Clara County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Danville |
The project would replace aging traffic signal hardware, vehicular detection systems, and communications infrastructure. |
Town of Danville |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Feinstein |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Paradise |
The Roe Road Extension Project is a direct response to the 2018 Camp Fire disaster. The Town lacked efficient evacuation routes and capacity. This required residents to use longer routes up long dead-end roads to reach designated evacuation routes. The Project provides direct connections to the downhill evacuation routes. |
Town of Paradise |
CA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Westerlo |
Extending existing fiber routes to make fiber-delivered fast, reliable, and available to all residents of and businesses in Westerlo.
|
Albany County |
NY |
$1,625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
New York Farm Viability Institute |
Operating expenses and technical support to implement practices that will reduce antimicrobial use on dairy farms. |
Cayuga, Chautauqua, Cortland, Genesee, Jefferson |
NY |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Clifton Springs |
There are two buildings that were built in 1879 & 1915. Phase one (Health & Wellness center) renovation is complete and in late 2019 phase two was estimated to cost just under one million dollars. The building houses licensed child care, camps, sports, family and senior programming. The building built in 1879 (oldest YMCA in the country still running in its original facility) needs a new floor plan, insulation, windows, plumbing, roofing, A/C, and other interior updates. |
Clifton Springs |
NY |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Eden |
Construct a Community Center in the Eden Hamlet Center. |
Erie County |
NY |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Essex County Board of Supervisors |
The new Agricultural and Youth Center will be constructed to support the County Cooperative Extension Staff (13), County Youth Program and Facilities Coordinators (2). |
Essex |
NY |
$806,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Newcomb |
The Town has completed the conceptual design and planning stages of a Regional Welcome Center Project and are now at the stage of acquiring project management, architecture, and professional services to be ready for the construction phase of the Regional Welcome Center. |
Essex County |
NY |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Akwesasne Boys & Girls Club |
This funding would be invested in a new home for youth development. |
Franklin County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ghent |
The Towns of Ghent, Canaan, New Lebanon, and Austerlitz have joined together in a coordinated effort to provide broadband where it currently does not exist. The goal is to provide broadband to as many unserved homes and businesses as possible through both network expansion and new construction. |
Ghent |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Upstate Ice Plex |
The Ice Plex will provide recreational sport and community involvement for children, families, and athletes to exercise. The Ice Plex would promote local business drawing in residents from out of the area and be utilized year-round. |
Gloversville |
NY |
$23,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hunter Foundation Inc. |
Funding will be used for a shovel-ready development of an incubator kitchen, the Food & Agriculture Culinary Hub, primarily in the build-out of the physical space the kitchen and classrooms will require to launch: capital improvements of an existing building, commercial grade kitchen equipment, and audio-visual equipment to be used for educational purposes. |
Greene County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Herkimer County Legislature |
Federal funding is being sought to expand broadband access in Herkimer County to address current deficiencies in access to high-speed internet. |
Herkimer County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lewis County |
Lewis County will use funds to mitigate its low population density and remote characteristics with this comprehensive telecommunications project to open the door for job opportunities, access to medical services and education, and promote development. |
Lewis County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lewis Agricultural Society |
The Lewis County Agricultural Society has plans to put in an amphitheater on the fairgrounds. This Amphitheater would be handicap accessible, well maintained, and well light for safety to be utilized as the "Free Acts" location during fair week and available for the community's usage the remainder of the year. |
Lewis County |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Royalton-Hartland Central School |
The Royalton-Hartland School District is currently developing a Regional Agriculture Center of Excellence that will annually provide hundreds of students and community members with the relevant skills and hands-on training needed to pursue sustainable careers in the evolving local agriculture industry. |
Niagara County |
NY |
$688,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Niagara County |
The 2-phase project will provide high-speed, reliable, and affordable internet access to 22 towns, 9 villages, 15 school districts, and 1 hospital. |
Niagara, Orleans |
NY |
$5,170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
This project will install high-speed fiber optic lines to five targeted business corridors to provide low cost internet connectivity for small "mom and pop" businesses and community Wi-Fi along the corridors that residents and visitors can use. |
Onondaga County |
NY |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Providence Farm Collective Corp. |
Providence Farm Collective (PFC), in a joint capital campaign with the Western New York Land Conservancy, requests funds for the purchase and permanent protection of 37 acres of prime agricultural farmland for marginalized New American and BIPOC farmers. In addition to the land purchase and agricultural easements, the entire project includes the rehabilitation of the existing barn, and the building of a septic system, bathroom and hand-washing facilities, education space, and a commercial kitchen. |
Orchard Park |
NY |
$980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Volney |
The funds would be used for the construction of a new Town Hall building. |
Oswego County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Potsdam |
The Village seeks grant funding to construct a new road salt/sand storage building at its DPW campus located on the Raquette River. The Village's existing storage facility is only partially covered and salt has found its way into the surrounding soils and the Raquette River resulting in environmental degradation. |
Potsdam |
NY |
$369,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Institute of Technology |
Requested funding will be used for facilities upgrades, purchase of field equipment and instrumentation, workforce development and pilot studies for developing plant protection methods, development tools using AI, imaging, and mathematical modeling. |
Rochester |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Salamanca |
Funding will repair and replace the roof at Historic Ray Evans/Seneca Theater. |
Salamanca |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Historic Saranac Lake Trudeau Building Restoration |
Funding will be used to restore the historic Trudeau Building in downtown Saranac Lake, NY for expansion of the museum. |
Saranac Lake |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Seneca Falls |
The Town of Seneca Falls will use federal funds to contract for the construction of a new salt storage facility, improving the Town of Seneca Falls' ability to provide an essential community support service throughout the winter months. |
Seneca Falls |
NY |
$71,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lewisboro |
The aim of the project is to create a safe, modern and inclusive play space for children of all ages and abilities. This play space would offer inclusivity which recognizes and enhances the play experience of children with sensory and other developmental issues. |
South Salem |
NY |
$625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County Economic Development & Planning |
Suffolk County would like to construct a new Educational Office/Visitors Center erected at the Suffolk County Farm in Yaphank to help provide proper working facilities, consolidate staff and program space, accommodate visitors, and to help provide Agritourism exhibits. |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Sullivan County |
Sullivan County plans to address unmet and increasingly vital telecommunications needs through the development of a county wide, county-owned wireless broadband network. This project proposes to expand the network to address underserved areas of the County in the towns of Mamakating and Highland by installing two communications towers with associated network equipment. |
Sullivan County |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Massena |
Project to repair one of Massena's primary fire stations to address structural system failures, update AASHRAE and OSHA non-compliant ventilation and exhaust systems, construct an additional needed apparatus bay and make ADA provisions. |
Village of Massena |
NY |
$1,055,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Waterloo |
This project address serious structural deficiencies that must be addressed in order to maintain safe operations and continue to provide quality government and emergency services. |
Village of Waterloo |
NY |
$479,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Glens Falls |
This funding would be used to undertake a number of structural renovations and energy upgrades to its historic City Hall building, which houses not only the offices of city government, but also the Glens Falls Police Department in the basement, and the City Court system on the third floor. |
Warren County |
NY |
$1,024,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wolcott |
The Town of Wolcott will use federal funds to contract for the construction of a new salt storage facility, improving the Town's ability to provide an essential community support service throughout the winter months. The new facility will replace the current severely deteriorated salt barn and be located farther from area wetlands, improving environmental outcomes and resulting in more efficient storage and road salting operations. |
Wolcott |
NY |
$101,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Yates County |
This capital improvement project consist of a new 43,700 square foot shared facility between the Yates County Highway Department and the Yates County Office of Emergency Management. Two existing structures would undergo upgrades to existing mechanicals. |
Yates County |
NY |
$14,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University at Albany - SUNY |
The Empire State VERTEX testbed will evaluate the quality and robustness of ground-based vertical profiling technology, integrate data from ground-based vertical profiling sensors into National Weather Service (NWS) real-time operations, and assess the value of persistent boundary layer-sensing technologies for improving operations and the cost-effectiveness of integrating these technologies into the national weather enterprise observing infrastructure. |
Albany |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
67th Precinct Clergy Council, Inc. |
Funds will be used to scale up and expand our existing gun violence prevention programs and services to successfully impact more lives and reduce gun violence in Central Brooklyn. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
East Flatbush Village, Inc. |
Community Development and Anti-Violence initiative for youth and Advocacy: EFV mobilizes youth and the community-at-large to address key issues around safety, education, health, access to employment and other opportunities that impact youth and the East Flatbush community as a whole. At the core of EFV's belief is that residents should never be considered as "passive recipients" of services, but rather, must instead be brought together and mobilized to resolve the challenges that threaten their well-being |
Brooklyn |
|
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute, Inc. |
To enhance the first phase of Upstate New York's only Cryo-EM Center providing access to industry and academia to instrumentation able to elucidate the critical information necessary for biological material characterization, drug discovery, and design. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$1,312,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University at Buffalo |
WNY Drug Discovery Driven by UB's Center for Computational Research (CCR) proposes to utilize recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and high-power computing, pioneered by researchers at the University at Buffalo, to facilitate drug discovery through rapid development of hit and lead compounds in Buffalo, NY. Funds will be used to upgrade CCR, a leading national high performance computing center, to expand its drug discovery efforts.
The objective of this request is to utilize recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and high-power computing, pioneered
by researchers within the University at Buffalo, in place of teams of out-of-state chemists, to rapidly develop hit and lead
compounds here in Buffalo, NY.
The application of AI for drug discovery is well exemplified by the groundbreaking work of Professor Ram Samudrala,
through his novel CANDO paradigm (Computational Analysis of Novel Drug Opportunities). Professor Samudrala and his
students have already identified several drug molecules that have advanced to clinical trial.
UB’s Center for Computational Research (CCR) is a leading national high-performance computing center that university
researchers, affiliated industry partner’s access to utilize advanced computing resources, and associated services. CCR
enables cutting-edge research, including Dr. Samudrala’s work with CANDO, that requires more computing power and
time than can be obtained on personal or off-the-shelf lab computers. At the heart of any research project is data, and
CCR maintains high-end storage systems providing users with access to secure, reliable, fault-tolerant data storage and
high-speed parallel file systems. These storage systems provide the foundation of CCR's core advanced research
computing services including industrial and economic development outreach. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Coastal Preservation Network |
Funding will be used to stabilize and restore two public access on-water platforms that are in dire need of repair on Flushing Bay, NY. There are currently very few sites where College Point residents can safely enjoy the views in this coastal community; refurbishing these platforms would enhance safety and provide waterfront access to a community that has limited open space. |
College Point |
NY |
$262,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Village of Croton-on-Hudson |
The Croton-on-Hudson Police Department is seeking funding to purchase body cameras for each sworn officer in the department, as well as car cameras for each patrol vehicle in the department. The institution of said cameras will provide accountability for both police officers and community members, and result in a safer community for all. |
Croton On Hudson |
NY |
$260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Livingston County, NY |
This Project would be procurement, training and deployment of a virtual law enforcement training simulator. This simulator would place police officers in real world scenarios that focus on de-escalation, less lethal options, community engagement and officer wellness highlighting positive outcomes and preservation of life. |
Geneseo |
NY |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town/Village of Harrison |
The Town/Village of Harrison is seeking $175,000.00 in supplemental appropriations funding to install an emergency and public safety storage facility to address existing operational deficiencies and mitigate issues related to evidence storage to aid in successful prosecutions. This project will improve the Harrison Police Department's (HPD) effectiveness and better aid the flow of information services between our law enforcement partners, victim service advocates, prosecutors' office, and the community we serve. |
Harrison |
NY |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Samadhi Center Inc. |
The requested funding would be for operational expenses. Primarily for hiring and training staff members. The funding would also cover administrative costs, rental of office space, advertising, promotion, computers and community events. |
Kingston |
NY |
$460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
The City of Long Beach Police Department is requesting $1,063,000 in funding for a new centralized video intelligence and surveillance platform, an expanded camera system, and a technology buildout for a centralized mission control hub. |
Long Beach |
NY |
$1,063,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
The City of Long Beach Police Department is requesting $150,000 in funding for a new centralized analytics software program that integrates multiple in-house databases such as, but not limited to, records management, time and leave, NYS TraCs, and the parking enforcement system. The program pulls data from these independent sources into a centralized database, and based on historical data uses predictive analysis and artificial intelligence to better direct officers to the right locations at the right time, thereby reducing costs and increasing safety. |
Long Beach |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Middletown Police Department |
This project is designed to assist the City of Middletown Police Department in implementing procedures based upon best practices and industry standards, as identified by one of the leading law enforcement consulting firms in the United States, known as Lexipol. Lexipol provides a comprehensive solution for policy review and development, and offers a wide-ranging online training academy for our personnel, which will afford our agency with an opportunity to redistribute department resources in a manner that will increase transparency and build community trust and legitimacy. |
Middletown |
NY |
$47,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The One Hundred Black Men of New York, Inc. |
OHBM intends to stimulate the economy, directly server the formerly incarcerated, create new jobs, support entrepreneurs, and develop new business owners with the creation of a Black Male Academy for New Business and Entrepreneurism (BMBE) Mission: To address generational wealth equity as a social justice issue that is accompanied by improvement in economic status. |
New York |
NY |
$4,990,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
NYCEDC |
Futureworks NYC Public Health Cohort will provide programming and resources to innovative hardware startups and manufacturers to commercialize technologies that will improve public health and increase industrial resiliency to mitigate future supply chain shocks. Funding will support operational expenses for programming, provide strategic capital to startups and mature SMEs to catalyze R&D and capital investments, and analyze critical NYC supply chains. |
New York |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
NYCEDC |
Conduct a comprehensive industry study that will provide a roadmap for equitable economic development in NYC, including key economic metrics (income, poverty, education), employment, salaries and projected industry growth and positions. The study will provide a roadmap of priority regions, populations and industries to inform comprehensive programming for the Future of Work Institute. |
New York |
NY |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of New York - Office of Climate Resiliency |
The Mayor's Office of Climate Resiliency (MOCR) is seeking funds for a project to help City planners and local residents alike visualize the impacts of climate change on local communities.
The NYC Mayor’s Office of Climate Resiliency (MOCR) is seeking funds to help City planners and local residents alike visualize the impacts of climate change on local communities. With high-quality data from the New York City Panel on Climate Change, MOCR will develop a platform that will allow people to use visualization tools, access data, and participate in community outreach and information sharing.
In 2021, MOCR engaged 21 different City agencies and 27 non-governmental organizations on the highest priority climate research needs. This engagement process included some of the most socially vulnerable communities in each of the five boroughs. Overwhelmingly, City agency staff and community-based organizations cited the need to perform analysis of impacts and risks from climate on the daily lives of New Yorkers. A vast majority felt of existing climate risk analysis was city- or borough-wide, which does not relate to people’s concerns. For example, people want to know how hot their neighborhood will be or how often it will flood. NYCADAPT will directly address this high priority need by making local climate data and information available for future outreach, education, and planning. Funding for NYCADAPT will also help the City appropriately site and protect critical facilities and services, like backup power sources, cooling centers, and evacuation routes.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Research Foundation of the City University of New |
Using a transitional justice framework, the NNSC will engage police and community state-wide in a trust building process that focuses on addressing and repairing the harms experienced by victim-survivors of intimate partner violence and sexual violence. This funding would support the operational expenses to launch this effort. |
New York |
NY |
$606,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Yeshiva University |
The Kathryn O. Greenberg Immigration Justice Clinic ("the Clinic") is an academic legal training clinic of U.S. immigration law at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University ("the Applicant"), a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit institution of higher learning. The requested funds would contribute to the operational costs of the Program. |
New York |
|
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New York City Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs |
Funding for this project will be used for personnel at New York City law enforcement agencies that provide U and T visa Certifications, and operational costs to support timely processing of backlogged certification requests as well as outreach. Operational costs will include data management support, outreach materials, interpretation/translation, other outreach event costs. |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Carnegie Hall Corporation |
NeON Arts, a public-private partnership between the NYC Department of Probation and Carnegie Hall, is an award-winning and innovative program that infuses year-round arts programming into community-based resource networks in seven high-needs NYC neighborhoods. The requested funding will support expenses for 25 twelve-week NeON Arts creative workshops selected by local community stakeholder groups to serve approximately 600 youth ages 16-24; expenses include payments to over 50 teaching artists, materials and supplies for workshops, and community outreach. |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
NYC Mayor's Office of Climate Resiliency |
The Mayor’s Office of Resiliency, the United States Geological Survey, the NYC Department of Environmental Protection, the NYC Department of Transportation, and the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation are seeking funds to perform integrated modeling of compound flood risks in coastal areas across the City.
The City of New York maintains the largest surface transportation system in the country, with 6,000 linear miles (about 11,000 lane-miles) of roadways, 12,000 linear miles of sidewalk, and 794 bridges and tunnels that provide vital access for vehicles, cyclists, pedestrians, transit, and freight to move through the city. Federal funding for this project will help make this regionally vital transportation system more resilient to floods.
Currently, 25 percent of all annual flood-related complaints from New York City residents (3530 complaints) are made to report street and highway flooding. The New York City Panel on Climate Change estimates that low-lying neighborhoods around the city flood as many as 25 – 30 times per year from exceptionally high tides. While extensive work has been done to quantify coastal flooding, higher water tables and intensifying rains are increasingly likely to occur in tandem with coastal storms. By modeling the combined effect from higher seas, heavier rains, and higher water tables, the City can safeguard lives and critical transportation infrastructure.
|
New York |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Niskayuna, New York |
The Town of Niskayuna is requesting $135,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to purchase personal body cameras for police officers, equip police vehicles with car modules and dash cameras, license plate readers placed throughout the community, hardware, permits, infrastructure and storage, and training for personnel in the use of this technology. |
Niskayuna |
NY |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Oswego |
The Conway building is home to the Oswego Police Department and Police station (1st Floor), along with the Oswego City Court (2nd Floor), and classroom space for New Visions classes. The HVAC system needs to be replaced. Currently the DPW mobilized space heaters and portable air conditioners. |
Oswego |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oswego County |
Provide funding for the Oswego County, New York Sheriff's Office to purchase body-worn cameras. |
Oswego |
NY |
$448,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Police Accountability Board |
Staffing, operational expenses, and equipment to (1) lead a landmark oversight investigation into the Rochester Police Department's culture and (2) lead a community budgeting program aimed at right-sizing the Rochester Police Department. |
Rochester |
|
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
CNY Defense Alliance |
Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies are exploding and supporting all aspects of how we live and work today. CPS are similar to IoT in that they are typically designed as a network of interacting elements however CPS are more a complex computer system that is controlled and monitored by computer-based algorithms. CPS examples include the smart grid, autonous vehicles (e.g., drones), medical devices (e.g., insulin pumps and pacemakers), industrial control systems and robotic systems. IoT technology is synonymous with sensor-based products pertaining to a smart X, where X could be a home, a city or military base, such as security systems, thermostats and lighting. The ever evolving and expanding CPS/IoT fabric is augmenting the world we live in by making things more efficient, sustainable, and resilient while improving citizens’ quality of life, safety and security.
The objective of SkyDome Trusted Smart-X Experimentation Environment is to build a capability that replicates electromagnetically, physically, and digitally, a reconfigurable area of interest such as a city block in a modern metropolitan area or airport or military base. This “living lab” will facilitate experimenting with technologies, understanding their capabilities and limitations including interoperability, reliability and cyber security vulnerabilities. It will also support connections and collaboration opportunities to the greater Griffiss Business and Technology Park (GBTP) including the AFRL Information Directorate, NY UAS Test Site, Innovare and the City of Rome’s Smart City infrastructure to enable complex but compelling experiments.
This project builds on Oneida County and Rome’s ability to forge partnerships between government, business, academia, and community that has enabled the development of a growing high-tech region. The AFRL/RI is the center piece of the GBTP with a budget that is over $1.8 Billion, fueling the development of technology that touches all aspects of CPS/IoT. The park also hosts Air City, a $20 million mixed-use development project currently under construction. Air City includes apartments, commercial space, cyber research and development, and lifestyle retail. The revitalized Woodhaven Riverwalk is also part of the tech park and is a series of mixed-use projects that we envision as New York State’s first smart, autonomous-friendly village. Complementing these developments is the Griffiss International Airport, which hosts one of seven FAA designated drone test sites. The NY UAS Test Site is the only test site at a towered airport and supports a 50-mile drone corridor between the Mohawk Valley Region and Central New York. The vision for Innovare Advancement Center, AFRL and the communities Open Innovation Center, and SkyDome are now a reality offering a unique laboratory environment to support collaboration on CPS/IoT projects that will expand and improve services, promote economic growth, and enhance quality of life.
|
Rome |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Village of Spring Valley |
The Spring Valley Police Department (SVPD) serves over 32,000 residents and is in desperate need of a complete overhaul to update the department's entire IT infrastructure to handle day-to-day operations and continue serving the public. The project will also involve updating the police department's doors to a digital locking system and updating the department's outdated security camera system. |
Spring Valley |
NY |
$246,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
Expansion of Body-worn camera problem, allowing Syracuse Police Department to outfit an additional 14 sergeants. This expansion will put a BWC on all uniform officers and supervisors. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Westchester, NY |
Capital improvements to expand the capability of the County's interoperable emergency communications system to operate in-building, county-wide. |
White Plains |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding is for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District, for maintenance dredging in Dunkirk Harbor and for breakwater repairs. The current position of the breakwater causes sediment/sand to accumulate in the harbor and redirect waves into the inner harbor area, rendering the harbor virtually useless for its designed purpose. |
Chautauqua |
NY |
$5,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding would be for breakwater repairs and maintenance dredging for Cattaraugus Creek Harbor. The Cattaraugus Creek Harbor and breakwater were authorized in the Rivers and Harbors Act of 1968 and constructed by the US Army Corps of Engineers in 1983 and has received no maintenance since then. |
Chautauqua |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding request is for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Pittsburgh District, to begin a feasibility study for the Chautauqua Lake Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration Project, which was authorized in the Water Resourced Development Act of 2018. |
Chautauqua |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding is for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District, to maintenance dredge the federal channel in Barcelona Harbor and to initiate a breakwater improvement study through a General Reevaluation Study or Limited Reevaluation Study for the breakwater in Barcelona Harbor. |
Chautauqua |
NY |
$1,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Ithaca |
This funding would be to expand and integrate the existing distributed energy resources over in a micro-grid, to serve not only the Ithaca Area Wastewater Treatment Plant, but also the Ithaca High School and the City of Ithaca Department of Public Works Streets and Facilities. |
City of Ithaca |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Salamanca |
This funding would be used to for upgrading HVAC equipment, weatherization and water conservation upgrades of the City’s municipal building. |
City Salamanca |
NY |
$303,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding would be used to replace the water transmission mains, which supply drinking water to the entire City and are past their useful life. |
Orange |
NY |
$11,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding would be used to support the Amdur Park water system for water tank refurbishment, relocation, and installation. |
Orange |
NY |
$443,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Oswego |
This funding would be used to repair the tow of the Oswego High Dam to improve energy efficiency. |
Oswego |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding would be used for sewer, pump station and force main upgrades in the hamlet of Holbrook to connect the infrastructure to existing County sewers.
|
Suffolk |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding would be used for design and installation of sewers in the Long Island Rail Road station in Central Islip. |
Suffolk |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Huntngton |
This funding would be used for construction of a community micro-grid to provide power to critical facilities in the community. |
Town of Huntington |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Kent |
This funding would be used to construct a new garage for Highway Department fleet vehicles to help meet Environmental Protection Agency and New York Department of Environmental Conservation regulations. |
Town of Kent |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding would be used for the construction of a new water filtration facility at the Orchard Street Pump Station. |
Westchester |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
FuzeHub, Inc. |
FuzeHub will facilitate collaborative projects between small and early-stage manufacturers and not-for-profit organizations (typically colleges, universities, and Manufacturing Extension Partnership centers) in New York State. Using the requested funds, FuzeHub will contract with these providers to assist companies with manufacturing scale-up, adoption of new technologies and processes, or the creation of new products and services. |
Albany |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Greenpoint Manufacturing and Design Center Local D |
The Greenpoint Manufacturing and Design Center (GMDC), a nonprofit developer of industrial space, seeks financing and funding for the development of a first-of-its-kind mixed-use project in Brownsville, Brooklyn, NY, which will include manufacturing and affordable and supportive housing. GMDC seeks $5.5 million in capital funds to help underwrite the cost of construction of the multi-tenanted manufacturing facility. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation |
Financial Services Community Project funds allocated to the Brooklyn Business Center will support its general operations in FY2022 as we work to expand our operations and help small business owners of color navigate and recover from the devastating impacts of the pandemic. Moreso, we will play a key role in strengthening the long-term resilience of minority-owned businesses-the lack thereof presenting an obstacle to advancing racial equity in the business community-particularly as it means increased employment opportunities. We respectfully request $250,000 to support these activities in FY2022. Project Funding will be matched on a 1:1 basis, using committed funds secured from City and State sources. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
SUNY Buffalo Small Business Development Center |
• Build an interactive e-commerce platform (website)
• Graphically design the web site (may include designing a logo, creating good copy, taking photographs, creating a place for questions, appointments, etc.)
• Determine appropriate payment platform.
• Monitor the businesses application and usage of e-commerce.
• Legal counseling- copyright, business structure
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Civic Hall Labs, Inc. |
We are seeking capital support for Civic Hall @ Union Square, which is slated to open in late 2021 and will include a 45,000 square foot Tech Training Workforce Development Center with 20 state of the art classrooms, a collaborative workspace, and wrap-around support services that will be a center of gravity for tech employment and economic empowerment for underserved New Yorkers. |
New York |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
NYCEDC |
Funding to provide merit-based funding support to early-stage life sciences companies in NYC founded and/or led by minorities. Support to be provided as loans, grants, and equity investments. |
New York |
|
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Foundation |
Will provide solutions to temporarily fill empty storefronts in Manhattan. It will also provide comprehensive support services to help the next generation of entrepreneurs who are creating businesses that can permanently fill those vacancies. |
New York |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Clinton County, New York |
Renovation of three on-airport buildings; 5,200 sq.ft. office building, 7,000 sq.ft.
multi-purpose light industrial building, and a 28,000 sq.ft. former aircraft hangar. Building
improvements will allow the Airport/County to enhance and lease valuable space to provide
additional sources of sustainable revenue and job opportunities. |
Plattsburgh |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Urban League of Rochester, N.Y. Inc. |
The Urban League of Rochester (ULR) Entrepreneurship Assistance Center (EAC) provides business development services to minorities, women, dislocated workers, economically disadvantaged individuals, veterans, and individuals with disabilities who would like to start or are in the beginning stages of starting their own business. ULR proposes to enhance its programming by partnering with Rising Tide Capital to implement the Community Business Academy, a 12-week cohort based business training program that helps entrepreneurs become self-sufficient with the guidance of experienced business leaders and then provides ongoing technical assistance to those who complete the training. |
Rochester |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Rensselaer County Industrial Development Agency |
The requested funding for the Online Games Center of Excellence will be used to provide stipends to program participants, in addition to administrative and program expenses, and staff salaries. |
Troy |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
County of Wyoming |
Government Center and Courthouse Main entry Security Station Addition |
Warsaw |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Wyoming County Office of Emergency Services |
Wyoming County Fire Training and Emergency Operations Center Renovations and Expansion |
Alleghany Cattaraugus Erie Genesee Livingston wyom |
NY |
$796,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
New York City Fire Department |
In an effort to reduce fire deaths & strengthen ties with local communities, particularly with faith-based communities, FDNY aims to bolster outreach and improve fire safety outcomes by training Clergy Liaisons to promote and amplify general residential fire safety messaging, and highlight the importance of having and maintaining a working smoke alarm. |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, Richmond |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town of Amherst |
Funding will be used for capital improvements and equipment to upgrade communications equipment along with bathroom and kitchen facilities which will provide the remaining elements necessary to accommodate a fully functional Emergency Operations Center (EOC) at the Amherst Community Policing and Training Center. |
Erie |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
City of Port Jevis |
This equipment request is for the purchase of two fire engines and one light duty rescue vehicle. The fire engines are reaching the end of their 20-year life span, parts are not available, and the light duty rescue vehicle will carry additional rescue equipment. |
Orange |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Village of Pulaski |
Funds will be used to restore severely banks tributary to the renowned salmon fishing Salmon River with improved stabilization techniques to maintain sustainability needed due to increase runoff from climate change in storm events. Funds will also be used to improve stormwater conveyance piping, detention/retention facilities, green infrastructure and stormwater management facilities to proactively prevent future damage to property from these increasingly damaging events. |
Oswego |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Homeland Security |
City of Mount Vernon, NY |
The City seeks the funding to purchase needed vehicles to prevent or mitigate hazardous conditions and respond to emergencies. The vehicles- a Police Mobile Command Unit, a Fire Department Rehabilitation Unit, and 5 hybrid SUVs are requested to increase the overall safety of residents and capabilities of assigned staff. |
Westchester |
NY |
$564,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cohoes |
This funding would be used for the rehabilitation of the City's aging drinking water treatment facilities. |
Albany, Saratoga |
NY |
$2,562,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Medgar Evers College |
This funding would be used for a study that examines the impact of Waste Water Treatment Plants in New York City on regional water and air quality with regard to Per- and Poly-fluorinated (PFAS) substances. |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, Richmond |
NY |
$792,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Yorktown |
This funding will be used for Phase 1 of the Sewer Extension Project in Hallocks Mill Sewer District. |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, Westchester |
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cultural Museum of African Art |
This funding would be used for the Cultural Museum of African Art to present a long-term exhibit at Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Buffalo Zoo |
This funding would be used for capital improvements to the Buffalo Zoo campus related to human and animal safety. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Mayville |
This funding would be used for the construction a new water well and associated treatment infrastructure to replace existing contaminated wells. |
Chautauqua |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cherry Creek |
This funding would be used to upgrade the Cherry Creek Water Pollution Control Facility and the sanitary sewer collection system to meet new NYS Department of Environmental Conservation regulations. |
Cherry Creek |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingston |
This funding would replace failing sanitary sewer and storm sewer lines. |
City of Kingston |
NY |
$2,422,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingston |
This funding will be used to replace a failing sanitary sewer line and manholes near the intersection of Henry Street and Furnace Street in the City of Kingston. |
City of Kingston |
NY |
$726,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oswego |
This funding would be used for electrical & HVAC upgrades at the City's wastewater plant. |
City of Oswego |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oswego |
This funding would be used to replace the playground at Breitbeck Park.
|
City of Oswego |
NY |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Dundee |
This funding would be used to replace an existing water storage tank with a new storage tank, as well as install new telemetry controls for remote communications and energy efficient well pump control. |
Dundee |
NY |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Poughkeepsie |
This funding would be used for the Falkill Trunk Sewer Rehabilitation Project, which is structured to mitigate inflow and infiltration issues and greatly reduce structural defects in the City of Poughkeepsie sanitary sewer collection system. |
Dutchess |
NY |
$4,036,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of West Seneca |
This funding would be used for capital improvements to the eight West Seneca Water Districts owned by the Town and assist in their transfer the Erie County Water Authority. |
Erie |
NY |
$7,388,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Clarence |
This funding would be used to install a sanitary sewer from the Heise-Brookhaven Trunk Sewer at Town Hall south to Main Street. |
Erie |
NY |
$3,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lake Champlain-Lake George Regional Planning Board |
This funding would be used to construct a wastewater collection and treatment system in the Hamlet of North Creek to promote downtown revitalization. |
Essex, Hamilton, Warren |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Potsdam |
This funding would be used to upgrade existing water supply wells, provide a water storage tank for water supply reliability, and extend the water distribution main to properties not currently connected. |
Fulton |
NY |
$717,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fulton County Government |
This funding will be used for the consolidation of two existing municipal and two existing private wastewater treatment facilities into one existing Regional Wastewater Treatment Facility that will allow for a regional approach to wastewater treatment in Fulton County. |
Fulton |
NY |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Monroe County Water Authority |
This funding would assist Monroe County Water Authority in complying with new regulatory mandates, identifying service lines containing lead, removing and replacing lead service lines, and helping to minimize water service rate increases. |
Genesee Livingston Monroe Ontario Orleans Wayne |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Glen Cove |
This funding would be used to rehabilitate the Nancy Court Pump Station to meet increased demand in the City of Glen Cove. |
Glen Cove |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Herkimer County Legislature |
This funding would be used to facilitate construction and implementation of the Eastern Mohawk Valley Regional Water Transmission Main. |
Herkimer |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sullivan County |
This funding would be used to create a park within the National Park Service's Scenic and Recreational Upper Delaware River unit, with nearly one-mile of river frontage. |
Monticello |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
This funding would be used to construct a new water tower in the City of Long Beach. |
Nassau |
NY |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Flower Hill |
Funds will be used to install a sanitary sewer system in the Village of Flower Hill which currently relies on underground septic to treat wastewater. The system will hook up to the Port Washington Waste pollution Control District, the Great Neck Water Pollution control District and/or the Nassau County Sewer System. |
Nassau |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Glen Cove |
This funding would be used for the rehabilitation of the Nancy Court Pump Station. |
Nassau |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Hempstead |
This funding will be used towards construction costs related to the Village of Hempstead Phase 1 Sewage Collection System Improvement Project. |
Nassau |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
North Salem |
This funding would be used for the installation of a water treatment system to remove PFAS and carcinogens from the Sunset Ridge Water District. |
North Salem |
NY |
$87,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Webb |
This funding would be used for capital improvements to the Wastewater Treatment District including DEC mandate for the Town of Webb. |
Old Forge |
NY |
$3,426,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
This funding would be used to extend the City of Syracuse No. 2 public drinking water intake pipe in Skaneateles Lake to deeper water. |
Onondaga |
NY |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Newburgh |
This funding would be used for the reconstruction and realignment of the North Interceptor Sewer. |
Orange |
|
$12,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Kiryas Joel |
This funding would be used to support the construction of the Seven Springs Road Drinking Water Treatment Facility which will help establish a reliable, safe, and adequate public water supply for the Village of Kiryas Joel's residents. |
orange |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sing Sing Prison Museum |
This funding would be used to transform the Sing Sing Prison Museum's Powerhouse into a venue for an arts and humanities center. |
Ossining |
NY |
$490,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oswego |
This funding would be used to increase the capacity at the wastewater treatment plant to accommodate more residents and businesses. |
Oswego |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Pulaski |
This funding would be used for improvements to the wastewater treatment system. |
Oswego |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Volney |
This funding would be used for the installation of a potable water system in an area of town without municipal water. |
Oswego |
NY |
$885,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oswego |
This funding would be used for water filter gallery room upgrades at the City's Water Treatment Plant. |
Oswego |
NY |
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Volney |
This funding will be used for the installation of a potable water system in an area of town without municipal water. |
Oswego |
NY |
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oswego |
This funding would be used to replace the City's slow mix system that mixes the treatment chemicals into drinking water before sending it to the filtration system to be distributed. |
Oswego |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Portville |
This funding would be used to upgrade the Portville wastewater treatment facility and sewage collection system, which are both in very poor condition. |
Portville |
NY |
$5,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Pulaski |
This funding would be used to upgrade the Village of Pulsaki's sewer system to increase capacity. |
Pulaski |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
NYC Department of Environmental Protection |
This funding would be used for capital improvements that would divert stormwater from a portion of the sewer system in St. Alban's, Queens to reduce area flooding. |
Queens |
NY |
$3,476,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Schodack |
This funding would be used for capital improvements for drinking water infrastructure in the Town of Schodack. |
Rensselaer |
NY |
$1,432,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Potsdam |
This funding would be used for upgrades to existing wastewater treatment process equipment and would extend sanitary sewer main to properties with demonstrated need of safe, reliable disposal due to failing septic fields and proximity to drinking water. |
Saint Lawrence |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Canton |
This funding would be used to assist the Village of Canton establish a secondary ground water source to supply municipal water. |
Saint Lawrence |
NY |
$816,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Massena |
This funding would be used to restore structural integrity of a primary water storage tank to address interior and exterior corrosion. |
Saint Lawrence |
NY |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Mechanicville |
This funding would be used to repair and replace several miles of old and undersized water mains. |
Saratoga |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Saratoga PLAN |
This funding would be used to acquire land and conservation easements and to build trails in the Palmertown Range located in the Adirondack Foothills of Saratoga County, New York |
Saratoga Springs |
NY |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bronx River Sewer District |
This funding would be used to undertake a Sanitary Sewer Evaluation Study focused on the Bronx River Sewer District. |
Scarsdale |
NY |
$1,291,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rotterdam |
This funding would be used for a capital improvement project at the Town of Rotterdam's wastewater treatment plant, which is over 70 years old and in need of rehabilitation. |
Schenectady |
NY |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Seneca Falls |
This funding would be used to replace an aging wastewater pump station and force main in the Town of Seneca Falls. |
Seneca Falls |
NY |
$1,966,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Springville |
This funding would be used for the replacement of water distribution lines in the Village of Springville. |
Springville |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County Water Authority |
This funding would be used for the construction of a water main that would allow the Suffolk County Water Authority to utilize water from the aquifer system under the main body of Long Island and provide drinking water to the North Fork with less reliance on the limited aquifer in Southold. |
Suffolk |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Patchogue |
This funding would be used to expand the capacity of the Village of Patchogue's Wastewater Treatment Facility to eliminate septic tank overflow. |
Suffolk |
NY |
$9,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Riverhead |
This funding would be used to extend public water service from the Riverhead Water District to residences located South and East of the former Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve Plant in Calverton. |
Suffolk |
NY |
$7,213,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Babylon |
This funding would be used for the construction of new water system infrastructure for a portion of the Oak Beach community currently under a Do Not Drink order from the Suffolk County Department of Health Services. |
Suffolk |
NY |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County Water Authority |
This funding would allow the Suffolk County Water Authority to construct a new ground level water storage reservoir at its Town Line Road property in the Town of East Hampton. |
Suffolk |
NY |
$4,678,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County Water Authority |
This funding would assist the Suffolk County Water Authority in purchasing advanced laboratory equipment to protect drinking water from emerging contaminants such as the perfluorinated compounds PFOS and PFOA and the synthetic compound 1,4-dioxane. |
Suffolk |
NY |
$890,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County Water Authority |
This funding would be used to connect the Manorville community to the public water system who currently rely on public wells.
|
Suffolk County |
NY |
$6,311,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hempstead Harbor Protection Committee |
This funding would be used to plant shellfish seeds in selected harbors and bays on the north shore of Long Island to reduce pollutants such as excess nitrogen levels, bacteria, and harmful algal blooms; restore shellfish populations; and help the local economies. |
Syosset |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cheektowaga |
This project will improve the quality of the Scajaquada Creek and the Buffalo River, lessening the instances of SSO incidents, and allowing for greater public enjoyment of public spaces along the River. |
Town of Cheektowaga |
NY |
$4,773,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pawling |
This funding will be for the Town of Pawling Route 22 South Sanitary Sewer Expansion Project. |
Town of Pawling |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Plattsburgh |
This funding would be used for Phase 1 of the Battlefields Memorial Gateway project. |
Town of Plattsburgh |
NY |
$2,589,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rye |
This funding will be used for Phase 1 green improvements at Rye Town Park. |
Town of Rye |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Verona |
This funding would be used to remove poor quality, low yield community well supplies from mobile home park service, and bring a reliable, high quality public water supply to low-income households in the New London Hamlet area of the Town currently using private wells plagued by low yield and poor water quality.
|
Town of Verona |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Parish |
This funding would be used for major capital improvements to the existing wastewater treatment plant in the Village of Parish. |
Villlage of Parish |
NY |
$899,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of New Castle |
This funding would be used to replace and upgrade all four pumps and controls to accommodate the increased demand for drinking water. |
Westchester |
NY |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Peekskill |
This funding would be used to replace aging and/or inoperable water hydrants and valves. |
westchester |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Salem |
This funding would be used for the development of a new ground water source well in Croton Falls. |
Westchester |
NY |
$242,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Williamsville |
This funding would be used for the installation of a pool house at Garrison Park. |
Williamsville |
NY |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Dundee |
This funding will be used to replace the existing water storage tank and to install energy efficient well pump control. |
Yates |
NY |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Substance Use Support Services for Black/African A |
The sharp increase in opioid overdoses over the past 12 months has been disproportionately borne by the Black/African American community. The Partnership to End Addiction seeks to customize and promote its free telehealth and mobile helpline services for the specific needs of Black/African American parents and caregivers in New York State whose child of any age is struggling with substance use. |
Albany, Alleghany, Bronx, Broome, Cattaraugus etc. |
NY |
$293,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Creation of a SUNY-wide 'Social Equity Early Alert |
With an investment from Senators Schumer and Gillibrand, SUNY System Administration will lead the development of a versatile technology platform that 1) tracks student progress across all 64 SUNY campuses, 2) includes a wide range of factors that could result in a student's departure from campus, and 3) establishes an early alert system in order to empower campuses to create individualized networks of support (from academic advisement to mental health and more) around students whose completion is at risk. |
Albany, Alleghany, Bronx, Broome, Cattaraugus, Cay |
|
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Upstate Multidisciplinary Lyme and Tick-Borne |
With federal support, we will be able to renovate an existing office space and convert it into a multidisciplinary clinical care facility devoted to the diagnosis, treatment, management and research of complicated tick-borne diseases (TBDs) including Lyme disease. |
Albany, Alleghany, Broome, Cattaraugus, Cayuga, Ch |
|
$898,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Le Moyne College |
This project will modernize, expand, and equip facilities that provide needed mental health, health, and substance abuse services, including prevention, education, awareness, and wellness services for students while also providing access to wellness services for neighborhood residents. |
Albany, Broome, Cayuga, Chemung, Chenago, Clinton, |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University at Albany, SUNY |
The requested funding will be used to purchase a Next Generation RNA Technology Package which includes an Illumina NextSeq2000 sequencing platform ($250,000) and the Zeiss LSM 980 with Airyscan 2 technology confocal microscope system ($750,000). The requested equipment will advance The RNA Institute's critical research, aid in the battle against SARS-CoV-2 variants, and support the efforts of hundreds of scientists throughout the region who depend on the Institute for its facilities, expertise, and leadership. |
Albany, Columbia, Greene, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Sc |
|
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
Flow cytometry is one of the most widely used technologies to measure and detect cell charateristics for the purpose of sorting out cell population. It is used to identify a population of cells to produce high value drug molecule (such as antibodies for cancer, osteoporosis or viral infections), regenerate tissue (such as liver, skin, cartilage) and identify microorganisms (such as bacterial and other contaminant cells for manufacturing of Biopharmaceuticals). It is one of the highly sought out facility and skillset in the NYS Capital Region by public health departments (such as the Wadsworth Center for human toxicology), universities (such as Rensselaer for drug discovery, stem cell engineering for regenerative medicine), non-profits (such as Multiple Sclerosis Center of Northeastern New York for biomarker discovery) and biopharmaceuticals (such as Regeneron, Taconic, Pfizer for identification of contaminants, biomanufacturing of drugs). Thus, advanced controls and characterization of cells are a crucial component for the industry and safety of patients. Flow cytometry is a critical skill for the pharmaceutical industry and is in high demand (such as Bristol Myers Squibb for Professional Workforce Development to scale-up cancer cell therapy). Examples of projects, conducted in the NYS Capital Region, were enabled by a basic flow cytometry facility - established at Rensselaer 18 years ago with funding from the NYS Gen*NY*sis program. This facility has become obsolete, NYS Gen*NY*sis program has been discontinued, and universities, public health agencies and industries now requires high volume and high throughput flow cytometry capabilities for research, product development and work force training that no longer exist in the greater capital region. Lack of high volume and high throughput flow cytometry capabilities is causing NYS industry to look out-of-state or internationally for product development, workforce recruitment and training; hampering and delaying research projects and public health research at universities, medical institutions and governmental facilities. This proposed request is to establish a cutting-edge, high-throughput and high-volume Flow Cytometry Facility in the NYS Capital Region to assist public-private partnerships and work force development areas for biopharmaceuticals, regenerative medicine and infectious disease research. Requested funds will be used exclusively to purchase the equipment that, due to its high-volume and high-throughput capabilities required for industry research and workforce training component, is not a funding priority by federal agencies (such as NIH, NSF) under traditional research infrastructure. This request fits into multiple Appropriation Bills (LHHS as well as CJS) given its multiple areas of impact for this project. These include increasing the economic output of NYS biopharmaceutical industry and NYS biotechnology start-up community, effectively addressing public health emergencies at the state and federal level, enhancing fundamental and translational research at non-profits and higher education institutions, and providing workforce training. We have chosen LHHS for the Appropriation Bill. However, we remain open to other categories and can provide additional information as required. |
Albany, Cortland, Erie, Genesee, Monroe, Nassau, O |
NY |
$834,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Our Ability Alliance |
Operational expenses to build further training for individuals with disabilities looking for skill development, mentor opportunities, interview training and employment outcomes. |
Albany, Erie, Onondaga, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Sche |
NY |
$74,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hudson Valley Community College |
Hudson Valley Community College (HVCC) is undertaking the creation of a new Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)-approved Aviation Maintenance Technician School (AMTS) to be located at Albany International Airport, in Albany County, New York. HVCC will utilize the requested funding to acquire state-of-the-art aviation equipment and supplies to support the development of its Airframe and Powerplant curriculum, and FAR Part 147 AMTS Certification. |
Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Schenectady |
NY |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
A. E. Crandall Hook & Ladder Co |
Requested funds will be used to purchase two Zoll X-Series 12-lead defibrillator monitors and one Laerdal Resusci Annie cardiac manikin to provide Advanced Life Support care to the community and supportive training to our volunteers. |
Alfred |
NY |
$85,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Health Innovation lab equipment funding |
Keuka College's Center of Health Innovation requires funding for lab equipment that will help to increase the quantity and quality of health care workers (nurses and occupational therapists) in New York State. |
Alleghany, Cayuga, Chemung, Chenago, Cortland, Eri |
|
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Liberty ARC |
Capital improvements, including upgrading a 25 year old HVAC system and adding a sterilization room, for a health & dental clinic serving low income (medicaid) patients in Amsterdam, NY. |
Amsterdam |
NY |
$1,027,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Village of Barker |
The project will construct a new Village Hall and Library to replace the one that burnt to the ground in a fire. The project will provide the Village with necessary basic public infrastructure, create construction jobs, and provide a venue for critical community events and educational/training programs. |
Barker |
|
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
GLOW YMCA, Inc. |
The Genesee County YMCA is formally requesting $900,000 in capital improvements to develop a healthy living campus in partnership with Rochester Regional, United Memorial Medical Center. The Healthy Living Campus will have a transformative impact on the revitalization of Downtown Batavia and will provide Genesee County with a first class facility offering holistic, multi-generational health services that address disease prevention, wellness, nutrition, rehabilitation and therapy for the mind and body. |
Batavia |
NY |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Moxxie Network |
The need for our services has grown even more due to Covid-19 and we seek funding to help women to enter, re-enter and advance in the workforce. The capacity-building grant will be used to hire staff, purchase equipment and obtain a state-of-the-art technology and CRM system. |
Brightwaters |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UD Team II Bronx: SBYD Coaching Program and New Bu |
UD Team II Bronx requests funding for an important and unique piece of our program - to support the work of our full-time youth development coaches. UD Team currently employs 15 full-time coaches, each of whom works with a team of 18-20 students. Specific elements include providing trauma-sensitive professional development; building an internal pipeline of candidates through external educational opportunities; and training coaches in the Neurosequential Model in Sport. UD Team II Bronx also requests capital funding for construction costs related to our new school building in the Melrose neighborhood of the Bronx. This school building will be the home of Urban Dove Team Charter School II Bronx for 30 years, and will function as a community-based asset for use by thousands of Bronx youth and families. |
Bronx |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Barnabas Hospital |
St. Barnabas Hospital respectfully requests $1,360,451 to purchase a Computerized Tomography Scanner (CT Scanner) for its Emergency Room, which will allow ER staff to quickly examine patients who may have internal injuries from car accidents or other types of trauma, including a surge of gun violence in our community. SBH is a New York State-designated Level II Trauma Center, one of just three trauma centers in the Bronx. |
Bronx |
NY |
$1,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CUNY Institute of Health Equity |
CUNY Institute of Health Equity (CIHE) has partnered with Catholic Charities, Betances Houses located in Hunts Point and New Haven to implement a disease prevention and health promotion intervention that coach individuals and families to self-monitor their health biometrics and improve their health. This initiative seeks to prevent onset of diseases such as diabetes, asthma, cardiovascular, and improve chronic disease self-management, by shifting the duty from health care model to individuals to monitor their own blood pressure, weight, body mass index, and respiratory function with a simplified protocol, paired with health promotion coaches. |
Bronx |
NY |
$1,028,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rosalyn Yalow Charter School |
We are requesting $912,500 funding for the construction of a Montefiore Health Clinic at 650 Grand Concourse, which will serve Rosalyn Yalow Charter School and the Cardinal Hayes High School. |
Bronx |
NY |
$912,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban Health Plan |
Urban Health plan (UHP) requests a grant of $591,100 for renovation and technology upgrades at a number of its sites. Specifically, the funds will be used to renovate the roofs of four of its sites, update the HVAC systems in three sites and upgrade the digital technology necessary to provide telemedicine services at one site. With the onset of COVID-19, the importance of good HVAC systems cannot be overstated and updated technology creates health care access through telemedicine for people with limited mobility or transportation options. |
Bronx |
NY |
$591,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fordham University |
The Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service, in conjunction with Goddard Riverside Community Center (GRCC), a settlement house on the West Side of Manhattan in NYC, will provide direct services to high-risk, low-income community members socially and emotionally impacted by COVID-19 via ASCEND (Access and Support for Community Engagement a Needed Demonstration), a psychosocial support and outreach program. The focus will include three different populations: (1) 250-300 middle and high school age youth; (2) 50-75 caregiving adults (parents, grandparents, aunts/uncles and others); and (3) 30-50 direct line staff. |
Bronx |
|
$456,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fordham University |
This proposed project aims to expand the Clinical Mental Health Services (CCMH) in the Bronx Program -- funded in 2020 through the support of the Mother Cabrini Health Foundation -- to counteract the negative health effects of the pandemic. The expanded CCMH program will provide free tele-mental health counseling in English and Spanish, psychoeducational groups, and outreach and prevention programming to a minimum of 200 youth and their parents in predominantly Black, Latinx and immigrant communities adjacent to Fordham University's campus in the Bronx. |
Bronx |
NY |
$454,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stand Up to Violence (SUV) Program |
NYC Health + Hospitals/ Jacobi is requesting additional funding to increase mental health services under the umbrella of our Stand Up to Violence Program |
Bronx |
NY |
$394,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lehman College |
The Bronx Recovery Corps at Lehman College is requesting $250,000 to support 25 students with part-time wages for the next academic year as they support the economic recovery and revitalization in the Bronx due to COVID-19, a BRC coordinator to administer the programto 50+ students, ongoing workshops, virtualprogramming, and possible summer internships that would occur before the end of FY22. |
Bronx |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Astor Services |
Funding will support expanding Astor's Transitions program, which provides combined care management and direct care services to school children ages 4-18 years old. The goal is to collaborate with students and families to achieve a better educational understanding, positive opportunities, and graduate high school. |
Bronx |
NY |
$132,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Asian American Community Recovery and Safety Servi |
With funding, the project will address increased needs caused by the pandemic, including the growing economic and health needs of Asian American families, as well as the rise in anti-Asian violence facing Asian American women and seniors, by providing: a) expanded health outreach and education; b) enhanced health resources navigation and; c) neighborhood safety and belonging services and programs. |
Bronx, Kings, Nassau, New York, Queens, Richmond, |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
TCS Information Technology |
Funding through Senator Gillibrand's office would enable TCS to address employment inequity in New York State with the creation of a sustainable, customized IT Training & Certification Program tailored to meet the needs of individuals with varying disabilities to succeed in the growing IT sector where there is huge expressed demand. Program graduates will earn IT industry-rated credentials and competencies by industry-recognized leader CompTIA, preparing them with valued hard (technical) and equally important soft skills for long-term career success. |
Bronx, Kings, Nassau, New York, Queens, Suffolk |
NY |
$58,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Institute of Technology |
To enhance its biomedical research capabilities NYIT requests an Abberior MINFLUX microscope for multi-color, 3D time-lapse imaging of live cells and tissues, and single-molecule imaging to better understand health and disease at the fundamental level of the molecular building blocks. There is no such microscope in the United States and acquiring it will place New York State as a leader in this field. Other equipment requested includes: a single-molecule imaging camera with lasers, and a new modular confocal microscope, with a spinning disk add on. |
Bronx, Kings, Nassau, New York, Queens, Suffolk, W |
NY |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The HOPE Program |
The requested funding would support transitional employment and green jobs training for New Yorkers facing significant barriers to employment through on-the-job experience in horticulture and solar panel installation; training in industry hard skills, essential skills, digital skills, and financial literacy; and job placement and career support. Specific expenses will include transitional wages for trainees; salaries for staff lines including program coordinators, hard skill trainers, and employment specialists; certification costs; technology; and other expense lines as specified in our budget attachment. |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Therapy (rTMS) |
rTMS is used to to treat treatment-resistant depression for two decades, and is has emerging evidencefor treament of post-sroke depression and Obsessive Compulsion Disorder. Racial and Ethnic disparitie exist in access to newer treatment in healthcare like rTMS. |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Per Scholas NY Satellite Partnership Project |
Per Scholas' NY Satellite Partnership project will deliver high-quality IT training and individualized professional development services to 400+ low-income New Yorkers from traditionally underrepresented communities in all five boroughs through a blended learning model that will prepare program graduates for, and connect them with, in-demand IT employment. Funds will be used for instructional staff at multiple sites; management, oversight, and support staff; technology, equipment, and supplies to create connected classrooms on-site and at partnering organizations; technology toolkits for a portion of the learners to access the training remotely; textbooks and class materials; fringe benefits; and rent. |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, Richmond |
|
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Francis College |
To provide resources that promote educational access and that emphasize diversity, equity and inclusion at St. Francis College and the New York communities we serve. |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, Richmond |
NY |
$1,245,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Edge, Inc |
New York Edge (NYE) is requesting federal funding to jump start the design, development, licensing, and integration of an enterprise-wide technology system that is robust, user-friendly, efficient, and fully integrated for improved services to NYE program recipients, data management and analysis activities, and future growth and expansion to more children and youth in NYC and to neighboring counties, such as Nassau, Suffolk, and Westchester. Additionally, federal funds will be used to cover expenses related to project management, data migration, database set up and design, and staff training. |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, Richmond |
NY |
$1,128,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alliance NYC |
PATH to Jobs: Peer Alliance Towards Health & Jobs is a cost-effective, high impact investment of taxpayer funds in workforce innovation that will increase the number of low-income New Yorkers who obtain vocational training and job placement opportunities in health and social service agencies across New York, support them in their trajectory from dependence on public benefits to economic mobility and independence, and strengthen our healthcare system in addressing health disparities and access inequities exposed and exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, Richmond |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs |
The City University of New York ("CUNY") near-peer mentors will raise their NYC Department of Education ("DOE") mentees' awareness of college options, improve their readiness to transition of college, gain valuable work experience, and improve CUNY's capacity to support the success of immigrant students. NYC DOE mentees will gain support transitioning into and adjusting to high school, a role model navigating NYC as an immigrant, and intentional college and career planning support. |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, Richmond |
NY |
$561,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York City Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs |
Funding will be used for coordinator positions and related operational costs to oversee access to health, mental health, and other critical services for migrant children who have been released from federal custody to family or other sponsors in New York City. Operational costs will include development of outreach materials, interpretation/translation, and other outreach event costs. |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, Richmond |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC DOE |
Requested funds for "Lift Every Voice NYC" will be used to provide Saturday music instruction to NYCDOE students (Grades 4-12 from all five boroughs) in the areas of songwriting, piano, guitar, and modern band and to offer small group coachings and music learning modules that support student musicians as they emerge from pandemic-related learning loss in music and the lack of music performance opportunities. Funding will be used to compensate teachers and professional performers/teaching artists for providing instruction and coachings to students as well as to purchase music supplies and equipment needed for instruction and rehearsal. |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, Richmond |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Village |
This funding will be used to increase access to programming for aged-out foster youth including: Use for Social and Emotional Programming ;Use for Behavioral Health Programming; Use for Peer to Peer Mentoring Programming; Funding will additionally be used for staffing, programming access, curriculum and supplies and technology upgrades.: |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, Richmond, Westches |
NY |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Immigrant Education & Workforce Development: P |
This initiative will expand education and workforce development services for low income immigrant New Yorkers from our Woodside, Queens headquarters, with a particular focus on preparing them, through free tax preparation and other services, for a path to citizenship and meaningful employment. |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, Richmond, Westches |
NY |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sunnyside Community Services |
Sunnyside Community Services (SCS) requests funds to support operational costs of our free Home Health Aide (HHA) Training Program's classes in English and Spanish. This is an innovative workforce development program that helps un/underemployed individuals, primarily immigrant women, enter a career ladder in the healthcare field with a direct pipeline to employment in our two affiliated home care agencies. |
Bronx, Kings, Queens |
NY |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
God's Love We Deliver |
God's Love will use the requested funding to develop and implement a new Client Relationship Management (CRM) technology system. With a new CRM, God's Love We Deliver will: reach more vulnerable people with medically tailored meals and nutrition education; reduce healthcare utilization and costs for a high use population; reduce the time from first client contact to first meal delivery; and obtain the evidence to support expanded healthcare reimbursement and private funding for the medically tailored meal intervention. |
Bronx, Nassau, New York, Queens, Richmond, Suffolk |
NY |
$760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One Brooklyn Health |
This project furthers the transformation plan of three nonprofit, safety-net hospitals serving the communities of north Central Brooklyn, and ongoing capital grant by supplementing budget and program gaps created by COVID-19 related programmatic challenges and delays. This project will involve the purchase of state of the art equipment-to replace end of life equipment, hospital equipment systems, and a Electronic Health Record upgrade and related "At the elbow" staff training, to improve the health outcomes and patient safety and satisfaction for the residents of Central Brooklyn.
The equipment purchased with the funds requested will enhance the hospital’s diagnostic and treatment capacity for preventable and chronic conditions such as osteoporosis, hypertension, cardiovascular disease and diabetes, which disproportionately affect the residents of central Brooklyn. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$6,419,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Woodhull |
The overall goal is to renovate the existing ED which was constructed in the 70's and is approximately 8,600 SF. Areas include Acute, Trauma, Critical and Triage, as well as, the Radiology Waiting Room inclusive of the reconfiguration of space for an existing Ultrasound Unit to improve patient throughput. The ED consists of 28 cubicle bays. Some of the objectives include the replacement of utilities, electrical, medical gases, HVAC and plumbing, as well as, replacement of light fixtures, doors, air registers, headwalls, ceilings, flooring, specialty lighting and painting. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$4,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Health Sciences University |
SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University is requesting $1.925M to establish a Center for Community Health network to provide comprehensive primary care to the underserved neighborhoods of central Brooklyn. We are requesting funds to develop a technology enabled health infrastructure hub and a connected primary care practice pilot site. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jamel Gaines Creative Outlet |
Requested funding will be used for implementing our Arts In Education program in eight Brooklyn based schools obtaining equipment for the program such as instruments, costumes, and art supplies, funding field trips, providing resources for our lecture demonstrations, providing costumes, props and technical needs for our in school performances, and providing salaries for our artistic teaching staff.. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$921,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Indian American Day Carnival Association |
Funds will be used as part of the operational expenses for the improvement of arts, music and technology education (instructors, equipment, supplies, apps and technology and production |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Make the Road NY |
Through this project Make the Road New York (MRNY) will expand and sustain adult education services for immigrant New Yorkers. Theywill provide English Language Acquisition (ELA) and Citizenship Preparation (civics) classes that will advance students' career opportunities and connect them to our holistic services to meet immediate needs. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brooklyn Caribbean Literary Festival |
We are requesting funds to support the educational and knowledge resources that are associated with the promotion and development of Caribbean literature and Caribbean writers in the North American diaspora. These programs are an extension of the literary festival where writers can expound and share their work. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Medgar Evers College, CUNY |
This Medgar Evers College proposal request for sponsorship constitutes an innovative approach to contributing to job creation and workforce development by upskilling, re-tooling, and exploring opportunities among the existing Brooklyn labor force. The approach consists of creating an entrepreneurship incubation and workforce development initiative that will bring together a broad array of stakeholders and institutions to engage in broad and positive change on many of the dismal metrics that community members face. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Upstate Suicide Prevention Center |
Federal funds would be used to help secure the additional space, providers, training and programming needed to bring all of Upstate's existing suicide prevention initiatives into a fully-functioning and comprehensive center, allowing us to serve an additional 600 at-risk youth and young adults each year from at least 50 school districts across Central New York. |
Broome, Cayuga, Chemung, Chenago, Cortland, Delawa |
|
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Upstate Autism Spectrum Disorder Treatment Ce |
Federal funds will be used to help defray the costs of renovating, staffing and equipping vacant clinical office space to develop a novel service line providing drop-in care for youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and for families who are experiencing ASD crisis (e.g., aggressive bursts, suicidal ideation). Such a dedicated, comprehensive facility is not currently available anywhere in Central New York -- nor almost anywhere in the US -- and would provide near-immediate crisis intervention, on-call service, and access to specialized, in-person care within 24 hours for triage to other care programs at SUNY Upstate Medical University. |
Broome, Cayuga, Chemung, Chenago, Cortland, Delawa |
NY |
$977,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Upstate Medical University |
Using a combination of self-funding, contributions from local businesses and donors, and federal funds, SUNY Upstate Medical University will purchase the equipment and supporting material to implement a Smart Hospital and Remote Health Care initiative, whereby thousands of Upstate patients' individual health markers will be monitored real-time and at home via wearable, HIPAA-compliant medical technology. In addition, Upstate will build upon its initiative to be one of the first academic medical centers in the world to develop contactless medical drone and related robot technology to transport lab samples, medication, medical devices, and medical supplies between health care facilities, remote areas, and other sites. |
Broome, Cayuga, Chemung, Chenago, Cortland, Delawa |
NY |
$844,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MACNY |
The "IDEAS That Fuel the Growth of High Tech Jobs in NYS" Program will provide training for the marginally employed, unemployed and those workers displaced by the pandemic. The IDEAS Program identifies individuals best suited for careers in advanced manufacturing and IT and delivers foundational training required for entry level Manufacturing Technician positions and entry level Software Development positions; providing stackable credentials that are a gateway to expanding career and education pathways. |
Broome, Cayuga, Chenago, Cortland, Herkimer, Jeffe |
NY |
$793,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Action Organization of Western New York |
The Thrive: Highland Beech/Jordan Gardens Initiative is an innovative approach that will provide a minimum of 50 families with intensive wraparound services, including quality access to medical and dental services, nutrition support and education, care coordination, targeted youth services, behavioral health counseling, and financial counseling to residents in the Highland Beech Neighborhood, an extremely disinvested area of Niagara Falls. The Thrive: Highland Beech initiative is an emerging partnership between the Community Action Organization of Western New York (CAO of WNY), Community Health Centers of Buffalo (CHCB), and the Buffalo Federation of Neighborhood Centers (BFNC), that will operate in conjunction with the Highland Beech Neighborhood Revitalization planning and Jordan Gardens home renovations financed though the Niagara Falls Municipal Housing Authority. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$902,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Explore & More |
Explore & More - The Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Children's Museum is requesting funding that would allow us to expand upon our free Au-Some programming for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families, further strengthening its impact and reaching more of this vulnerable population. Additionally, we would like to develop new curriculum and expand on our programs for children and the families with physical, intellectual, behavioral and emotional challenges. We will continue to partner with the University of Buffalo, Buffalo State College and Parent Network of WNY to utilize pre-existing resources to best serve our families. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$437,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwill Industries Of Western NY |
Goodskills Career Builder is a partner-driven career pipeline program to prepare people of color, people living in or near poverty, unemployed, those recently unemployed due to COVID-19, and underemployed populations for training programs and career opportunities and advancement in the Advanced Manufacturing, Sales and Services, and Tech industries in Western New York. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$351,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Carthage Area Hospital |
Carthage Area Hospital (CAH) will build a new medical center to consolidate multiple locations into one building, providing a one-stop shop for patients and improving accessibility through the integration of services, including the current 25 bed hospital, Family and Women's Health Office, Behavioral health, Physical Therapy, Surgery, Orthopedics, podiatry, Urology, Neurology, Laboratory, Medical Imaging, and Emergency Room. |
Carthage |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Trillium Health Primary Care Expansion Project |
Trillium Health is requesting funding for capital improvements to increase primary care services to include an on-site urgent care center, pediatrics and sexual health services at its Monroe Avenue Article 28 clinic. |
Chemung, Livingston, Monroe, Schuyler, Wyoming |
NY |
$374,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Astor Services for Children & Families |
Providing Bilingual Parent Advocacy for vulnerable low-income families in the Hudson Valley. |
Columbia, Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Sull |
NY |
$196,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Astor Services for Children & Families |
Suicide Prevention Training for Hudson Valley Schools |
Columbia, Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, Sull |
NY |
$54,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Astor Services for Children & Families |
The project is to fund a team of experts to examine possible evidence-based treatment models for substance abuse for adolescents and young adults (ages 13-26). The team of experts will choose the model that is most effective for this population, improves access to care, and is a high quality approach that is culturally sensitive. Once identified, Astor's training department will conduct trainings (clinical, non-clinical, paraprofessional, and peer) to implement the model. Finally, Astor's Quality Improvement department and Data Analytics department will create systems for measuring outcomes and ensuring fidelity. This process will be completed within one year. |
Columbia, Dutchess, Orange, Rockland, Sullivan, Ul |
NY |
$244,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Astor Services for Children & Families |
Rural Health Care Worker Liaison position will improve health care in rural areas by managing all aspects of communication with hospitals when enrolled children are in need of emergency medical and mental health care services. This improved collaboration from referral to post-discharge will support families and Astor staff when children require hospital level medical or mental health care through the local Emergency Department (ED) or inpatient hospitalization. |
Columbia, Dutchess, Orange, Sullivan, Ulster |
NY |
$117,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Long Island |
United Way of Long Island is respectfully requesting Congressionally Directed Spending to support our Net Zero Energy Challenge. This project will allow us to install renewable energy at our Deer Park headquarters - a 31,000 sq. ft. building. Our headquarters is also home to the Ascent School for Autism, YouthBuild, VetsBuild, Girls Inc., and Wyandanch Homes & Property Development Corporation. |
Deer Park |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Long Island |
YouthBuild is a program of United Way of Long Island. Since 2010, YouthBuild has positively affected the lives of young adults, establishing itself as one of the most effective youth development programs in Nassau and Suffolk Counties. YouthBuild has had more than 400 graduates, with one-third moving into construction jobs, one third into other careers and one-third pursuing higher education. |
Deer Park |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University at Buffalo |
Funding requested will support the addition of 10 Teacher Residents of Color in UB's existing Teacher Residency Program, and to launch the Summer Teacher and Leadership Academy to extend the work currently being done with teacher and leader residencies. Our current Teacher and Leader residency programs are able to prepare smaller numbers of educational professionals of color to be more effective in terms of student academic achievement and social-emotional development |
Erie |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virtual reality (VR) Simulation Equipment to Impac |
To ameliorate a shortage of 10,000 and more nurse and health professionals, colleges, universities and medical centers will need to educate their students with the best possible equipment. D'Youville requests funding for virtual reality equipment in its Black Box simulation center in the new Health Professions Hub located on the west side, a facility designed to build healthcare capacity and equity. |
Erie |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Depew Community Action Team |
The Depew Community Action Team will outfit a community laundry facility and technology access center with the appliances and fixtures necessary to serve the local community which is in a nationally registered blighted area of Depew, New York. The DCAT Team has partnered with the Educational Technology Foundation of WNY and our local businesses in support of this effort to continue to provide these enhanced programs and services. |
Erie |
NY |
$69,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bell X-1 replica for Niagara Aerospace Museum |
To purchase a full-scale replica of the Bell X-1, the aircraft, built in Niagara Falls, that Chuck Yeager flew to break the sound barrier on October 14, 1947. The replica will be the centerpiece of the museum's exhibits and the highlight of events in 2022 commemorating the 75th anniversary of the record-breaking flight. |
Erie, Niagara |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mary Cariola Center for Rochester & Surrou |
For program efficiencies and improvements, as well as opportunities to grow and accommodate more students with complex disabilities, we are seeking funding to support the construction of new school facilities that will allow us to consolidate our three (3) leased campuses onto a single campus that we own. |
Genesee, Livingston, Monroe, Niagara, Onondaga, On |
NY |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Regional Health |
Funding will be used to provide dialysis treatment for complex, high-needs patients who are on ventilators or trachs. Hospitals have limited options to serve this population, so providing care at Unity Living Center at St. Mary's will allow patients to receive the care they need, while undergoing in-patient respiratory care. |
Genesee, Livingston, Monroe, Ontario, Orleans, Way |
|
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Discovery |
This project will advance care for complex disabilities across New York State through comprehensive website development, telehealth equipment, and personnel to deliver services and develop content.
Specific outcomes of this project include providing individual consultation and counseling services through the use of growing telehealth capabilities, including assessments and treatment plans; establishing an "Autism Infoline" for parents and caregivers to immediately access critical information and support; and establishing an accessible online platform for training and support of families, caregivers, educators, clinicians, and other stakeholders with the capacity for a variety of educational options, including toolkits, short videos and podcasts, webinars, and interactive training opportunities. |
Harris |
NY |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
WMCHealth |
MidHudson Regional Hospital is seeking $1 million in Congressionally Directed Spending for Phase 1 renovations for WMCHealth's Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health. Phase 1 renovations for the Center of Excellence will create modernized Patient Activity and Patient Support spaces, expand Detox Medical Rooms, add an additional exam room, as well as new patient ADA bathrooms. |
Hawthorne |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valley Health Services |
Funds will be used to construct a new, state-of-the-art, 160 bed skilled nursing facility with a 20 bed neurobehavioral unit and a 20 bed memory care unit in Herkimer County, NY to address a significant unmet need in upstate New York. Neurobehavioral care is unavailable anywhere in the Mohawk Valley and Central New York regions of the state and otherwise severely limited and underserved throughout New York State. |
Herkimer |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Finger Lakes ReUse, Inc. |
Finger Lakes ReUse has developed a model Community ReUse Center that transforms liabilities into assets. This project will support expansion of Finger Lakes ReUse's programs in upstate New York, including a central processing and distribution facility, quality jobs and job training opportunities, and technical assistance to at least 5 additional communities to develop their own sustainable reuse operations, preserving valuable carbon and energy and turning would-be-waste into significant revenue generating opportunities. |
Ithaca |
NY |
$486,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LIFE Camp INC |
After a year in a devastating pandemic, New York's students are returning to a congregate learning environment. Re-intergration will require a focus on their social emotional learning, conflict mediation and ensuring their school community is safe. The All in for Queens Peace Academy ensures students, teachers and staff have the resources they need for conflict free classrooms, restorative justice and conflict mediation. |
Jamaica |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Capacity Development Inc. |
The requested funding will go towards operational expenses for expanding our human justice work as well as our crisis management program at 696 Build Queensbridge. |
Jamaica |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals Queens |
This project will renovate an existing hospital space (retired swimming pool room) to build an Outpatient Dialysis Center. The Outpatient Dialysis Center would serve a significant medical need in the community given the high volume of patients with End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD), Chronic Kidney Disease Level, and provide patients with access to chronic renal dialysis services, primarily due to the complications of diabetes, which is a significant healthcare concern in the community. |
Jamaica |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
York College |
We are proposing to offer six high-quality course offerings/trainings that are scalable and aligned with in-demand occupations and career pathways in New York City (NYC), as identified by leading employers and marketplace data. These offerings will equip low- and middle-skilled workers, as well as students, alumni with skills to advance in the workforce. |
Jamaica |
NY |
$528,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bright Beginnings The ARC Jefferson-Saint Lawrence |
The funds will be utilized for furniture, material and supplies, storage, literacy libraries, and a equity and diversity coordinator to enhance the purposeful play curriculum framework to include equity, diversity, and inclusion. Materials, supplies, and literacy libraries will include multicultural and diverse opportunities to include introduction and development of diverse vocabulary and cultures. |
Jefferson, Lewis |
NY |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
JRC Foundation/The Arc Jefferson-St. Lawrence |
The Arc Jefferson - St. Lawrence will utilize funding to update several of its residential facilities in the community, to address vital preservation needs, increase accessibility for those with special needs, update critical life safety measures, and enhance quality of life for its residents with disabilities, in both Jefferson and St. Lawrence Counties. |
Jefferson, Saint Lawrence |
NY |
$346,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brooklyn Hospital Center |
The scope of the Emergency Department Modernization includes COVID-19 Enhancements, including capital improvements, new equipment and program elements like an Observation Unit, Morgue Renovation, and additional support space. The completion of this project is critical to expedite the registration process and allow patients to move into treatment faster. |
Kings |
NY |
$9,216,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Infusion Center at New York Community Hospital |
Requested funding is for renovation and demolition, site development, temporary utilities, planning consultant fees, and architect/engineering fees. |
Kings |
NY |
$980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Expanding Access to Specialty Services Through eCo |
The program will provide a shared platform for eConsult referral access across a network of community providers and Federally Qualified Health Centers throughout Brooklyn, including the Bedford-Stuyvesant Family Health Center, Brooklyn Plaza Medical Center, Brownsville Multi-Service Family Health and Wellness Center, Housing Works, Maimonides Medical Center, One Brooklyn Health, and SUNY Downstate. Requested funding is for cloud-based platform licensing, initiation, and support; development and testing of interfaces between platform and electronic health records to support clinical documentary and billing; training development and delivery. |
Kings |
NY |
$877,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Institute for Community Living |
ICL is seeking $700,000 in operational expenses for our Family and Youth Peer Support Services. This program helps parents in high need communities in Brooklyn (Kings County) cope with the stress and isolation of parenting a child with significant social, emotional, developmental, substance use, and/ or behavioral health challenges. |
Kings |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brooklyn Parenting Center at Maimonides Medical Ce |
The Parenting Center will provide support from conception to age 2, integrating early childhood psychologists into prenatal visits, providing inpatient and outpatient parenting classes from pediatricians and early childhood psychologists, and care management to connect with key community resources. Money will be spent on clinical staff, including a psychologist, social workers, a pediatrician, and a care manager; training costs; program coordination, research and evaluation. |
Kings |
NY |
$632,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation |
To advance training, skills development, technical assistance, professional development and networking, counseling, and employer engagement necessary to place Central Brooklynites of color who have been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic due to their exclusion from high-growth, competitive-wage innovation, and tech industries, Restoration must bolster its internal capacities to effectively deliver its Technology Career Advancement and Mobility Initiatives. Funds allocated to our Technology Mobility Initiatives will support their expansion in FY2022 as we work to engage education and employment partners, accommodate more residents in our Bridge to Tech programs and double recruitment in Breakthrough Technology Fellowship to 75 participants per year. We respectfully request $500,000 to support these activities in FY2022. Funding will be matched on a near 1:1 basis, using funds from organizational resources and private sources. |
Kings |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
Under this project, the City of Long Beach is requesting $400,000 to create an Early Childhood Learning Center and improve services already offered at the Long Beach West End Community Center. Funding will help provide interactive, hands-on, innovative opportunities that will foster and encourage learning in special needs and low-income students and ensure preparedness for Kindergarten. |
Long Beach |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Siena College |
Siena College faculty will expand their program to train area high school math and technology teachers in creating computer science classes at their schools, and will help teachers earn NYS's new second certification in computer science by taking courses at Siena. Funds will also go toward purchase of a portable planetarium, equipment for Siena's Urban Scholars community outreach program, and a physics laboratory lending library for local high schools. |
Loudonville |
NY |
$745,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Education Success Foundation |
Congressional funds will be used for critical Capital Improvements to a historic, 6.27-acre educational campus located in Rochester, New York's Maplewood Neighborhood, serving 3,000 children and their family members annually. Specifically, the funded project will address safety and energy efficiency of: 118,000 square foot school building (1001 Lake Avenue, built 1915), which requires 626 windows and 313 steel lintels 23,000 square foot former convent (16 Lakeview Park, built 1958), which requires 174 replacement windows, roof replacement, and boiler replacement |
Monroe |
NY |
$3,890,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Baden Street Settlement of Rochester, Inc. |
This funding will be used for significant capital improvements to Baden Street Settlement. The infrastructure of Baden Street has fallen into serious disrepair. |
Monroe |
NY |
$561,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. John Fisher College, Wegmans School of Nursing |
St. John Fisher College requests federal funds from the Department of Education (Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education -FIPSE) through the Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education, and Related Agencies Subcommittee to help establish an Inter-Professional Education (IPE) Simulation Center, a collaborative laboratory space designed to mirror team-based healthcare environments where nursing and pharmacy students will engage in collective learning and skill development. A FIPSE grant of $300,000 will support the purchase of simulation equipment and minor modifications (to improve technology) for existing space that will be transformed into a new IPE Simulation Center that will prepare the next generation of healthcare workers who will serve the Greater Rochester community, New York State, and beyond. |
Monroe |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Rochester Healthcare Career Pathways |
The University of Rochester's (UR) Healthcare Careers Pathway Program (HCPP) will help 50 high school students (ages 16-19) in the City of Rochester-the majority of whom are living in poverty-gain relevant work experience, complete training/education programs, and attain a promotion into a higher-wage job along their desired healthcare career path. With $300,000 in federal funding to help with the cost of staff and other operational expenses, this 1-year pilot program will focus on mentorship and professional development to increase graduation rates, post-high school training, and education completion so that participants are hired into living-wage jobs. |
Monroe |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Monroe Senior Center |
The Town of Monroe will use funding to turn the Monroe Senior Center into a congregate meal center for Orange County and to ensure that the senior center has the capacity to continue serving as a designated shelter during natural disasters. |
Monroe |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Refugees Helping Refugees |
Refugee Health Pathways is a health education and health promotion program for refugees in Monroe County, NY specifically addressing COVID-19 and vaccine hesitancy in difficult-to-reach populations. Program activities include small groups health classes, health education one-on-one, community outreach, advocacy, and providing technical assistance to area providers looking to serve refugee populations. |
Monroe |
NY |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Open Door Mission |
Open Door Mission is requesting funding of $20,000 to create an Outpatient component of the Mission's successful faith-based recovery program; adding a PT Case Manager (20 hours per week) to serve up to 48 individuals in the Program in the 12-month time frame. The funds will help to address the addiction, homelessness, and joblessness that is the basis of our Mission work. |
Monroe |
NY |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Westchester Membership Fund for Aging |
This project will provide for operational expenses and to purchase equipment and services for five (5) new senior-center TIPS sites for remote telehealth monitoring and follow-up services for approximately 500 seniors.¬¬ As well, the project will provide for operational expenses and the purchase of equipment and monitoring and follow-up for TIPS AT HOME remote patient monitoring services for 100 individuals, particularly in medically underserved areas. |
Mount Vernon |
NY |
$792,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Mount Vernon |
The City requests $264,000 to purchase one (1) firefighter rehabilitation apparatus to provide on-scene rehab as a preventive measure to reduce cardiac events which account for half of all line-of-duty deaths among firefighters.
The apparatus will include shelter for respite in between rotating crews and from extreme heat or cold, a bathroom, racks to hang equipment, supplies to provide minor treatments, water, lighting, and other resources needed to keep firefighters safe when responding to emergencies. |
Mount Vernon |
NY |
$264,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mount Vernon Neighborhood Health Center, Inc. |
MVNHC's Behavioral Health Services for Homebound Elderly and Disabled will provide behavioral health assessments and psychotherapy to MVNHC's homebound elderly and disabled residents living in NY-16. Participants in the program will receive a home visit from an MVNHC Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), and adults who are assessed as experiencing anxiety and depression will be offered once-weekly individual or family therapeutic sessions with the LCSW. |
Mount Vernon |
NY |
$103,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
P.E.A.C.E. Afterschool Program Expansion |
The proposed Community Project Funding will support free after school care and a summer STEAM camp experience for 50 children ages 6-14 in the underserved community of 100 Terrace Avenue in Hempstead, NY . In addition, it will support program expansion to youth ages 15-21 for educational services and work experiences through our Project Restoration: Terrace Avenue partnership. |
Nassau |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Project Independence Aging Service Expansion |
The Town's Department of Services for the Aging seeks resources to expand its aging services under Project Independence, the innovative aging-in-place program which provides health, mental health, caregiver support, social and recreational programs, senior transportation, food and nutrition, veterans support, and services for the 55,000+ seniors of this Town. Funding will be used for additional staff, and program outreach and coordination, to reach more seniors, and disabled seniors, in need through Project Independence. |
Nassau |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabi |
To better care for our dementia patients, Parker Jewish Institute is requesting $500,000 in FY 2022 community project funding from the HRSA Health Facilities Construction and Equipment Account to build a new Alzheimer's and dementia memory care unit intended to provide a safe, structured environment with set routines to lower stress for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, plus activities intended to stimulate memory, and possibly slow the disease's progression. Funds will be used to redesign and refurbish an entire floor of Parker's nursing home in order to create a new Alzheimer's/dementia health unit. This unit will no longer resemble a traditional hospital ward and will offer more space and freedom for patients to move about in an open environment without locked doors. It will feature the environmental design advances which have been shown in locations both in the U.S. and around the world to increase independence and improve socialization and overall quality of life for dementia patients at any stage of the disease. |
Nassau, Queens |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Island Community Hospital |
Nursing home no longer an asset that created jobs or economic stimulus to the county. Develop the 14 acre site/180,000 sq ft building to provide healthcare services to the community we serve. |
Nassau, Suffolk |
NY |
$60,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Island Community Hospital |
Our Knapp Cardiac Care Center opened with State of the Art Operating Rooms but they are not multifunctional. Create 2 Hybrid Operating Rooms with Interoperative Imaging |
Nassau, Suffolk |
NY |
$24,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Island Community Hospital |
Currently have 2 shelled clinical spaces for the expansion of our Cardiovascular Service Line. Great benefit to our community based on the cardiac needs. |
Nassau, Suffolk |
NY |
$14,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Island Community Hospital |
Purchase New MRI and CT units and place in currently leased medical space |
Nassau, Suffolk |
NY |
$8,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Island Community Hospital |
Expand Hemodialysis program from 24 to 36 chairs providing needed services in an underserved area. |
Nassau, Suffolk |
NY |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Island Community Hospital |
Purchase and install a surgical robot to provide surgical services in a safer environment with less complications and improved recovery time. |
Nassau, Suffolk |
NY |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Community Engagement |
The Center for Community Engagement will be a new satellite location of Long Island Cares that will allow the agency to expand its work addressing the root causes of food insecurity. The new Center will house both new and existing programs of Long Island Cares as well as provide space where community stakeholders can come together to help people in need and work collaboratively to shape a coordinated response to the ever-evolving problem of hunger on Long Island. |
Nassau, Suffolk |
NY |
$532,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Rochelle YMCA |
The program is an educational program to fill the achievement gap exasperated by COVID-19. It is to bring tutoring, arts, dance and other enhancements to children of color and those economically disadvantaged. |
New Rochelle |
|
$1,037,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Doe Fund |
The Doe Fund has partnered with the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce and local welding training programs to create a 10-week Welding Training Program targeting vulnerable populations (formerly homeless and/or incarcerated men) which will include three, five-hour-long classes each week. This training will introduce students to a wide array of welding and fabrication processes including: shop safety, print reading, MIG welding, ARC welding, gas welding and TIG welding, forming, Machinery (CNC) and finishing and will provide the students with the knowledge and skills necessary to pass the AWS certification test. |
New York |
NY |
$2,615,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The City College of New York |
The requested funding will be used to support operational expenses of the project, as well as supplies and necessary equipment to set up the physical training center. |
New York |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbia University/New York State Psychiatric Ins |
Our project - TRANSFORM-NY - is a public mental health model that builds a safety net by bringing together hospitals, community-based organizations, faith-based institutions, and social service agencies and adds innovative technology based modes of mental health and substance use disorder care.
We will develop the TRANSFORM-NY Training Center to employ a locally recruited workforce to deliver high-quality mental health care under the supervision of Columbia psychiatry specialists. |
New York |
NY |
$1,460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Weill Cornell Medicine |
Research equipment for WCM infectious disease laboratory at the William Hale Harkness Building |
New York |
NY |
$1,106,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Weill Cornell Medicine |
Research equipment for WCM infectious disease laboratory at the William Hale Harkness Building |
New York |
NY |
$1,106,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYU Langone Health |
Funding for four (4) energy efficient ambulances will renew our 911 Emergency Services ambulance fleet serving NYC and Long Island. This project will provide direct benefit to the local communities we serve by decreasing air pollution while maintaining excellent care and service. |
New York |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYCEDC |
Develop curriculum, provide accessible training to disadvantaged students for data analyst roles within healthcare industry. |
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Helene Fuld College of Nursing |
We are seeking funding for scholarships for our students. We have a little over 700 students who attend Helene Fuld College of Nursing. We are diversifying the RN workforce tremendously in the New York area, as our student population is approximately 70% Black, 10% Hispanic, and 9% Asian. We are also diversifying the workforce overall, which has been a goal in New York state for many years. Because the Helene Fuld College of Nursing student population of minorities is greater than 70%, we are proud to have the designation as a Minority Serving Institution. Like other MSIs and Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Helene Fuld seeks to give our students advantages to propel them past the barriers of discrimination and limited opportunities they face. |
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ArchCare |
Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center will gut renovate 27,500 square feet of its space to house a Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) that will serve up to 500 Manhattan seniors with integrated and coordinator medical care and social services. The project features a state-of-the-art clinic to deliver primary medical care and a reimagined senior center design. |
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Urban League- State of New York |
Each New York State Urban League affiliate will receive between $75,000 - $125,000 through the National Urban League, Inc. (NUL) to perform a combination of the following: a) convening meetings with youth, employer partners, education/training partners, America Job Center, and other workforce ecosystem members; b) digital literacy training for staff; c) developing or acquiring technology to bolster remote engagement (apps, website, data tracking system, etc.); d) cover the cost of remote training for participants; e) engagement activities (social media, broadcast, publications, etc.); f) developing a Youth Advisory Council; g) securing a subject matter expert to help augment program offerings; or h) any other activity that strengthens or broadens an affiliate's ability to engage youth. For the National Urban League, approximately $32,000 will cover supervision activities to ensure affiliate performance monitoring and compliance, $70,000 will cover a program management consultant to manage day-to-day activities among the 6 affiliates, including performing regular technical assistance meetings, reviewing work plans, reviewing invoices and performance reports, among other duties, and the remaining will go toward direct and indirect operating costs. |
New York |
NY |
$738,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Institute of Technology |
New York Institute of Technology seeks partial support to renovate and upgrade 8,000 SF at a building at its LI campus and create five therapy and training labs to offer training in Nursing, Occupational and Physical Therapy, Home Healthcare, and Physician Assistant.
Each lab space will have the training equipment needs and flexible spaces to accommodate state of the art teaching modalities necessary for each discipline to help the trainees excel at their jobs after graduation, and will benefit the health professionals of the future, ranging from degree recipients, to unemployed and veterans taking certification courses, and supporting up to 200 tuition-free trainees in the coming year as part of a funded NYS Department of Labor Workforce Development Initiative grant. |
New York |
NY |
$725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York University |
This request is to increase by 76% the number of students admitted to the ARISE program -- a free program providing STEM career pathways for academically motivated, diverse and underserved, current 10th- and 11th-grade New York City students. Key to our efforts are intensifying grassroots activities and program accessibility in targeted communities by increasing interaction with community hubs, parent coordinators/PTAs, teachers, school administrators, as well as creating a larger recruitment presence in print, on social media networks and increasing our 10,000-strong email list. |
New York |
NY |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Alternatives for Children, Inc. |
New Alternatives for Children (NAC), an innovative child welfare agency serving birth, foster, and adoptive families caring for children with complex medical, mental health and developmental needs, is requesting $505k to provide chromebook-like devices and headphones for tele-mental/ telehealth for children/families receiving services through NAC's licensed Comprehensive Healthcare Center (CHC) and Children & Family Treatment & Support Services, which provide medical/ mental health services. The request includes funding for staff laptops to practice telehealth remotely, and a server to meet NAC's technological needs. |
New York |
NY |
$505,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Harlem Junior Tennis and Education Program |
Funding to Harlem Junior Tennis and Education Program will go toward providing operational expenses for programs provided to youth in Central Harlem for youth from ages 7-18. |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies |
The Best Buddies in New York Inclusion Project will create more inclusive school communities in New York by removing barriers to meaningful social interactions between students with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their typical peers through one-to-one friendships, inclusive group activities, and leadership training. Funds will support 81 Best Buddies elementary, middle, and high school chapters which will involve a minimum of 1,800 students statewide. |
New York |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mission Society of New York City |
The funding will be used for operational expenses, including staff salaries, program supplies, and client participation incentives. |
New York |
NY |
$370,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York University |
Our research program trains formerly incarcerated students who are completing their BA degrees at NYU in social science, and focuses our investigations on the relationship between incarceration and financial indebtedness, including the public health consequences of Covid-19 during and after prison. |
New York |
NY |
$307,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vision Urbana, Inc. |
Requested funding will be used to underwrite the costs for a full time job developer, workforce training specialists, and for operational expenses related to the successful implementation and sustainability of the VU Older Adult Workforce Development & Entrepreneur Training Initiative |
New York |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Harlem |
Funds will support the implementation of a full service community schools model at five Harlem public schools. This model will provide critical supports to students and their families; such as access to emergency food, health care services and other income supports to promote family stability and foster student success. |
New York |
NY |
$296,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
VISIONS/Services for the Blind and Visually Impair |
Funds will provide technology, devices and technology training to low-income, legally blind participants of all ages, who have no other source of attaining equipment. The project will focus on purchasing technology and providing training for: youth, individuals with multiple disabilities and older adults who are legally blind. |
New York |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
GMHC |
GMHC proposes to increase the capacity of its mental health treatment services to address the increase in need for mental health services resulting from the COIVD-19 pandemic. The proposed project will support the addition of three staff (a full-time senior director of mental health and substance use services, a part-time psychiatrist, and a part-time psychiatric nurse practitioner) to meet this increased need remotely and later this year in-person when we anticipate our facility will reopen. |
New York |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbia University |
This program is designed to both train local high school students in small business bookkeeping basics and help them launch their own bookkeeping businesses as well as respond to the urgent need of local small businesses for trained bookkeepers. |
New York |
NY |
$134,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Guild for Community Arts Education |
The National Guild for Community Arts Education ("Guild") requests funding to support professional development, technical assistance, and field-building services for New York State's nonprofit creative aging practitioners to ensure adults 55+ have access to high quality arts education, also known as Creative Aging. In addition, the Guild seeks to offer a regranting program to New York State nonprofit organizations that are providing or planning to launch Creative Aging services. |
New York |
NY |
$81,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dance Project of Washington Heights |
Our community project proposes the development of a new Bilingual Music & Movement curriculum for children ages 0-4. We will offer 8 weekly classes in Music & Movement that will be taught in Spanish and English. |
New York |
NY |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Yeshiva University |
Yeshiva University proposes the renovation of Weissberg Commons, a multipurpose events space located on the ground floor of 2495 Amsterdam Avenue in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City. The project is anticipated to provide critical structural upgrades to the space and modernize audiovisual equipment utilized in both academic and public-facing events, extending the useful life of the space and providing an improved experience for visitors. |
New York |
NY |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA Buffalo Niagara |
The Lockport Family YMCA seeks to build an outdoor aquatic center from which to deliver critical water safety and family recreational services for the residents of Lockport and its surrounding communities. The project includes construction of a bathhouse/restrooms, zero-depth entry L-shaped swimming pool, splash pad, and maintenance/pool mechanical building. |
Niagara |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Niagara University |
Niagara University seeks federal funding of $998,500 to partially offset design costs (A/E fees) associated with a 45,000 sq. ft. building expansion to the B. Thomas Golisano Center for Integrated Sciences, a facility that was completed in 2013 with Gold LEED certification. Consistent with growth in enrollment and study in biology and chemistry, the proposed expansion would bring together faculty and students in mathematics, psychology and nursing disciplines, under one roof, in state of the art laboratories that will foster innovation, collaboration, and enhanced integrated research opportunities. |
Niagara University, |
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$998,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mount Sinai South Nassau |
We are requesting $1M to be used to for capital improvements to our South Nassau Mental Health Counseling Center (MHCC) located at 2277 Grand Avenue, Baldwin, NY (with over 50,000 patient visits annually) to allow for the co-location of a Level 3 Patient Centered Medical Home, South Nassau Family Medicine Center, an Article 28 facility currently located at 196 Merrick Road, Oceanside, NY. Funds will be used to renovate and convert the existing office space and will enable the integration of care and the crossover of visits so patients can receive primary care and behavioral health services in one location. |
Oceanside |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of the Twin Tiers |
Capital Improvement Project. The YMCA will build an outdoor airnasium with an attached Spray and Play Park, a school-age child care center and building renovations to accomodate a healthy living senior center and youth technology center. The outdoor space will be used during all four seasons by freezing the airnasium floor to create an outdoor skating area. |
Olean |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dominican College |
Dominican College will partner with Good Samaritan Hospital to increase health care access and improve health outcomes for underserved/at-risk populations while providing a real-world learning environment for undergraduate nursing students. The funding would be used to purchase a mobile health vehicle that would target and serve the underserved/at-risk population of all ages in underserved Rockland County communities through free health screenings, as well as for related vehicle expenses (e.g. maintenance, insurance, registration, etc.), office equipment (e.g. printer, computer tablets and cellular service), simulation technology equipment, medical supplies and equipment (e.g., portable EKG, otoscopes & covers, gloves, masks, gauze, etc.), professional fees (i.e., security services), printing and copying, marketing and advertising costs.
The project would create one Case Manager/Navigator RN position as well as at least one driver position for the mobile health vehicle and would also contribute to economic development through the purchase of the mobile health vehicle and related expenses and equipment, supplies and other project goods and services during this critical economic time. |
Orangeburg |
NY |
$572,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oswego Health |
Oswego Health is seeking $1,000,000 to facilitate a co-location of primary care and ancillary services to a dilapidated site in the City of Oswego, New York State. This project is being undertaken in partnership with ConnextCare, a federally qualified healthcare center. |
Oswego |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oswego Health |
Oswego Health is seeking $500,000 to create a new radiographic and fluoroscopy room in Oswego Hospital which will improve care across the health system in Oswego County, New York. This investment would fund the purchase of new equipment and the construction costs associated with building out this room. |
Oswego |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oswego Health |
Oswego Health is seeking $250,000 to renovate the lobby of the Oswego Hospital. The redesigned and renovated lobby will offer an updated, welcoming, and safe space as patients and visitors enter Oswego Health. It will improve patient registration procedures, hospital navigability, visitor experiences, and overall security. |
Oswego |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Paul Smith's College |
The project improves and expands environmental water quality research and training opportunities at the Paul Smith's College Adirondack Watershed Institute (PSC AWI) for postsecondary students and strengthens water quality protection efforts in northern New York. The project will acquire science laboratory equipment and associated technology for the PSC AWI environmental research and training center. |
Paul Smiths |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Plattsburgh-North Country Chamber of Commerce |
This is a workforce development and training initiative designed to assist employers through partial wage reimbursement with the cost of On the Job Training. |
Plattsburgh |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clarkson University |
Clarkson will expand (45,000 sf) and renovate (110,000 sf) its Science Center as well as associated Center for Health Solutions & Entrepreneurial Science facilities to support increased research needs (research laboratories) and capabilities (laboratory equipment) essential to Clarkson's Lewis School of Health Sciences and related medical programs. |
Potsdam |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
DAY ONE Early Learning Community, Inc. |
This funding will support DAY ONE startup costs for our Teacher Apprenticeship Program, Parent & Community Programs, research and evaluation, and related operational expenses. |
Poughkeepsie |
NY |
$1,230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Services |
Family Services Inc., a 501 (c)(3) non-profit, has embarked on a $2M capital project in order to increase the safety, accessibility, and long-term sustainability of the Family Partnership Center (FPC), located in the heart of Poughkeepsie. The FPC houses Family Services' human services programs as well as the services and programs of 20 related and complementary non-profits, many of which provide behavioral health services. |
Poughkeepsie |
NY |
$1,203,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nuvance Health |
Northern Dutchess Hospital of Nuvance Health respectfully requests $300,000 from the HRSA Health Facilities Construction and Equipment account to replace outdated patient safety and monitoring equipment in its Neugarten Birth Center. |
Poughkeepsie |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Services of Westchester |
Family Services of Westchester (FSW) will use funding to support our existing restorative justice and veterans support programming. Specifically, funding will be used to cover program staff salaries, benefits, operational costs, and costs associated with assisting vulnerable community members. |
Purchase |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Aging in Place |
Today the Center for Aging in Place seeks funding for a one-year Pandemic Recovery Plan project that would allow it to retain a part-time (0.5 FTE) contract staff planner who can work with the volunteer board of directors to review its accomplishments in providing pandemic-connected services for older adults, review organizational status and conduct an operational gap analysis, restart systems that had lapsed or were reduced because of the pandemic, review needs to supplement recruitment for a health advocacy training program that has suffered because of pandemic disruptions, and help plan for board development and diversification needs and opportunities; and to assess analogous needs that its seven affiliated aging-in-place, local organizations might also be experiencing. |
Putnam, Westchester |
NY |
$96,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC H+H Elmhurst Reconstruction of the Labor and D |
We propose to renovate our Obstetrical Inpatient facilities in order to provide a more modern, safe, and comfortable family-centered environment, one which meets current privacy standards. Upgrades will include 5 new birthing suites; a new post-surgery area; and new post-paertum rooms. |
Queens |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Edge, Inc |
New York Edge (NYE) is seeking federal funding for two purposes. First, to support ongoing, direct service activities that will reach 640 New York City youth in grades 9-12, representing all five boroughs, from low-resourced communities with enhanced opportunities for learning, supports for attending and completing high school, and programs to prepare them for career and college pathways after graduation and post-pandemic. Second, we seek operational support to cover costs related to supply and equipment purchases, recruitment and training of staff, increased capacity for outreach to families, student internships, and pre-payment for college visits. |
Queens |
NY |
$1,727,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Emergency Department Modernization Project - MRI R |
This project will cover the cost of constructing space to accommodate two new state-of-the-art MRI machines: one to replace the ED's aged 1.5T magnet, and another new 3T magnet to help address current access issues. |
Queens |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Queens Community House, Inc. |
Queens Community House (QCH) operates three school-based programs in Corona and Elmhurst, Queens, which offer a variety of supports to help high school students who are at risk of dropping out to stay in school and on track to graduate. Through this project, QCH will hire a Family Support Counselor at each of the three schools to provide case management and service referrals to help students and their families face the new and deepened challenges they face around housing, child care, health, mental health, education, job loss, benefits, immigration status, and other critical needs that threaten household stability and thus the students' ability to stay in school. |
Queens |
NY |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sunnyside Community Services |
Sunnyside Community Services (SCS) requests funds to support operational costs of the Safety, Learning, and College Access Program, which will support 70 young people on their pathway towards academic success and self-efficacy as youth emerge from the social isolation and learning loss of the covid-19 pandemic. Programming will take place at the Woodside Houses Cornerstone community center, a public housing-based community center in Woodside, Queens. |
Queens |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Warren County Employment & Training Administration |
Warren and Saratoga County partners will recruit, train, and open child care provider businesses to address the child care gaps that are are keeping parents out of the workforce and impacting businesses and communities in Warren and Saratoga Counties. |
Queensbury |
NY |
$203,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Astor Services for Children & Families |
The Astor Court Involved Youth (CIY) Program provides behavioral health services for Bronx county youth (12-18) who have come into contact with the juvenile justice system, as an alternative to deeper involvement in the justice system and to reduce recidivism. We are seeking to expand this five year old successful program by doubling its size from 1.5 clinical social workers to 3 social workers, and are requesting funding for salaries and personnel costs. |
Rhinebeck |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Rochester |
Wilmot Cancer Institute (WCI), Upstate New York's largest cancer center, seeks funding for the purchase of specialized instrumentation equipment to establish a Metabolism Shared Research Core that will enable the quantification of metabolic activity in cancer cells and support WCI's effort to recapture National Cancer Institute designation from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). This research equipment would support the development of novel anti-cancer therapeutics, identify new biomarkers for diagnosing cancer at the earliest possible stage when treatment regimens are at their most effective, and provide important early information concerning the success or failure of a treatment regimen, thereby informing treatment options moving forward. |
Rochester |
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nazareth College |
The extension of WiFi connectivity to outdoor zones on the Nazareth College campus improves the quality of the educational experience for Nazareth College students and work of faculty and staff and provides additional connectivity for community visitors. Nazareth's outdoor WiFi will eliminate a geographical restriction to a consistent, high quality connected experience. |
Rochester |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Strong |
The Strong requests funding for the implementation of its Digital Worlds exhibit gallery-the centerpiece and primary tourism draw of the museum's 90,000-SF expansion and surrounding Neighborhood of Play. Digital Worlds will tell the history of video games |
Rochester |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Strong |
The Strong requests funding to support the steel infrastructure of the new building which will provide the facilities needed to scale the museum's play-based exhibits, educational programs, and community access initiatives that will benefit hundreds of thousands of children and families in our region and beyond. |
Rochester |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nazareth College |
Congressionally Directed Spending in the amount of $500,000 is requested to repurpose and make technology upgrades to existing academic spaces to house the collaborative innovation lab, instructional space, and faculty offices of Nazareth College's Institute for Technology, Artificial Intelligence, and Society (ITAS), a pioneering initiative in higher education to develop future TAS leaders. The Institute provides students with skills relevant to the emerging tech economy with an emphasis on ethics, interdisciplinarity, innovation, and employability. |
Rochester |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Regional Health |
RGH respectfully requests funds in the amount of $500,000 on behalf of our College of Health Careers, a recently-launched nursing education school housing an LPN to ADN (Associate Degree in Nursing) program. Specifically, funds will be used to offset tuition costs for low-income students, provide wrap-around services such as counseling and tutoring, and help address emergency needs such as childcare and transportation among the student body. |
Rochester |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Education Success Foundation |
Congressional funds will facilitate evidence-based prevention services for 2,400 Rochester, NY, children and their family members during FY 2022. EnCompass targets underserved families with whole-child, pre-kindergarten through post-high school educational programs, and wraparound service-layering, including: academic intervention, wraparound supports (health, food literacy, housing, advocacy, transportation), college and career readiness, job training and placement, and community resources connection. |
Rochester |
NY |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rochester, New York: Center for Performing Arts |
The Joseph Avenue Arts and Culture Alliance, a 501c3 nonprofit in Rochester, NY, requests this as a component of the $3.3 million required to complete the Center for Performing and Visual Arts, transforming our National Register of Historic Places listed landmark building into a community centerpiece offering free, world-class performance and educational programming to Rochester's historically underserved, inner-city communities of color. |
Rochester |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. John Fisher College |
St. John Fisher College requests federal funds from the Department of Education (Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education -FIPSE) through the Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education, and Related Agencies Subcommittee to help establish an Inter-Professional Education (IPE) Simulation Center, a collaborative laboratory space designed to mirror team-based healthcare environments where nursing and pharmacy students will engage in collective learning and skill development. A FIPSE grant of $300,000 will support the purchase of simulation equipment and minor technological upgrades for existing space that will be transformed into a new IPE Simulation Center that will prepare the next generation of healthcare workers who will serve the Greater Rochester community, New York State, and beyond. |
Rochester |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Youth Services, Inc. |
The funds in this request will provide operational support to the Center for Youth's Crisis Nursery and enhance the capacity of the following positions; Family Resource Navigator - a position instrumental in assisting families with crisis needs, identifying and connecting to additional supports and providing aftercare services, and childcare staffing - the nurseries operate 24 hours a day, 7days a week and staffing ensures that there is availability when parents need and the staff are trained to provide socio-emotional support during times that may be upsetting or challenging to children being separated from their families. |
Rochester |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Junior Achievement of Central Upstate New York, In |
The requested funding will be used to complete construction of the JA Discovery Center, a scientifically-proven, state-of-the-art learning lab, and the first in NY State, to be located at Kodak Center in Eastman Business Park. |
Rochester |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hillside Children's Center |
Hillside's Technology Roadmap is a multi-year initiative to improve the critical digital infrastructure necessary for flexible, hybrid delivery of critical behavioral health services across upstate New York communities. Funding will be used to offset the cost of (1) Clinician Devices and Electronic Signature Systems, and (2) Network Infrastructure. |
Rochester |
NY |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Museum & Science Center |
Design and fabrication of the new Water Worlds exhibition at the RMSC with a grand opening in the 4th quarter of 2022. Currently in the design phase, Water Worlds will inspire visitors to explore local water resources at the intersection of science, culture, and technology and tackle important issues facing the community including climate change, water quality, and environmental justice. Visitors will engage with Lake Ontario through hands-on, multi-sensory exhibits in the RMSC's signature style that combines interactives with authentic collections objects. |
Rochester |
NY |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Disability Rights |
Operational expenses for organizing and hosting four regional conferences to strategize how to create a statewide network to support and serve the DeafBlind community and to help reduce the community's disenfranchisement, isolation, and institutionalization. |
Rochester |
NY |
$38,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Refuah Health Center - Women's Health Center of Ex |
The Center of Excellence for Women's Health at Refuah Health Center will be a state-of-the-art facility dedicated to the provision of accessible, high-quality, affordable healthcare for women, with a particular focus on infertility services for an underserved population. The Center, to be located at Refuah Health Center, a federally qualified health center (FQHC) that provides comprehensive healthcare services to low-income populations throughout Rockland County and the lower Hudson Valley in New York, will provide comprehensive OB/GYN services to underserved women and their families, offering treatment and counseling in a local, caring, and comprehensive environment. |
Rockland |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CMADC, Inc. |
CMADC, Inc. is applying for renovation of its facility in Rockland County to expand women's services to include additional examination space for fertility, infertility, and breast cancer screening services for the low income, possibly uninsured minority, and individuals where English is not their primary language. The equipment and renovation expenses in this budget are to enable this federally qualified health center look alike add mammography services. |
Rockland |
NY |
$1,087,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Lawrence County Workforce Restoration Fund |
Locally administered funs to assist the training of new and existing employees. It is becoming increasing difficult for employers to find workers, and skill gaps between available jobs and job seekers remain an obstacle. |
Saint Lawrence |
|
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adirondack North Country Association |
ANCA will use CDS funding to deliver technical support services to help the employees of small businesses across our rural region who are facing a transition to new ownership or new business models in the wake of COVID- 19. ANCA will expand current organizational programming and initiatives to partner with local colleges and experts to provide training and one-on-one consultation to identified businesses undergoing a transition to new ownership or to a new business model, ensuring that the existing workforce has the financial management and leadership skills to engage in the implementation of succession and resilience plans. |
Saranac Lake |
NY |
$74,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Refuah Health Center, Inc. |
his project involves the construction of a permanent, state-of-the art outpatient health care facility in South Fallsburg to help address the significant and dire healthcare needs faced by Sullivan County. The facility will expand and enhance RefuahHealth's ability to provide high-quality, integrated, and affordable care to the residents of Sullivan County. |
Spring Valley |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Staten Island University Hospital |
Staten Island University Hospital is seeking $2,000,000 for their new "Women and Newborn Center," which aims to expand and modernize our capabilities for more at risk newborns to receive transformative care. The funds would be used for the purchase of equipment for the new facility and construction costs of the facility. |
Staten Island |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Common Threads |
Federal funding in fiscal year 2022 will cover Common Threads' direct costs of implementing seven distinct nutrition and culinary educational programs for under-resourced New York families. These costs associated with our evaluated and culturally relevant programs include: program management, digital education resources, cooking supplies, food for lessons, and promotional materials. |
Staten Island |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stony Brook University |
Funds to establish the operational headquarters of LINCATS including the core personnel, supplies and equipment; services to support multi-disciplinary research including an electronic infrastructure to collect/monitor metrics; education and training of students, postdocs, faculty, clinicians and other health care professionals; pilot research grants to seed new collaborations between local partner institutions; extensive community outreach to support health care and health equity efforts; construction of inpatient research units at SB Hospital for the purpose of clinical and translational research. |
Stony Brook |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stony Brook University |
Funds will be used for capital improvement, facilities, and equipment for the Innovation Gateway-a regional hub serving Long Island innovators to expand technology growth and workforce development. This will include renovating an existing 24,000 sq ft space made available for this project in the heart of the Stony Brook University campus and securing the core equipment infrastructure, including fabrication equipment, meeting/innovation spaces, and educational facilities. |
Stony Brook |
NY |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Phoenix Houses of Long Island, Inc. |
Phoenix House seeks to make capital repairs and improvements to the infrastructure of its existing treatment complex by replacing the roof, boilers, and HVAC system that have each reached the end of their life cycle (over 25+ years) as well as installing a modern commercial kitchen. |
Suffolk |
NY |
$1,432,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Crouse Health Foundation Inc |
Crouse Health is seeking $1,750,000 to support the renovation of a wing of the hospital into 11 Negative Pressure Isolation Rooms. These new rooms will prevent the spread of airborne diseases, such as Covid-19, tuberculosis, measles and others, and protect the health of patients and staff at the hospital. |
Syracus |
NY |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sedgwick Heights |
Sedgwick Heights is the largest provider of Assisted Living Beds in the Central New York Region. The components of this proposal will create an improved, safer environment for residents and staff by modernizing the facility's infrastructure, building systems, and living spaces. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Crouse Health Foundation Inc |
Crouse Health is seeking $1.5 million to purchase 100 new, state-of-the-art hospital beds to provide better care for patients. These beds would replace older beds that the hospital can no longer source parts for and expand capacity to accommodate projected patient volumes in the future. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
Work on the $2 billion-plus Interstate 81 Viaduct project is approaching. This project will create the Syracuse Build Urban Opportunity Youth Work Readiness Program to help young people ages 16-24 who are not enrolled in school or participating in the formal labor market get support and training to start careers in construction. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hudson Valley Community College |
Hudson Valley Community College (HVCC) is undertaking a workforce development project which will update and increase its current educational footprint in Upstate New York by increasing the enrollment capacity of education and skills training in high-demand health science, STEM and skilled trades programs. HVCC is seeking Congressional Funding to acquire updated technology, state-of-the-art laboratory equipment and classroom furniture. |
Troy |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Autism FYI Organization |
With a fiscal investment from New York, AFYI will engage and train various law enforcement entities, community leader leaders, medical staff, community businesses and first responders for up to fifty trainings to better equip them with the tools and resources to interact with adults on the Autism Spectrum. |
Wantagh |
NY |
$155,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Island FQHC, Inc. |
The Long Island FQHC, Inc. has rented a new facility and is seeking funding to help complete the renovation of a new Health Center in the Village of Hempstead, in Nassau County, NY. Funds to be used to help build out 26 exam rooms for services including Dental, Optometry, Pediatrics, OB/GYN, Adult Medicine, Podiatry, other specialists, Behavioral Health, Nutrition, Radiology, Laboratory, Care Management and training space. |
Westbury |
NY |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Expanding Geriatrics Career Development (GCD) to W |
Expand Geriatrics Career Development (GCD) to Westchester County, supporting 30 Young Adults (ages 18-24) who are not in school and unemployed to complete GCD training with 100% of available graduates hired by The New Jewish Home post-program and placed into living wage jobs, which will enable us to incubate the model and position it for regional and national expansion. |
Westchester |
NY |
$539,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
White Plains Hospital Center |
This proposal is for construction and equipment for the new Pediatric Center. There are limited options for acute pediatric care in Westchester County and the proposed Pediatric Center would be the first combined inpatient and emergency department Center dedicated to pediatric patients in Westchester and surrounding counties. This unit would enhance access to comprehensive pediatric services close to home and represents a unique and innovative model of care supporting children and their families. This new Pediatric Center would be a welcome addition to Westchester County, improving access to health care and enhancing the attraction to living in the area. |
White Plains |
NY |
$11,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Westchester County Office of the County Executive |
Funding request is for a dual-language entrepreneurial training and incubation program; acquisition of laptop computers and internet access for a cohort of 100 Spanish-speaking aspiring business owners. |
White Plains |
|
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Burke Neurological Institute |
Funding will purchase specialized neurorehabilitative gym equipment, to promote and study wellness outcomes in those with certain chronic neurological disabilities and mobility issues, which prevent them from either using or accessing traditional gyms. |
White Plains |
|
$653,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ArtsWestchester, Inc. |
Requested funding will provide operational and program expenses, artist fees, supplies and equipment for ArtsWestchester's ArtsMobile program serving the Westchester County youth with free art-making opportunities providing equitable access to arts education, creative expression and the healing of our community after the current pandemic. The ArtsMobile afterschool program delivers engaging and empowering arts experiences to Westchester's most underserved youth and their families, bringing the arts to where they live and gather. |
White Plains |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Burke Neurological Institute |
Funding will purchase telehealth equipment for long-term home use, for those with limited mobility and who suffer from certain neurological disabilities. |
White Plains |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. John's Riverside Hospital |
St. John's Riverside Hospital seeks $585,000 to support a community-driven effort to address racial inequities in health outcomes in our Maternity Department, following a blueprint outlined by NYS Health Commissioner Howard Zucker in December 2020 by conducting an assessment of current institutional policies and procedures, obtaining technical assistance in the development of anti-racist policies and procedures, developing and implementing a patient experience measure designed to uplift community voice, and providing an ongoing analysis of obstetric outcomes stratified by race to assess the impact of our work. Partnering with a coalition of local Black women experts in the field, we will train 200 hospital staff (laborists, OB/gyns, anesthesiologists, nurses and other staff) by providing a baseline assessment of implicit bias within the hospital staff using the premier, cross-culturally valid and reliable instrument (the Intercultural Development Inventory), 10 training workshops plus necessary one-to-one sessions, 3 experiential learning laboratories with experts allowing providers to engage in scenario planning, emergency crisis planning and role playing with doulas and midwives, 12 racial equity and inclusion round tables for the maternity staff, 3 grand rounds, and 10-12 listening sessions and affinity groups. |
Yonkers |
NY |
$585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Yonkers Partners in Education |
Requested funding will be used to support partial personnel and operational expenses for the YPIE Majors Program, a transformational after school career pathways program providing 500 underserved Yonkers high school students unique career experiences, embedded in much needed academic instruction and social and emotional learning. In addition to supporting partial salaries for instructors, who both create curriculum and teach classes, the requested funding will be used for competition and credentialing fees so students are able to acquire external feedback and validation for their participation in the Majors Program. |
Yonkers |
NY |
$230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station / US Air Force |
A CDS request of $7,000,000 for modifications to Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station (NFARS) Hangar 850. |
Niagara County |
NY |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station / US Air Force |
A CDS request of $6,900,000 for modifications to Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station (NFARS) Hangar 850. |
Niagara County |
NY |
$6,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Ft. Drum / US Army |
This project would be to construct a fieldhouse for Ft. Drum personnel to improve their physical fitness. |
Watertown |
NY |
$42,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Ft Drum / US Army |
The purpose of this project is to improve the availability and flow of safe water to the Fort Drum community. |
Watertown |
NY |
$27,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Ft. Drum / US Army |
With a new railhead at Fort Drum, the 10th Mountain Division will be able to more rapidly deploy personnel and equipment on short or no-notice. |
Watertown |
NY |
$10,016,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Military Academy |
This project would provide the the U.S. Military Academy (USMA) with a complete educational space for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) learning. |
West Point |
NY |
$17,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Gabreski Air National Guard Base |
This project would create a civil engineer complex that is better configured, more energy efficient, and better contributes to the overall productivity of the civil engineering function at the base. |
Westhampton Beach |
NY |
$14,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Albany Housing Authority |
HUD approved demolition of three functionally obsolete 1960's era public housing mid-rise buildings. This is the first phase of a mixed-use capital south Master Plan. |
Albany |
NY |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Way of the Greater Capital Region |
All funds requested through this Congressionally Directed Spending opportunity directly support capital costs that drive critical capacity-building programmatic elements and accessibility at The Blake Annex, a nonprofit shared services center that drives innovative solutions to the Capital Region's most entrenched issues. |
Albany |
NY |
$1,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The College of Saint Rose |
The College of Saint Rose requests funding for renovations not otherwise available through the federal grant process. Saint Rose will renovate two existing classrooms to create a microbiology laboratory to support five undergraduate majors at the College: biology, nursing, biochemistry, forensic science, and public health. |
Albany |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Albany County Sheriff Office |
If awarded, grant funds will be used to expand the SHIP program from the current size of 50 bed to a 100 bed facility. This expansion will include remodeling of 50 old jail cells into 50 mini housing units for the residents, remodeling of the old jail wing and dayroom space to be less of a correctional space and more of a welcoming residential space. If awarded, grant funds will be used to expand the SHIP program from the current size of 50 bed to a 100 bed facility. This expansion will include remodeling of 50 old jail cells into 50 mini housing units for the residents, remodeling of the old jail wing and dayroom space to be less of a correctional space and more of a welcoming residential space. |
Albany |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Auburn |
The City of Auburn, NY is requesting $750,000 for capital building improvements to the c.1930 historic Memorial City Hall located in the South Street NR Historic District. |
Auburn |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Bellport |
Public Marina Dock System Reconstruction: This action includes: (a) Updating the long-standing public timber docks utilized by the Suffolk County Police Marine Unit, the Bellport Fire Department, and the South Country Ambulance, while also providing docks for the Fire Island Ferry Vessel and personal watercraft; and (b) Increasing the marina storm resiliency by replacing the existing fixed wave screens with a wave attenuator. Reconstruction of the Fire Island Ho Hum Beach Dock System: This action includes reconstructing the bulkhead and pier forming the docks used by First Responder vessels, the municipality's Fire Island Ferry at Ho Hum Beach, and other personal watercraft. |
Bellport |
NY |
$2,613,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Binghamton |
In order to meet an urgent capital need and ensure the safety of its residents, the City of Binghamton seeks $1,000,000 to relocate the headquarters of the fire department. The current headquarters for the department was recently found to be structurally unsound. The components of this proposal will create a better, safer environment for residents and staff by modernizing the headquarters and ensuring the department can safely store equipment. |
Binghamton |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Binghamton |
The City of Binghamton seeks $1,000,000 to help fund an unprecedented investment in the city's youth through the construction of a new youth and community center in the city's urban core. The new center will be approximately 15,000-18,000 square feet and include a gymnasium with one regulation basketball court, community and activity rooms, classrooms, offices, a breakroom, a locker area, restrooms, and a commercial kitchen that can be used for community events as well as a teaching space. The new center will provide youth with activities to keep them off the streets, learn to develop new skills, and provide an outlet for recreation. |
Binghamton |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Broome County Urban League Inc |
The Cameo Center for Community Engagement (3CE) is to serve as a center for job training and employment and to promote and enrich quality of life by providing diverse cultural experiences through all forms of artistic expression and to for the cultural arts, enriching the community by offering the opportunity for all ages and backgrounds to experience high quality, diverse, affordable performing arts, films, performances, movies and educational activities. And operating a community-centered radio station, to ensure the continued growth and development of the arts and other community culture within our service area. |
Binghamton |
NY |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Broome County Government |
The Grippen Park Multi-Use Recreational Building Reuse/Renovation project involves capital expenditures to renovate an existing 36,000-SF building in Broome County's Grippen Park for reuse as a multi-use facility for youth programming, community events, and cultural enrichment along the Susquehanna River in an under served area of Broome County. The existing building consists of a 4600-SF enclosed portion and a 31,400-SF pavilion area in a flood prone area. |
Binghamton |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Broome County Government |
The BAGSAI Girls Softball Complex project involves capital expenditures to upgrade and expand the use of an existing County-owned girls softball complex by adding artificial turf and lighting in order to extend the playing season, the hours of operation, and the conditions of play (the use of the fields during unsettled or rainy weather). The added draw for tournaments (both regional and out of state) to this upgraded facility will create a significant positive impact to the Broome County area. |
Binghamton |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Transportation Authority |
The project will provide full ADA full accessibility at Parkchester - E 177th Street station on the Pelham Line in the borough of the Bronx. |
Bronx |
NY |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NYC + Hospitals/Lincoln Medical and Mental Health |
Located in the South Bronx, Lincoln Hospital services will increase capacity in the following areas: Primary Care (additional 20,000 visits), Dental(additional 5,000), Ophthalmology and Ear Nose Throat(additional 2000 visits). This will ultimately reduce Medicaid and Medicare expenditures by reducing and avoiding Emergency Deparment visits and admissions. |
Bronx |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
MTA |
The project will make accessibility improvements at the Williams Bridge Station including platform replacement, building two new elevators, two new stairs, and new customer service amenities (shelters, canopies, PA system, customer information signs, security cameras). |
Bronx |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Bronx Community Foundation, Inc. |
In a borough with the highest levels of child poverty and unemployment, the lowest levels of homeownership, and limited high speed internet access, The Bronx Community Campus Project will provide affordable housing, a workforce training center, a Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation with small business support, broadband availability promoting a digital access, youth development support with career readiness and experiential learning opportunities, healthy food accessibility featuring urban farming, and a nonprofit resource hub supporting innovative and scalable models while meeting the immediate needs of residents. Funding will be used for design and development. |
Bronx |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Bronx Community Foundation, Inc. |
The Bronx Digital Equity Coalition Project will enable broadband internet access for the Bronx and will provide resources to eliminate structural inequity and economic disparity and invest resources within neighborhoods where they are needed, empowering a primarily Black, Latinx, mixed-race community Funding will be used for staffing the project (director, project manager, partnership coordinator, project specialist), supplies, and marketing; subgrants will support partner participation. |
Bronx |
NY |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Astor Services for Children and Families |
The requested funding will support two (2) bi-lingual family support advocates serving our Bronx communities through our outpatient clinics. The Family Support Advocate is a caregiver with personal experience raising a child with behavioral health needs, and works to address the significant increase in high-risk cases at Astor. |
Bronx |
NY |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Churches United For Fair Housing |
This funding will support housing related services that help families, as well as people experiencing homelessness, find and maintain affordable housing, combat landlord harassment and displacement, and access resources that help prevent and fight back against other threats to housing. |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens |
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NYC |
NYC & Company will use funding to help drive tourism to New York City following the pandemic. |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, Richmond |
NY |
$15,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House New York |
Under 21 d/b/a Covenant House New York proposes to utilize EDI funding to complete the construction of Covenant House's 80,000 square foot shelter and service center for youth experiencing homelessness in New York City, as well as additional office, conferencing, and staff training space. Our facility will be located within Manhattan Community Board 4 and Congressional District 10 of New York, NY, in New York County. |
Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, Richmond |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences |
A $2.2 million grant will support the critical first steps towards creating the Brooklyn Museum's first-ever permanent galleries for our celebrated collection of African art, which has already been off view for more than five years. A grant will enable us to relocate the more than 13,000 collection objects currently housed in the spaces that will become our African galleries, and hire a construction manager to oversee the first stages of this vital project so that we can stay on track towards our goal of opening these world-class galleries to the public by 2025 in time for the Brooklyn Museum's 200th anniversary. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CAMBA, Inc. |
This request is for capital improvements at CAMBA's Winthrop Street locations including 19, 23, 25 and 27 Winthrop Street, Brooklyn, New York 11225. The buildings were constructed in 1928 and are in need of extensive repairs. CAMBA operates or administers 27 direct human service programs at these locations using a combination of funding streams from New York State and New York City. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$2,006,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pratt Institute |
Pratt Institute is requesting funding for operating expenses to launch a collaboration with Cornell University to provide technical assistance to small local manufacturers including the 1,500 manufacturers in Pratt's Made In NYC program and 200 manufacturers served by Cornell's Center of Excellence in Food and Agriculture. The two schools will deliver workshops and one-to-one assistance to help 550-600 companies adopt robotics and other advanced technologies, transition to the use of sustainable materials and processes, and strengthen their marketing and ecommerce capacity to reach new markets and create jobs. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$911,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Brooklyn Greenway Initiative |
Funds will be used to create a NYC Greenway Network Comprehensive Plan to guide planning, design, investment, and construction to complete NYC's 400-mile 5-Borough greenway network. The Plan will collate greenway implementation plans where they exist, upgrading and updating the status of each, identify gaps and create action plans to complete right of way planning or engineering in advance of design and construction. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
This project will construct new inbound and outbound NFTA-Metro Rail Erie Canal Harbor stations at their existing location. The new stations will improve access, safety, visibility, transparency, rider comfort, and integration with the City of Buffalo's Main Street Revitalization project as well as the surrounding Canalside development. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$3,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
This project will design and construct an ADA accessible walkway for access to and from the new NFTA-Metro Rail DL&W Station and the Key Bank Center parking ramp. The direct connection will enhance access to both the new Metro Rail station and the private sector development proposed by Savarino Companies for the 2nd level of the DL&W trainshed. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Canisius College |
Requested funding will be used for eligible elements of a project that will include design, engineering, deconstruction of a parking facility, environmental remediation, installation of new drainage systems, construction of a surface lot and installation of lighting, pedestrian paths, bikeways and greenspace. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
The Riverline will be a new iconic, innovative, and inspiring nature trail and greenway built an unused railroad corridor that will connect Buffalo's downtown and waterfront together. Funding will support capital improvements. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Canton College Foundation Inc |
SUNY Canton seeks funding for property acquisition, demolition, and construction to rejuvenate a derelict shopping center in the heart of downtown Canton by creating a three-story facility with 50,000 ft2 of residential space, 10,000 ft2 retail space, and 15,000 ft2 for an Entrepreneurship Center operated by SUNY Canton. |
Canton |
NY |
$4,089,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
UCAN City Mission |
Funding would be used for start-up expenses for women and women with families homeless shelter including: permits, insurance, licenses, office equipment and supplies, security equipment, bedding and supplies, toiletries, kitchen equipment and supplies, food, laundry equipment and supplies. |
Cattaraugus, Chautauqua |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Midstate Youth Hockey Association, Inc. (MYHA) |
The Midstate Youth Hockey Association is requesting funds for capital improvements and essential operating equipment. The scope of work for this project includes a full chiller replacement, repairing and re-grading the ice rink floors, ice rink dasher board replacement, and repairing the following building elements: Cracked masonry walls and foundations, heaved concrete floors of the locker rooms, damaged shower stalls and partitions, locker room equipment and floor/wall finishes, damaged precast plank floor and carpet in the sports bar, walls/windows/ceiling equipment/finishes of the sports bar, door frames and miscellaneous items within damaged walls, plumbing system, mechanical HVAC system, fire protection sprinkler system, and electrical and fire alarm system. |
Cicero |
NY |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ithaca |
Funding would be used to improve existing bridge conditions and provide a transportation corridor that promotes mobility and safe travel for all transportation modes and ADA-compliant pedestrian facilities. |
City of Ithaca |
NY |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newburgh |
Funding would be used for the replacement of the Lake St. Bridge, which is vital to stabilizing both commercial and passenger vehicular traffic along a critical portion of State Route 32 in the City of Newburgh. |
City of Newburgh |
NY |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, Inc. |
Supporting a portion of the architectural assessment and construction of new theater and back-of-house facilities for Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival. |
Cold Spring |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hornell Area Family YMCA |
The Hornell Area Family YMCA, with local community partners, will open a branch in Dansville, NY. The Y will offer programs in the former Dansville High School. This request is to purchase essential equipment to establish Y programs for immediate start-up of branch operations. |
Dansville |
NY |
$105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
This project will design, install, and construct overhead vehicle charging infrastructure at the NFTA-Metro Cold Spring Bus Maintenance Facility to support the charging operations of a series of 10 BEBs as they enter the Metro Bus fleet. |
Erie |
NY |
$1,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University at Buffalo |
Funding will build a smart transportation infrastructure along Main St. in Buffalo adjacent to the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus (BNMC) to support a Connected, Automated, Resilient and Equitable multimodal transportation system. As designed, TI-CARE will heighten national awareness of the critical issue of transportation equity, accessibility and environmental justice by improving mobility and accessibility for underserved populations, people with disabilities (PWDs) and the elderly. |
Erie |
NY |
$993,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingston |
This project will design and construct bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure improvements along various public spaces near the DL&W Trainshed and Ohio Street Corridor to enhance connectivity between the facility's surrounding multi-use trail network (i.e., Shoreline Trail, Niagara River Greenway, and Empire State Trail) and areas north/south, including the Outer Harbor and Canalside/Cobblestone Districts. |
Erie |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency |
New Rail Siding Platform for Intermodal Logistics. |
Franklin, Jefferson, Lewis, Saint Lawrence |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Genesee County Highway Department |
Funding would be used to replace the Griswold Rd Bridge over Murder Creek to avoid future corrosion issues and widen the bridge to accommodate bicycle and pedestrian traffic. |
Genesee County Highway Department |
NY |
$1,203,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Genesee County Highway Department |
Funding would be used to replace the Rose Rd bridge over Bowen Creek to improve the hydraulic flow of Bowen Creek and widen the bridge to accommodate bicycle and pedestrian traffic. |
Genesee County Highway Department |
NY |
$1,033,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National Urban League, Inc. |
The Urban League Empowerment Center (ULEC) is currently under construction with L+M Development Partners, Taconic Investment Partners, and BRP Companies to develop an underutilized New York State-owned parking garage at 121 West 125th Street, Harlem, USA, into a 414,337 SF state-of-the-art mixed-use project totaling $242 million. Included in this is construction and fit-out for the Institute for Race, Equity and Justice that will contain conference space that the surrounding low and moderate income community can utilize; there will be over 15 permanent new hires for the Civil Rights Museum Experience (also included in construction and fit-out) and the conference space and we will commit to hiring 51% of low and moderate income individuals for those positions (both the Museum and the Institute will have programming and outreach to the surrounding low and moderate income community). |
Harlem |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
Funding requested by the City of Hornell would be used to design, engineer, and construct protection of two cast iron transmission mains that deliver raw water from the city's reservoir to the water treatment plant. The NYSDOH notes that the mains should have a minimum five feet of cover, and after consulting with the NYSDEC, the preferred solution would be to install new sections of pipeline below the stream in order to reduce the potential for local environmental harm including flooding. |
Hornell |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail, Inc |
The funds would go towards a capital project, specifically relocation of utilities and traffic calming improvements to a state highway adjacent to one of the most popular hiking trails in the country. |
Hudson Valley |
NY |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Irondequoit |
The Town of Irondequoit seeks to transform a large portion of its municipal campus into public green space with new park & recreation amenities. The Irondequoit Town Campus Transformation Project would repurpose the site of the former Department of Public Works (DPW), which was relocated after a devastating 2016 fire destroyed much of the facility. |
Irondequoit |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ithaca |
The enclosure of the open air Cass Park Rink is the crucial part of a multi-phased plan to maximize the potential of Cass Park by updating and improving the 49 year old facility, to protect the significant recent City investment and serve the region for another 49 years. Capital improvement funds are needed to support the enclosure project, which has completed the Design/Development phase and is approaching Construction Drawings. |
Ithaca |
NY |
$1,235,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Ithaca Activities Center, Inc. |
GIAC's Congressionally Directed Spending Request is for funds to be used to renovate a former school gymnasium to a more accessible, energy efficient, and sustainable space to house GIAC's job training, micro-entrepreneurship, and teen afterschool programs, which serve over 1000 community members annually, helping them to meet their basic needs and improve their lives. This is more than a gymnasium it is an expansion of space for current and proposed programs that center equity, social, racial, and economic justice, and meet the constantly emerging needs of our most marginalized residents especially Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC). |
Ithaca |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National Comedy Center, Inc |
The Hall is a capital project that is a tourism attraction and expansion of the National Comedy Center museum that will bring new economic impact to Jamestown, New York, as a tourism project. The Hall is the nation's official new stand-up comedy hall of fame, and will attract new visitors, creating 20 direct jobs and 80 induced jobs, as well as $11 million annually in increased economic impact in the form of visitor spending. |
Jamestown |
NY |
$5,488,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jamestown Center City Development Corporation |
Capital investment will equip and furnish children's indoor recreation space, a unique and needed asset to the community. |
Jamestown |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Brooklyn Angels |
The project funding would be used to expand the North Brooklyn Angels preparation and distribution of free meals and produce to food-insecure individuals and fund projects such as the provision of thousands of meals to homebound seniors. |
Kings |
NY |
$676,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sephardic Community Youth Center Inc |
Capital improvement funds requested for our community outdoor rooftop multi-purpose space for repairs and upgrades |
Kings, New York |
NY |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Livingston County, NY |
Livingston County is seeking an earmark to fund the restoration and expansion of a small interpretive center at the 80-acre Al Lorenz Park - the County's only parkland - located adjacent to Letchworth State Park, the Mount Morris Dam, a village center, and regional trail systems in Mount Morris, New York. |
Livingston County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Mamaroneck |
This renovation project is to update the lobby/foyer area, the activity room and the three-season porch at the Town of Mamaroneck's Senior Center. The proposed renovation project will consist of window replacement, flooring replacement, heating and air conditioning installation, painting, lighting and electrical upgrades to these program spaces to make the building more energy-efficient and available for activities year-round. These renovations will enable better use of the space, eliminate crowded conditions and offer new programs requested by the membership. |
Mamaroneck |
NY |
$308,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead |
A top priority in North Hempstead is the restoration of the degraded and obsolete, 60-acre Beach Park on Hempstead Harbor into a community resource for community gatherings, festivals, recreation, and waterfront access. Key project components: design and installation of pedestrian and biking trails, sidewalks, crosswalks on West Shore Road, and parking facilities; and, design & installation of green infrastructure for stormwater management. |
Manhasset |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Middletown |
Project funds will be used for the interior rehabilitation of the former O&W Train Station in Middletown, NY. The first floor will be the new home for ABCD Middletown's Head Start programs along with some of the second floor for offices, while the remaining portion and entire 3rd floor will be used for a business incubator program and a possible O&W museum. |
Middletown |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town Of Webster |
The Town of Webster intends to build a new Highway Department administration building with attached garage. The current building is approximately 50 years old and is in need of some major repairs. |
Monroe |
NY |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rgrta |
RGRTA is requesting funding to replace a backlog of aged bus shelters and deploy additional shelters at additional locations. |
Monroe |
NY |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Amsterdam |
As recommended in the 2018 Downtown Amsterdam Multimodal Center Study, the City of Amsterdam is planning to relocate the existing Amtrak station that is currently located outside of the downtown and establish a multimodal facility in the heart of the City. The main train station hall would be fully integrated into the proposed Pedestrian Connector to the Mohawk Valley Gateway Overlook (MVGO) pedestrian bridge. |
Montgomery |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Amsterdam |
The East Main Street Community Center Anchor Project includes rehabilitation of 149 East Main Street for use as a community center to be operated by the Boys and Girls Club of the Capital Area in partnership with Centro Civico. The Community Center will serve as a communal hub for arts, education and recreation activities an identified community need in an underutilized area of the downtown. |
Montgomery |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nassau County Department of Public Works |
Funds are being requested for the construction phase of the Sands Point Preserve Bridge reconstruction. The project will rebuild the parapet walls, repair substructure and superstructure components and to bring the bridge into ADA compliance. |
Nassau County Department of Public Works |
NY |
$1,780,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sid Jacobson JCC |
Requested funding would be for capital improvements, specifically for the replacement of the roof at Sid Jacobson JCC's primary facility located in East Hills on Long Island. The existing roof is in dire need of repair, and replacing the roof will create a safer environment for all members who utilize our programs. |
Nassau, Queens, Suffolk |
NY |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Trust for Public Land |
Complete engineering studies and conceptual design for Phase 1 of the Long Island Greenway, a 25-mile multi-purpose path from Eisenhower County Park in Nassau County through several parks and communities to Brentwood State Park in Suffolk County. In addition, to start and complete final design, construction documents, and an environmental impact study for Phase 1. |
Nassau, Suffolk |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Rochelle |
The City of New Rochelle is requesting $270,000 through the Economic Development Initiative program to support the development of a Climate Justice Adaptation Plan for New Rochelle. The New Rochelle Climate Justice Adaptation Plan will use an intersectional framework to incorporate community engagement with climate science, sustainable development goals, and the best environmental and planning strategies to prioritize ongoing investments in climate justice initiatives in New Rochelle. |
New Rochelle |
NY |
$270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Young Men's Christian Association of Greater New Y |
This funding would enable the Y to continue to serve local communities through time-tested Y programs, such as aquatics, health programs, family activities, youth sports, after school care, and senior services and build back the Y's workforce at 22 existing branches across New York City and two new Bronx branches. Funds would cover the operational costs associated with managing a community facility including but not limited to: staffing, building expenses, supplies and program equipment. |
New York |
NY |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Harlem Hospital |
The simulation center currently requires major renovation due to its antiquated infrastructure. There is limited equipment, manikins, and supplies, which the center needs to grow to maximize the center's full functionality. With these changes, Harlem Hospital Simulation Center will hold true to its vision of being a premier satellite center that emphasizes enhancement of quality care, improvement of patient experience, and promotion of patient safety. |
New York |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the High Line |
Hudson River Park / Javits Center Connection will specifically complete a physical walkway connection between Moynihan Train Hall, the Javits Center, Hudson River Park, and Pier 76, redefining Manhattan’s West Side. A highlight of this project will be the connection between two of the busiest parks in New York City, the High Line and Hudson River Park. High Line Connections will be a part of a larger New York State mobility plan that will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by connecting to major transportation and public space networks. |
New York |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the High Line |
The Moynihan Train Hall Connection, which is the first phase of the larger High Line Connections project, will create an elevated walkway to connect the High Line pedestrian path to Moynihan Train Hall via Manhattan West. |
New York |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Apollo Theater Foundation, Inc. |
The Apollo is requesting federally directed funds for capital improvements to modernize the historic Theater and transform it into a performing arts center for the public benefit of its audiences, artists, and staff of the Apollo Theater, and better provide services to all visitors through increased access to cultural programming. Apollo is a community anchor and economic driver for Harlem as well as a global touch point for African-American culture, and one of the world's most well-known, enduring, and well-recognized theaters in the world. |
New York |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Local Initiatives Support Corporation |
LISC is seeking FY 2022 Congressionally Directed Spending to immediately launch a second round of our Small Business Relief and Recovery Fund. With these funds, LISC NYC will deploy grants ($10,000 each) as a lifeline for up to 200 minority-owned small businesses, paired with targeted technical assistance (on topics such as marketing, business planning, and how to access additional funding) that we will provide through our partners-an established network of 16 community-based organizations and the New York City Department of Small Business Services. |
New York |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New York Urban League |
The NYUL seeks to stabilize and remodel its headquarters in Harlem (three attached brownstones that were gifted to the organization more than 80 years ago) in order to provide a dedicated space to operate educational and workforce programs and services for underserved communities in New York City. |
New York |
NY |
$1,739,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hudson River Park Trust |
The project consists of capital improvements required to restore protective fendering systems at two piers serving the public within Hudson River Park's boundaries. |
New York |
NY |
$1,706,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National September 11 Memorial and Museum |
This funding will be used to refurbish 238 light fixtures in the 9/11 Memorial Pools, which have been in operation for over 10 years and are diminishing in quality and reliability and are nearing end-of-life. This funding will also be used to replace all plaza lights from T-8 lamps to LED lighting to continue energy efficiency efforts as a LEED Gold facility, and update the lighting control systems used to manage the Museum's intricate lighting scheme. |
New York |
NY |
$1,585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New York Building Foundation INC |
The funding request will specifically cover the salaries of a New York Building Foundation project manager and support staff; costs for contracted planners, designers and other analysts; and for paid internships and experiential learning programs for undergraduate and graduate students. The funding request will also cover costs to support staff and the communities that we will engage, which include technology and supplies and materials and activities related to community engagement. |
New York |
NY |
$1,225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bright Leaders foundation Inc |
Bright Leaders Foundation Inc. is requesting 100000 of funding for housing space for our program. We intend to use funds to provide a space for children in the community to learn, receive tutoring and enrichment programs. |
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Trust for Governor's Island |
This project will enable the Trust for Governors Island to redesign Lima Pier to support a freight pier, supporting expanded public amenities on Governors Island, and to support the Island's ongoing development as a hub of educational, cultural and recreational use. |
New York |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Trust for Governor's Island |
Yankee Pier is near the Island's midpoint and directly adjacent to the Development Zones, the Island's 43-acre park, the Governors Island National Monument and Historic District. The Trust seeks funding for design and planning to reconfigure the pier to serve as a new gateway for the Island, able to accommodate the up to 9,000 passengers per peak hour generated by expanded public access and a proposed Center for Climate Solutions in the long-term. |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Trust for Governor's Island |
This project will enable the Trust for Governors Island to redesign Tango Pier to support an eco-pier on Governors Island, supporting public engagement and waterfront research opportunities, and to support the Island's ongoing development as a hub of educational, cultural and recreational use. |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
ARC XVI Fort Washington Center, Inc. |
This funding request is to equip and build the ARC Community Kitchen for the ARC XVI Fort Washington Center, which is being relocated to 516 West 181 Street, New York, NY 10033. |
New York |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Thornwillow Institute |
We are seeking funds to renovate anchor historic buildings that will provide studio workshops, affordable housing, meeting, exhibition and event space, catalyze artisanal businesses, and revitalize our economically distressed community. |
Newburgh |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NFTA |
This project will upgrade illuminated airfield signs, the wind cone, and control tower beacon on the Niagara Falls International Airport air operations area. The improvements will support the safety and capacity of commercial, general, and military aviation activity. |
Niagara |
NY |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
This project will purchase a new chemical spreader and replacement snow blower to preserve the safety and capacity of the Air Operations Area (AOA) at Niagara Falls International Airport (IAG) by ensuring that runways, taxiways, and aircraft parking aprons are unobstructed by snow or ice, enabling aircraft operations to continue during winter events. |
Niagara |
|
$619,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara University |
Niagara University (NU) is a bi-national university with campuses in Vaughan, Ontario and Niagara Falls, NY. The University is committed to establishing a footprint within the Bridge District that will be a major anchor for the local community. This project proposes the renovation of the First Congregational Church on Cleveland Avenue into an academic innovation hub that will be a center for multi-disciplinary services including professional workforce training, job promotion services, urban development and planning, English as a second language programs, small business development, early childhood care, community and civic engagement, and an eSports lab. |
Niagara University |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara University |
Niagara University seeks federal funding of $998,500 to partially offset design costs (A/E fees) associated with a 45,000 sq. ft. building expansion to the B. Thomas Golisano Center for Integrated Sciences, a facility that was completed in 2013 with Gold LEED certification. Consistent with growth in enrollment and study in biology and chemistry, the proposed expansion would bring together faculty and students in mathematics, psychology and nursing disciplines, under one roof, in state of the art laboratories that will foster innovation, collaboration, and enhanced integrated research opportunities. |
Niagara University |
NY |
$998,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Niskayuna, New York |
The Town of Niskayuna is requesting funds to offset cost of building a new Senior/Community Center building and pool facility at Blatnick Park. |
Niskayuna |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority |
The Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority is seeking federal assistance with the development of a new childcare facility in its Commerce Park in Ogdensburg, NY. Childcare is a critical need for working parents and this project will support those parents, local businesses, and general business recruitment efforts for the region. |
Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority |
NY |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Visiting Nurse Association of Central New York Inc |
Capital improvement to renovate the Beeches property to address the housing needs of the aging population in the Northern Oneida County region |
Oneida |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
The housing construction goal is 50 newly constructed homes for income-qualified home owners, and 150 rental units. 31 of the 50 single family owner occupied homes are funded, therefore this request will allow us to secure the balance of funding for the final 19 homes. These newly built homes will fill in the gaps created by the demolition of blighted structures, effectively re-weaving together neighborhoods currently in transition. |
Onondaga |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Ossining |
Funds will be used to study how Route 9 could be altered via a "Road Diet" to foster better economic development, enhanced walkability and pedestrian safety, while potentially also adding parking and/or bike lanes in one or both directions where practicable. The design and construction of the road diet would balance the corridor for more modes and uses by reallocating some of the space for vehicle traffic to pedestrians, flex space, and on-street parking, correcting a community divide that was inadvertently created via Urban Renewal. |
Ossining |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oswego County, NY |
Urgently needed repairs to what is commonly referred to as the "building envelope". This includes but is not limited to front steps, columns, windows, brickwork, soffit and roof. |
Oswego |
NY |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port Jervis Community Development Agency |
Built in 1907, this $100,000 request is for the engineering rehabilitation of McArthur Circle, a yellow-flagged critical transportation structure within the City of Port Jervis' downtown and a redesign of the eight vehicular, pedestrian and railroad spans that utilize it. |
Port Jervis |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hudson River Housing, Inc. |
Funding is requested for construction that will complete the adaptive re-use (phase 3) of the historic Poughkeepsie Trolley Barn building, prominently located in a low-moderate income Opportunity Zone neighborhood in the heart of the City of Poughkeepsie (where HRH's has concentrated much of it revitalization work through its nationally recognized Middle Main Initiative). Upon its completion in 2022, the Project will address local HUD Consolidated Plan priorities by transforming the Poughkeepsie Trolley Barn -- once vacant and blighted -- into a vibrant new community arts-programming event and gallery space to include art-based experiences, workforce training, and paid jobs for youth; the Project will also create one affordable housing unit. |
Poughkeepsie |
NY |
$2,642,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Transportation Authority |
The project will address state of good repair needs at the station, accessibility improvement at the Forest Hills station in Queens in the City Terminal Zone. |
Queens |
NY |
$17,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chhaya Community Development Corporation |
Chhaya CDC requests funding to expand our capacity to provide housing assistance through physical relocation and/or additional staffing. This includes procuring a long term home for Chhaya that can house front line and administrative staff and create a community space will help us expand our housing assistance services, including counseling and foreclosure prevention, to reach more than the 3,000 clients per year that we currently serve. For the last two decades, Chhaya has served as one of the only pan-South Asian, HUD-certified Housing Counseling Agencies in the nation. |
Queens |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Queens Economic Development Corporation |
The Queens Together Project will support local independent restaurants and food businesses through business education, worker education, technical and marketing skills. We are focused on supporting the underserved restaurants and food business in Queens with emphasis on those in low and moderate income communities throughout the borough. |
Queens |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden |
Funds will be used to renovate and upgrade the interior of the historic Music Hall at Snug Harbor, including safety upgrades and cosmetic improvements to enhance patron safety and delight. |
Richmond |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Long Island Science Center |
The Long Island Science Center is requesting federal funding to develop educational Exhibits and Programs featuring a 12,000 sq. ft. Rooftop featuring a 100-seat planetarium, and a roof deck with functional Agritech garden & wind/solar exhibits with the end goal to repurpose a vacant blighted building centrally located in a targeted area for revitalization at the federal, state, county, and local level being centrally located in a federal Opportunity Zone; a National Register Historic District; a NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Environmental Justice Area; a NYS Department of State Brownfield Opportunity Area; as well as a NYS designated Urban Renewal Area. We are also adjacent to the Peconic River, a federally designated Estuary of National Significance. |
Riverhead |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
The requested funds would be used to finance a portion of design services, right of way acquisitions, construction, and construction inspection for the reconstruction of Dewey Avenue between Felix Street and Emerson Street in the City of Rochester. The project includes a realigned intersection at Dewey Avenue and Emerson Street to improve traffic flow and safety. |
Rochester |
NY |
$4,908,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Foodlink, Inc. |
This funding would be used for the Foodlink Expansion Project to increase capacity to safely store and distribute more fresh vegetables, fruits, dairy and lean protein. |
Rochester |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Goodwill of the Finger Lakes |
This capital improvement project would help fund converting the adjacent unused warehouse area of our Contact Center building. Expanding the current space from 75 seats to 165 seats will enable us to accommodate the additional employees hired to support the increased utilization of 211/LIFE LINE during the pandemic as well as position us for future statewide partnerships. |
Rochester |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Legal Aid Society of Rochester, NY |
The project is a collaboration between The Legal Aid Society of Rochester, NY (LASROC) and Willow Domestic Violence Center (Willow). This project supports victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, dating violence, and stalking through direct legal representation, legal counseling, advocacy, and supportive services to residents of Monroe County. |
Rochester |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Counties of Warren-Washington IDA |
The IDA is seeking engineering and construction funding to develop the former GE De-WateringFacility in Fort Edward into the Canalside Energy Park. Funding will be used to replace the temporary bridge at the entrance to the park; complete wastewater construction; upgrade the existing potable water infrastructure; install a natural gas line to the park; improve the current primitive internal road structure, including stormwater conveyance; and upgrading the electrical supply within the Park. This will assist the IDA with attracting new businesses to Washington County and create jobs in an area that has been devastated by the loss of manufacturing over the past 10 years. |
Saratoga, Warren, Washington |
NY |
$7,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Sleepy Hollow |
The Village of Sleepy Hollow is seeking funding to install a parklet at the intersection of Beekman Avenue and Cortlandt Street. |
Sleepy Hollow |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. George Theatre Restoration, Inc. |
The St. George Theatre Restoration (SGT) requests funding to improve its physical infrastructure, encompassing both interior restoration and exterior work, to protect the theater's envelope and ensure its longtime viability. Scope of work includes full roof replacement, renovation of the building's façade, asbestos remediation, and interior plaster and paint restoration. |
Staten Island |
NY |
$1,492,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
Funding requested by the City of Hornell would be used to repair and expand the aging municipal skatepark located at Shawmut Park to ensure the safety of residents and visitors. |
Steuben |
|
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Babylon |
The Town of Babylon is seeking funds to start the initial stages of development in East Farmingdale at an abandon air craft finishers site. The Town plans to use these funds to commission environmental and planning professionals to asses the site. |
Suffolk |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County Department of Economic Development |
Gabreski Airport is a General Aviation airport located on 1,451 acres in the Town of Southampton on eastern Long Island. Its current air traffic control tower was built in the early 1940's by the US government military use and is in disrepair. This project would fund the construction of a new air traffic control tower. |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$11,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County Economic Development and Planning |
Suffolk County seeks funding to install forty (40) charging stations to support the transition to a fully electric fleet. |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sullivan County |
Funding would be used for the construction of a planned bicycle and pedestrian bridge over the Neversink River to connect two existing segments of the Sullivan O&W Rail Trail, resulting in a contiguous 13-mile section from Mountain Dale, a hamlet in the Town of Fallsburg, to Ferndale, a hamlet in the Town of Liberty. |
Sullivan County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CNY Arts |
Funds will be used to create Arts and Entertainment & Districts, geographic sectors within communities that support and promote the creative arts industries, art production, cultural activities and entertainment, public art, and place-making to create synergy among these efforts. Examples of capital projects include facade improvement, stimulating public art, and wayfinding signage; program funds are specifically designated as "risk capital" for organizations to produce new programming and arts services for diverse and underrepresented audiences. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
State University of New York College of Environmen |
The State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY ESF) is seeking federal assistance to update the western entrance to its campus. This update will make the campus more accessible for visitors, students, and staff, ensure people feel safe and comfortable as they wait for busses, and enhance the entrance to the campus that thousands of people utilize each year. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Good Life Youth Foundation |
The Good Life Youth Foundation (GLYF), a leading youth development and anti-poverty organization in Syracuse, is embarking on a capital project to build a Hip-Hop Center for Youth Entrepreneurship to expand the work of GLYF. The building has been purchased, but funding is needed to complete renovations and create this hub for youth, ages 13-24, to learn about identity, purpose, and entrepreneurship. GLYF is seeking $1,000,000 to assist with this capital project. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Tech |
The Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology, or MOST, has been an important part of the Syracuse community for forty years, but in that time many permanent exhibits have become outdated and obsolete. The MOST is seeking federal funding to upgrade the museum's permanent exhibitions to bring them up-to-date and ensure they are operating at or above the industry standard. |
Syracuse |
|
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity |
The requested funds will be used to support the development and initial capitalization of the Growth & Equity Fund. This Fund combines three complementary capital programs into a centrally managed Fund designed to ensure the success of and de-risk businesses and projects that fall outside the scope of traditional financing or where no market solution currently exists. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CNY Arts |
Innovation Group of CNY Arts is in need of technology upgrades (computers, printers, software, servers, etc.) in order to meet the growing demand for our services through state and local partnerships. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$108,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Dryden |
Funds will be used to complete the Dryden Rail Trail Bridge, a vital link in the town's 10.4-mile Dryden Rail Trail that also will establish an ADA compliant section of the trail. It will create a safe crossing of NYS Highway Route 13 and a highly-visible, welcoming gateway to the surrounding scenic areas. |
Town of Dryden |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Eden Highway Department |
The project seeks to mitigate traffic impacts through access management techniques that minimize curb cuts and create safe pedestrian networks to the Town's Highschool, Middle School and Elementary School, while connecting the neighborhoods surrounding the schools to the Town's commercial hub and Hamlet Center to create walkable access to small business and grocery needs. The project will also create road repair and storm water management opportunities for the Town. |
Town of Eden |
NY |
$2,980,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hillsdale |
The funds will be utilized to rehabilitate/replace the failing West End Bridge on West End Road in the Town of Hillsdale, NY. The bridge has received much attention from the NYS Department of Transportation due to its highly visible points of failure. |
Town of Hillsdale |
NY |
$1,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ossining |
This project will be used for design, engineering and construction of road infrastructure to facilitate safe bicycle/pedestrian usage along New York State Route 133 in the Towns of Ossining and New Castle, connecting the Downtown Village of Ossining commercial corridor and Ossining Metro-North Station to the Empire State Trail in Millwood. |
Town of Ossining |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Seneca Falls |
The Town of Seneca Falls will use federal funds for the replacement of the Bayard Street Culvert, improving drainage, pedestrian and motor safety, and further capitalizing on the Town's commitment to downtown revitalization. |
Town of Seneca Falls |
NY |
$2,047,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wyoming County Highway |
This project consists of making improvements to approximately 4 miles of this highway project includes a milling of the existing deteriorated road surface and replaces it with a new durable asphalt wearing surface on West Lake Road from Oatka Road to East Lake Road. Typical improvements will consist of an asphalt overlay to improve the riding surface and the shoulders along with associated miscellaneous items such as shoulder back-up and pavement markings. |
Towns of Castile/Perry |
NY |
$932,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital Roots, Inc. |
Capital Roots is requesting support for construction of its Urban Grow Center Expansion. The project's multi-faceted features will provide facilities which will support an array of public services at the nexus of food access, environmental justice, urban development and economic revitalization. |
Troy |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingston |
This project will construct streetscape improvements that will improve the ADA compliance and safety for pedestrians and bicyclists on their way to the George Washington Elementary School. Improvements along the full length of Henry Street from Broadway to Wall Street will include street repaving, high visibility crosswalks, and bicycle infrastructure - concluding with a covered bike rack at the elementary school. |
Ulster |
NY |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingston |
This request will fill a funding shortfall for the construction of the Kingston Point Rail Trail Phase 2, which is on the NYS Empire State Trail and the Kingston Greenline. The project is a 0.4 mile paved ADA-compliant pedestrian and bicycle path section of the larger trail system. This section connects a lower-income housing complex (Rondout Gardens managed by the Kingston Housing Authority) directly to the Kingston waterfront business district on the Rondout Creek. |
Ulster |
NY |
$1,087,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Seneca, County Of |
Seneca County will revitalize rural communities by transforming vacant, abandoned, unsafe, and environmentally challenged properties along its primary tourism routes. As the tourism industry in the Finger Lakes Region recovers from the pandemic, it is crucial that visitors and residents alike perceive Seneca County as a vibrant destination for travel. |
Waterloo |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Department of Public Works |
The City of Mount Vernon ("the City") requests a Federal appropriation to enable the City to consult outside engineers with expertise in MS-4 (Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System). The tasks to be completed by the consultants will include; evaluating data collected by our SL-Rat (Sewer Line Rapid Assessment Tool) and SPiDER Scanner (Manhole Inspection) devices to develop a comprehensive plan (the Planning Phase) for City-wide MS-4 Rehabilitation and completing necessary filings and reporting documents required by the EPA and DEC in accordance with the MS-4 Permit. The engineering costs are desperately needed to ensure we are efficiently completing long-term goals and will also assist in the prioritization of work to be completed in accordance with EPA and DEC protocols. The implementation of a comprehensive plan developed by outside engineering consultants with MS-4 expertise, will reduce the risk of task redundancy, overall project efficiency as well as position the City to cure issues cited in Administrative Compliance Order CWA-02-2016-3024. |
Westchester |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Development and Conservation |
Direct construction funding for an approximately 2,600 linear ft. significant sidewalk gap in the Town of Greenburgh. |
Westchester |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Westhab Inc. |
The SoYo Preservation project will deliver critically needed capital improvements and repairs to sustain 79 units of affordable housing in 9 multi-family apartment buildings in Southwest Yonkers owned and operated by Westhab. |
Westchester |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Port Chester |
The Village of Port Chester is requesting $250,000 in federal funding to replace the original heating system in Village Hall with a geothermal heating and cooling solution. This project will provide a greener and more environmentally conscious system and result in long-term cost savings. |
Westchester |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rye |
The Village of Mamaroneck is requesting appropriations funding in the amount of $250,000.00 to complete improvements at Jefferson Avenue Park. Jefferson Avenue Park is located proximal to a Village low-moderate area (Census Tract 73, Block 2), an approximate five-minute walk, and serves a large number of residents in this underserved area. This project will include the replacement of park fencing, walking paths, playground equipment & rubber safety surface, picnic tables, seating, and garbage/recycling cans, and landscaping. |
Westchester |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rye |
The City of Rye is requesting federal funding in the amount of $200,000 to properly collect, filter, and dispose of contaminated waste water from vessels utilizing the George W. DePauw Municipal Boat Basin. Located on Western Long Island Sound approximately nine nautical miles northeast of New York City, the Boat Basin is located at Milton Harbor and offers 350 boat slips, 144 kayak slips/racks, a public launching area, stationary marine pump-out services, and winter boat and kayak storage facilities. The decontamination station is highly effective in removing hazardous pesticides, other toxic materials, and reducing contaminated waste water from entering the Long Island Sound. |
Westchester |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Westchester County |
This project funds the installation of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations and associated infrastructure at various County locations. |
Westchester County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YWCA White Plains & Central Westchester Inc. |
Until Justice Just Is, is a project to renovate the YWCA White Plains & Central Westchester's North Street Activity Center in order to increase programming capacity to better meet the needs of the community, provide long-term sustainability, and create new space for the soon-to-be launched Westchester Center for Racial Equity (the Center). |
White Plains |
NY |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Woodbury |
The Town of Montgomery seeks $250,000 to carry out improvements to trails and other pedestrian infrastructure at Benedict Farm Park. Funding will be used to design a comprehensive trail plan, re-grade and build trails where necessary, and add amenities such as benches. |
Woodbury |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Gillibrand |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohel Children’s Home and Family Services |
Ohel is requesting $495,000 in federal funding to make needed capital improvements to Ohel's Camp Kaylie located at 400 Mount Vernon Road in Wurtsboro, NY; the requested funding will be used to purchase and install new generators; make needed improvements to the camp's infirmary; and install new gates, fencing and IT infrastructure throughout the camp. The capital improvements will create at least 22 local jobs in the Wurtsboro area. |
Wurtsboro, NY |
NY |
$495,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Columbia |
To modernize the City of Columbia's Police body-worn and in-car camera program. |
Columbia |
SC |
$709,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pacolet |
To replace end of life police patrol vehicles in the Town of Pacolet. |
Pacolet |
SC |
$52,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Sumter |
To replace the Sumter Police Department's aging in-car cameras, desktop computers, and to update servers which will allow storage for the body-worn camera videos. |
Sumter |
SC |
$246,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Energy and Water Development |
N/A |
The funds will be used to conduct a feasibility study for tidal and inland-related flood risk management. |
City of Charleston |
SC |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Energy and Water Development |
N/A |
The additional funds are needed for an expedited study.
|
Horry County |
SC |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Orangeburg/Berkeley Reach will provide water to the U.S. Highway 176 corridor in Orangeburg County and Berkeley County in the Camp Hall area. The reach is a component of the Lake Marion Regional Water Agency (LMRWA), which is among the Corps' priority projects under the existing WRDA authorization for Lakes Marion and Moultrie, SC. |
Orangeburg County and Berkeley County |
SC |
$18,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Aiken |
To install new sewer lines which will expand capacity and provide access to areas served by septic. |
City of Aiken |
SC |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rock Hill |
To construct sludge dewatering facility to allow for treatment and offsite disposal.
|
City of Rock Hill |
SC |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
To protect 3,800 acres of mature forest and increase public recreation.
|
Jasper County |
SC |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Georgia |
To further support research related to Parkinson’s disease and other neurodegenerative diseases. |
Athens |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Beaufort Memorial Hospital |
Beaufort Memorial Hospital emergency department capability expansion. |
Beaufort |
SC |
$17,997,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northeastern Technical College |
Facilitate industry transition training for current and former members of the US armed forces in the aviation industry. |
Cheraw |
SC |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Benedict College |
Learning hub which focuses on military families to address educational access, workforce development, and employment. |
Columbia |
SC |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbia International University |
Train students for high-demand jobs as well as provide resources necessary to educate students lacking access to broadband |
Columbia |
SC |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Limestone University |
Purchase of state-of-the-art biology and chemistry lab equipment to train healthcare workers |
Gaffney |
SC |
$610,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Upstate Warrior Solution |
Resource hub focusing on increasing service availability for veteran mental health and substance abuse programs. |
Greenville |
SC |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cooperative Health |
Creation of a pediatric health facility in Richland county |
Richland County |
SC |
$2,175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Medical University of South Carolina |
For the construction of a new hospital and medical equipment to serve the communities of Kingstree, Lake City, and the surrounding region. |
Williamsburg |
SC |
$12,727,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort |
Constructs an aircraft maintenance hangar with applied instructional space, multi-story parking facility, operations support spaces, and a hangar shop annex to support the F-35 training squadron at MCAS Beaufort. |
Beaufort |
SC |
$122,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
MCAS Beaufort and MCRD Parris Island |
This request for $13.7 million will support unspecified minor construction at Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Beaufort as well as Marine Corps Recruit Depot (MCRD) Parris Island. These projects include a F-35 Operational Support Facility and the Instrument Landing System project at MCAS Beaufort as well as a Entry Control Facility improvements at MCRD Parris Island. These projects are critical to ensuring that our military installations are secure and provide the force the logistical facilities they need to accomplish their mission. |
Beaufort |
SC |
$13,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort |
This project provides required adequate and efficiently configured facilities to support recycling across MCAS Beaufort, and provides proper handling and storage of hazardous waste. |
Beaufort |
SC |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Joint Base Charleston |
This project will construct a flight line support facility which will include administration and warehouse areas for Joint Base Charleston. This project will support the current C-17 fleet. |
Charleston |
SC |
$29,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Joint Base Charleston |
A new Fire and Rescue Station at Joint Base Charleston is
needed to centralize essential emergency dispatch
services into a 911 dispatch center and maximize base
and airfield fire protection. |
Charleston |
SC |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
McEntire JNG Base |
This pad will provide the 169th Fighter Wing a hazardous cargo pad, which they currently do not possess. |
Columbia |
SC |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Jackson |
The estimated cost to complete the project is higher than originally requested and the project will not be able to be completed without these additional funds. |
Columbia |
SC |
$21,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Charleston County Government |
To create a new access roadway to Charleston International Airport.
|
Charleston County |
SC |
$16,172,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Aiken |
To create a roadway network to ease congestion along Whiskey Road. |
City of Aiken |
SC |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Upstate Forever |
To continue planning as well as business and land development associated with the trail corridor.
|
City of Greenville |
SC |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sumter |
Eliminate vacant and dilapidated properties that create a physical hazard and impede community development. |
City of Sumter |
SC |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dorchester County |
Provide wastewater collection and treatment system. |
Dorchester County |
SC |
$4,288,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Graham |
SC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Horry County Government |
To complete right-of-way acquisition for I-73 corridor. |
Horry County |
SC |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
One Generation - Indigenous Farm Hub |
Funding for this project will allow the Indigenous Farm Hub to expand its work on sustainable and regenerative agricultural practices at the new community training center, located in Corrales, New Mexico. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Natl. Latino Farmers and Ranchers Trade Ass. |
This project will provide education and agricultural training to aspiring small farmers and ranchers for adequate food security. |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ben Archer Health Center |
This funding will expand Ben Archer Health Center’s delivery of telehealth education to underserved, uninsured, rural residents of southern New Mexico. |
Hatch |
NM |
$104,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
This request would fund New Mexico State University’s Initiative on Carbon Management and Soil Health in Arid and Semi-Arid Environments. The initiative will stand up a proof-of-concept for carbon sequestration potential in arid and semi-arid croplands, rangelands, forests, and urban landscapes through demonstration projects at four NMSU Agricultural Science Centers located across the state, engage stakeholders through a carbon literacy program, and train graduate and undergraduate students, including Native Americans and other minority groups, in research and educational outreach activities. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ohkay Owingeh Tribe |
This request would provide funding for construction of the planned Ohkay Owingeh Outdoor Health and Education Facility. |
Ohkay Owingeh |
NM |
$784,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Questa |
This request would allow the Village of Questa to build a new fire station for increased fire responsiveness. |
Questa |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State Library |
This request will provide the New Mexico State Library funding for computer devices, software, and headsets to provide 65 rural New Mexico public and Tribal libraries access to synchronous online distance learning and telemedicine access. |
Sante Fe |
NM |
$919,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Sunland Park |
This request would provide funding for the studies, planning, and design of a Public Safety Complex to house Sunland Park's fire and police departments. |
Sunland Park |
NM |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Not Forgotten Outreach |
This project would provide agricultural training and mental health assistance for veterans, to promote healing through farming for challenges related to Post Traumatic Stress (PTS), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Military Sexual Trauma (MTS), and suicidal ideation. |
Taos County |
NM |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque--Police Department |
The Albuquerque Police Department will extend its current gunshot detection services 8 square beyond its current boundary. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$1,471,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque--Police Department |
The City of Albuquerque/Albuquerque Police Department's Trauma Recovery Center will provide outreach and recovery services for victims of violent crime in Albuquerque and Bernalillo County. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque--Police Department |
The City of Albuquerque's Public Safety ECHO project will expand the Police Department’s web-based network, purchase equipment, contract program evaluation, web design and technical support, training, travel, and indirect costs for community engagement. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$435,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
The University of New Mexico will develop a Decedent Image Database to improve the accuracy of identifying Native American decedents. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$374,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Albuquerque Crossroads for Women, Maya’s Place |
Albuquerque's Crossroads for Women would provide comprehensive services for women exiting the Metropolitan Detention Services. |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Carlsbad |
This project would enable the Carlsbad Police Department to purchase and equip a mobile command center. The mobile command center will be shared and used by first responders in Carlsbad, Eddy, and neighboring counties. |
Carlsbad |
NM |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Carlsbad |
This project would allow the City of Carlsbad to equip and update handheld radios for the Carlsbad police and fire departments. |
Carlsbad |
NM |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Doña Ana County Sheriff's Office |
The Doña Ana County Sheriff's Office Rapid DNA Program will expedite crime lab processing. |
Dona Ana County |
NM |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
The ZiaMet Mesonet expansion would add 120 new stations dispersed throughout New Mexico, vastly increasing the availability of high-quality real-time weather and climate information for local, regional, and national research and decision-making. |
Doña Ana County |
NM |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Grant County Sheriff’s Office |
The Grant County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO) would purchase a Crisis Response System to ensure essential communications and intelligence sharing to enhance situational awareness in critical incident situations. |
Grant County |
NM |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Sandoval County Sheriff's Department |
This project would allow the Sandoval County Sheriff's Office to purchase mobile laptop computers. |
Sandoval County |
NM |
$379,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Santa Fe County |
Santa Fe County will extend broadband connectivity to the Public Safety Compound that includes the Fire Chief's headquarters, the Sheriff's Office headquarters, and the County Detention Facility. |
Santa Fe County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The Eastern New Mexico Rural Water System (ENMRWS) was authorized in P.L. 111-11, Section 9103, Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2009, to deliver water from Ute Reservoir on the Canadian River to the cities and counties that make up the Eastern New Mexico Water Utility Authority (ENMWUA). The purpose of the project is to provide a regional water system with a reliable and sustainable water supply serving several communities in eastern New Mexico. |
Clovis, Portales, Texico, and Elida |
NM |
$17,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project would result in new County Water Utility Service to both Cañoncito at Apache Canyon and to Eldorado. This project provides the best and perhaps only available new source of water to existing users. |
County of Santa Fe |
NM |
$1,107,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Northern New Mexico College |
The project funding will create a 10MW solar array on the college's 107-acre property located near El Vado Lake in Rio Arriba County. It intends to provide this energy to the local electric cooperative, and to major energy users in the region, to include potential stakeholders in Rio Arriba, Los Alamos, Taos, Sandoval, Santa Fe, Colfax, Mora, and San Miguel counties. Los Alamos Laboratory, the counties annotated above, local tribal governments, and others will be invited to benefit from lower energy costs, which will make them all more economically efficient and long-term fiscally sustainable.
|
El Vado |
NM |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
San Juan College |
The requested funding would support curriculum development at the San Juan College School of Energy specifically for careers related to clean hydrogen and fuel cell technologies. The School of Energy has a long history of training the energy workforce to meet market demand by providing broad based knowledge and skills resulting in high-wage, lifetime careers. Clean hydrogen industry employers need workers trained in Industrial Process Operations, Instrumentation Controls & Electrical Technology, Industrial Maintenance, Occupational Safety, and Compression. San Juan College will adapt existing programs in these areas to support the next generation clean hydrogen workforce needs, engaging industry experts and leaders in the process.
|
Farmington |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
San Juan College |
Beginning in the fall of 2021, the San Juan College Electric Vehicle program will provide training for the many jobs that will be available in the maintenance and repair of EV vehicles. The program will provide EV/Hybrid training for technicians out of the manufacturer training loop and include critical safety training in its curriculum. The requested funding would support specialized tooling, instructor salaries, components, and dedicated teaching space. |
Farmington |
NM |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Navajo Tribal Utility Authority |
The Navajo Tribal Utility Authority will fund installation of shovel-ready off-grid residential solar energy systems for homes without electricity. These solar units are offered to homes when connecting to the electric grid is not feasible because of location, cost, or other determinations. NTUA has more than 700 completed solar applications needing funding from homes that are ready for installation. |
Navajo Nation |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Pueblo of Zia |
The Pueblo of Zia will update their 2013 Renewable Energy Development Feasibility Study with current costs and updated development options to reflect changes in available technologies, business climate and federal government policy. The objectives of the feasibility study continue to be studying options for providing a balanced local renewable power supply for the Pueblo, its members and businesses on Tribal lands, and for providing economic development for the Tribe and its Tribal members. |
Pueblo of Zia |
NM |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology |
This funding would expand analysis by the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (“New Mexico Tech” or NMT) on the carbon dioxide geologic storage potential in the San Juan Basin, and would enable NMT researchers to conduct a parallel analysis of the hydrogen geologic storage potential in the Basin. NMT is currently undertaking localized, site-specific geologic storage studies for carbon dioxide within the San Juan Basin under the DOE Regional Initiative and CarbonSafe III programs. A basin-wide analysis of both hydrogen and carbon dioxide storage potential would provide a detailed study of subsurface storage options throughout the Basin for carbon dioxide, a byproduct of both fossil-fired power generation and hydrogen production, and for intermediate and long-term storage potential for hydrogen as a stored source of carbon-neutral energy. The funded analysis would include a comprehensive review of potential storage reservoirs across the San Juan Basin, geologic field work to collect outcrop samples and water samples from existing oil and gas wells, and a review of the core library at NMT for samples which could be used to perform laboratory studies on rock CO2 or H2 reactions and stability of seal rocks. |
Socorro |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Authorized in WRDA 1986, Section 1113 and WRDA 1996, Section 334, the Acequia Irrigation System program provides critical funding for construction to repair and replace acequia infrastructure. |
Statewide |
NM |
$9,060,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
American Indian Chamber of Commerce of New Mexico |
The Native Economic Advancement and Development (NEAD) Initiative will facilitate job growth and business development in tribal areas through training programs that support community needs. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$242,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Arrowhead Center |
This project will allow the New Mexico State University Arrowhead Center Sprint Accelerator Program to guide New Mexican businesses from startup to sustainable growth. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Arrowhead Center |
The Arrowhead Community Entrepreneurship Program (ACEP) facilitates new business creation through the addition of key elements to community entrepreneurial ecosystems by providing resources and programs that complement and supplement existing materials provided by other SBA resource partners, including a network of expert advisors, accelerators and incubators, and local champions. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Small Business Development Center |
This request supports a Spanish Speaking Business Advisor position at the Dona Ana Community College Small Business Development Center in Las Cruces. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$77,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Outdoor Recreation Division |
This project will provide each county in New Mexico with a database of their outdoor recreation assets to facilitate their connection to their associated New Mexico Main Streets. |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Small Business Development Center |
This New Mexican Small Business Development Center program will assist Native American artisans and entrepreneurs grow their online business presence. |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$123,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Border Authority |
This request would provide funds for full modernization of the Santa Teresa land Port of Entry including a feasibility study, an environmental impact statement (EIS), and the project phases of design and construction. |
Santa Teresa |
NM |
$170,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Border Authority |
This request would provide funds for a feasibility study on the full modernization of the Santa Teresa Port of Entry. |
Santa Teresa |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Small Business Development Center |
The New Mexico Small Business Development Center Technology Commercialization Accelerator at the New Mexico Institue of Mining and Technology provides technical assistance to businesses seeking to improve their cybersecurity and e-commerce knowledge. |
Socorro |
NM |
$107,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Doña Ana County |
This request would provide funds for the construction of a new Emergency Operations Center in Doña Ana County to benefit the residents of the county and all New Mexicans residing in the region. |
Doña Ana County |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Homeland Security |
New Mexico Border Authority |
This request would provide funding for the construction of diversion berms and a bridge to alleviate flooding in the area near the Village of Columbus Port of Entry (POE). |
Luna County |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Homeland Security |
County of Luna |
This request would provide funding to Luna County for the construction of a new emergency operations center to serve the needs of emergency personnel from local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies. |
Luna County |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Homeland Security |
vernor@santaclarapueblo.org |
The Santa Clara Pueblo Pre-Disaster Mitigation Project will implement resilient flood control infrastructure to diminish the threat of catastrophic flooding events in Santa Clara Canyon. |
Rio Arriba |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Sandoval County |
This request would provide funding to Southern Sandoval County Arroyo Flood Control Authority (SSCAFCA) for flood control improvements in the Star Heights subdivision within the City of Rio Rancho. |
Sandoval County |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Sandoval County |
This request would provide funding to Sandoval County for a new Emergency Operations Center to accommodate for its growing population. |
Sandoval County |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Homeland Security |
City of Elephant Butte |
This request would provide funding to the City of Elephant Butte for the planning and design phase of a project to construct flood mitigation road infrastructure and a retention pond system to capture and slow the flow of storm water in the area of Balboa Street and adjacent neighborhoods. |
Sierra County |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Highlands University |
This request would create the New Mexico Reforestation Center at New Mexico Highlands University, in partnership with New Mexico State University, the University of New Mexico, and the State Forestry Division of New Mexico's Energy, Minerals, and Natural Resources Department. When fully operational, the Center will create a tree seed bank and nursery, and coordinate reforestation efforts to meet New Mexico's current and future reforestation needs. |
Las Vegas |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Santa Clara Pueblo |
This project is to clean up multiple unpermitted dump sites located within Santa Clara Pueblo located near homes and water sources. |
Santa Clara Pueblo |
NM |
$889,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Santa Clara Pueblo |
This project would repair multiple EPA deficiencies identified in 2019 in the drinking water system for Santa Clara Pueblo. This project services approximately 556 homes. |
Santa Clara Pueblo |
NM |
$707,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
State of New Mexico |
This request would fund the Cimarron Range Fire Protection project at the New Mexico State Forestry Division. The project will restore 3,000 acres of forests strategically-located on multiple ownerships. These forest lands are critical to sustain watershed function, reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfire, and mitigate forest health declines in a landscape of more than 200,000 acres. The project will also provide opportunities for innovative wood use. |
Sante Fe |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bureau of Land Management |
The project opens 5,035 acres of newly accessible land in Rio Grande del Norte National Monument for the public and complies with the Secretarial Orders 3374, 3373, and 3362 to increase outdoor recreation opportunities for all Americans and support wildlife movement, migration and/or winter range. |
Taos County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico (UNM) |
The University of New Mexico will renovate 12 wet lab spaces to state-of-the-art conditions for programmatic research. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Black Leadership Council |
The Roots Conservatory Initiative will expand their Science, Technology, Engineer, Agriculture, Mathematics & Health (STEM-H) programs to be year-round in New Mexico.
|
Albuquerque |
NM |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clovis Community College |
Clovis Community College will expand their Allied Health Program in high-need medical occupations including nursing, Emergency Medical Services, and respiratory therapists.
|
Clovis |
NM |
$1,073,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ngage New Mexico |
The Doña Ana County Early Childhood Education (ECE) Coalition will establish a mobile children's museum focused on early childhood educational development and connecting families to available childhood services in rural communities in Southern New Mexico.
|
Doña Ana County |
NM |
$148,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Presbyterian Medical Services (PMS) |
Presbyterian Medical Services' Carlsbad Family Health Center will expand clinical space and health services to more than 3,200 additional patients a year in Eddy County, New Mexico. |
Eddy County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
New Mexico State University will implement the STEM Connected Communities (STEM-C²) project, which will establish statewide professional development in STEM for Hispanic and Native American students.
|
Las Cruces |
NM |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
Nursing Skills and Simulation Center Renovation |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Las Vegas School Based Health Center |
West Las Vegas School Based Health Center will purchase computer equipment to provide educational and social/emotional services to youth in West Las Vegas. |
Las Vegas |
NM |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rehoboth McKinley Christian Health Care Services |
Rehoboth McKinley Christian Health Care Services will create a COVID-19 Survivors Clinic, which will offer a holistic approach to caring for post-COVID-19 patients. |
McKinley County |
NM |
$293,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern New Mexico University |
Eastern New Mexico University at Portales will purchase laboratory equipment to enhance STEM students' instructional opportunities and provide hands-on access to experiments and learning experiences. |
Portales |
NM |
$436,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Tucumcari |
The City of Tucumcari will purchase and equip a new ambulance to support fire and EMS services in Tucumcari and the surrounding area. |
Quay County |
NM |
$290,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern New Mexico University - Roswell |
Eastern New Mexico University at Roswell will purchase educational training equipment to prepare students to work as automotive technicians on clean energy vehicles. |
Roswell |
|
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern New Mexico University-Ruidoso Branch |
Wind Energy and Construction/ Electrical Workforce Programs |
Ruidoso |
NM |
$319,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Santa Fe County |
Outreach Campaign to Encourage the Seeking of Treatment for Behavioral Health |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Many Mothers |
Funding for a parenting and childbirth education and resource center |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Collaborative for Higher Education Shared Services |
The Collaborative for Higher Education Services will develop and expand the Enterprise Resources Planning and Student Information System (ERPSIS). |
statewide |
NM |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico (UNM) |
The University of New Mexico will increase state capacity and capability for education and workforce development in cybersecurity and high-performance computing. |
Statewide |
NM |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Foundation |
The New Mexico Foundation, through ABC Community School Partnership, will provide technical assistance to small and rural school districts to implement a Statewide Community Schools strategy. |
statewide |
NM |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
The Community Health Worker Initiative, a partnership between the University of New Mexico and New Mexico's Aging and Long Term Service Department's Adult Protective Services (APS), will collaborate in a one-year pilot project in which APS clients, whose cases are closed, will receive transitional social and preventive services from community health workers or community health representatives. |
statewide |
NM |
$1,591,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Higher Education Department |
The State of New Mexico will partner with a provider and college to establish a pilot project for a comprehensive certified nursing assistant training program. |
Statewide |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Abriendo Puertas/Opening Doors |
Abriendo Puertas will certify, train, and provide technical support to 130 facilitators who will work with approximately 5,000 families annually to develop parenting skills.
|
statewide |
NM |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico (UNM) |
The University of New Mexico will develop a statewide initiative to bring early detection software (Rapid AI) to hospitals in New Mexico that may be treating stroke patients. |
statewide |
NM |
$875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Development Inc. (YDI) |
Youth Development Inc. (YDI) will expand access to direct service programming for families in crisis and will serve those families with behavioral health needs by offering case management support services. |
statewide |
NM |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NM Children, Youth, and Families Department |
The New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Department will expand the use of Multisystemic Therapy (MST) intervention for adolescents. |
Statewide |
NM |
$817,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Departmen |
The New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Department will expand the High-Fidelity Wraparound program statewide through hiring additional staff. |
Statewide |
NM |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Departmen |
Youth Support Services will hire five new providers to support their mission of providing life skills coaching for persons ages 12-25 with or at risk of having substance use problems or co-occurring mental health disorders. |
Statewide |
NM |
$674,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Behavioral Health Services Division |
The New Mexico Behavioral Health Services Division will serve 400 families while increasing the state’s treatment capacity by developing a New Mexico-based trainers in the Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) program. |
statewide |
NM |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
The Artificial Intelligence Educational Pipeline project will develop practices, curricula, and initiatives to prepare and sustain interest in AI among students underrepresented in STEM fields. |
Statewide |
NM |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Departmen |
New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Department will hire new staff to expand the Functional Family Therapy model to people ages 12-25 with or at risk of having substance abuse problems or co-occurring mental health disorders.
|
Statewide |
NM |
$395,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Western New Mexico University |
The Western New Mexico University will create an Outdoor Leadership Degree Program.
|
statewide |
NM |
$343,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico (UNM) |
The University of New Mexico's Health Sciences Center will develop “Health and Mobility Hubs" to serve veterans, elderly, and disabled people for whom access to adequate transportation to health, groceries, shopping, social services, and social interaction is a challenge. |
statewide |
NM |
$256,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs, I |
The New Mexico Children's Alliance will create an under-served Child Abuse Work Group to focus on the prevention, assessment, identification, and treatment of child abuse and neglect in New Mexico. |
Statewide |
NM |
$46,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Higher Education Department |
The New Mexico Longitudinal Data System Project will aggregate and make data available to help New Mexico close achievement gaps in education and the workforce.
|
Statewide |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NM State Office of African American Affairs |
To support and expand the Black Pearls Community Health project. |
Statewide |
|
$776,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
Using Experiences with Virtual Home Visiting during COVID to Improve Rural Home Visiting |
Statewide |
NM |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Holloman Air Force Base |
This request seeks to increase Air Force Planning and Design funding for an Indoor Target Flip Facility on the grounds of Holloman Air Force Base in order to improve the Air Force's radar cross section technology capabilities. |
Alamogordo |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Holloman Air Force Base |
This request would support $40M in funding in FY22 for the MQ-9 Formal Training Unit (FTU) Operations Facility at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico.
|
Alamogordo |
NM |
$40,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland Air Force Base |
This request will provide additional funding for the construction of the Wyoming Gate Project on the grounds of Kirtland Air Force Base. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$5,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland Air Force Base |
Additional funding for this request will enable the expansion of an existing microgrid demonstration project on the grounds of Kirtland Air Force Base to increase installation energy and cyber resilience. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland Air Force Base |
This request would support the construction of a dedicated facility for the Space Rapid Capabilities Office (RCO) on the grounds of Kirtland Air Force Base. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$4,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland Air Force Base |
This request would provide additional funding for Planning and Design work for the Air Force's Air Education and Training Command (AETC) to construct new pararescue facilities on the grounds of Kirtland AFB. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Cannon Air Force Base |
This funding would support additional Planning and Design work for a Deployment Processing Center on the grounds of Cannon Air Force Base. |
Clovis |
NM |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Cannon Air Force Base |
This funding would provide additional Planning and Design funding for a 192-bed dormitory on the grounds of Cannon Air Force Base |
Clovis |
NM |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
White Sands Missile Range |
This request supports additional funding for Planning and Design work for the Army to advance the construction of a facility supporting test and evaluation of precision long-range fires. |
White Sands Missile Range |
NM |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque |
This project would fund acquisition of property to serve the Cibola Loop Community Complex in Albuquerque, NM. The new Community Complex will include a multi-generational center, library, pool, and affordable multi-family housing. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
516 ARTS |
This project is a partnership between two arts organizations in Albuquerque, 516 ARTS and the Outpost Performance Space, to build a Center for the Arts in the Sawmill District of Albuquerque. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque |
This project would create a space for arts and cultural programming as part of the Albuquerque Railyards redevelopment. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Street Food Institute |
This project would build and equip the Barelas Central Kitchen, which would include a small business commissary and food entrepreneurship training facility in Albuquerque, New Mexico. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque |
This project would complete Phases 3 and 4 of the Daniel Webster Inclusive Park Project, which includes site preparation, creation of green spaces and installation of play equipment and features in compliance with the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
This project includes the replacement and rehabilitation of the bridges over I-25 at Montgomery Blvd and Comanche in Albuquerque, New Mexico. |
Bernalillo |
NM |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bernalillo County |
This request would provide funding to reconstruct and widen the intersection of 2nd Street and Rio Bravo Boulevard (NM 500), including installation of quiet zone railroad crossing, installation of adaptive signals, construction of a multiuse trail, and ADA compliant sidewalks. |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rio Metro Regional Transit District |
This request is for Phase I of The New Mexico Rail Runner Express Maintenance Facility Project (Project) that would provide critical improvements to existing facilities. |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$1,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eddy County |
This project would complete major transportation improvement projects, including the US 285/NM 31 intersection and the associated Southeast Loop Relief Route (SE Loop) in Eddy County, New Mexico. |
Carlsbad |
NM |
$8,460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
This project would reconstruct US 60 in downtown Clovis, New Mexico from Wheaton Street to Norris Street, for approximately 3.3 miles. |
Curry |
NM |
$22,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
This project would begin a reclamation process to recycle all of the existing asphalt pavement on FDR US 84 near Fort Sumner. |
De Baca |
NM |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
This project would widen NM 404 from two lanes to four lanes from I-10 to NM 213, milepost 1.1 to milepost 9. |
Dona Ana |
NM |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
This project would result in the construction of a new T-hangar development at the Dona Ana County International Jetport. |
Dona Ana County |
NM |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
This project would reconstruct and widen the highway from two lanes to four lanes with asphalt pavement. The project also includes, signing, striping, guardrail, drainage structures and provisions for broadband. |
Eddy |
NM |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southwest New Mexico ACT |
This request would support a feasibility study regarding extending the Highway 180 pedestrian and cyclist Safety Corridor Pathway from Bayard to Hurley, and from Santa Clara to Silver City. |
Grant County |
NM |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Cruces |
The RoadRUNNER Transit Facility project will construct a new LEED-certified transit maintenance and operations facility to accommodate transit growth, address system reliability and access issues, and accelerate the transition to an electric battery bus fleet. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Cruces |
This project would fund improvements at the Las Cruces Veterans Memorial Park including safety improvements and improved public use. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Cruces |
This project would revitalize the historic Branigan Cultural Center, included on the National Register of Historical Places. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
This project would reconstruct US 54 including adding shoulders from milepost 151 to 164. The project will include drainage improvements, signing, pavement marking, guardrails, and provisions for broadband infrastructure. |
Lincoln |
NM |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
This project would reconstruct the concrete pavement along sections of I-40 in New Mexico to address deteriorated pavement conditions. |
McKinley |
NM |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Central NM Economic Development District |
North Central NM Economic Development District proposes to provide rural community development technical assistance for development of affordable, workforce housing to recipients in seven distinct Northern New Mexico communities (Mora County, Springer, Las Vegas, Taos, Espanola, Raton, and Eagle Nest). |
Multiple localities in Northern New Mexico |
NM |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo of Acoma |
This request would allow the Pueblo of Acoma to begin development of The Acoma Business Park, which would include a grocery store, bakery, salon, post office, housing, and coffee shop or café. |
Pueblo of Acoma |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Raton |
The City of Raton has acquired ownership of the Raton Train Depot building constructed by ATSF in 1903. This project is for rehabilitation and restoration of Raton Train Depot building and facility. |
Raton |
NM |
$1,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northern New Mexico College |
This request would provide funds for a fleet of electric shuttles and associated charging stations to support Northern New Mexico's branch community college partnership with five local public school districts (Espanola, Pojoaque, Mesa Vista, Chama and Jemez Mountain). |
Rio Arriba County |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Juan County |
The planned multi-modal roadway would complete a 9.5-mile arterial around the northern border of the regional central business district. This request would fund the required Right-of-Way Acquisition. |
San Juan County |
NM |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sandoval County |
This request would fund the acquisitions for the Paseo del Volcan (PdV) limited access economic development corridor bypass connecting the West Side of Albuquerque, New Mexico from both US Interstates 40 and 25. |
Sandoval County |
NM |
$920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
This request would provide funding for the reconstruction of I-25 from milepost 264 to milepost 267.5 to address geotechnical issues with the roadway, including reconstruction and stabilization of the slope and subgrade of I-25. |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Heinrich |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kit Carson Electric Cooperative |
The Council of Governments (COG), the North Central Economic Development District (NCNMEDD), the Regional Development Corporation (RDC), and other agencies propose to expand solar energy infrastructure in the region to include Solar Energy Vehicle Charging Facilities. Charging infrastructure would be installed along US-285 in New Mexico, which is a designated alternative fuels corridor. |
Taos County (and others) |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Greeley |
Assist communities impacted by the 2020 Cameron Peak and East Troublesome Fires with burn mitigation to prevent runoff and erosion. |
Bellvue |
CO |
$50,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fort Lewis College |
Remodel an existing facility to establish an integrated center for food security. The center will source food from agricultural producers in Southwest Colorado, support SNAP services, and provide free, healthy groceries. The center will be located near two established organizations that support underserved populations. |
Durango |
CO |
$945,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Firestone |
Construction of a central park with athletic fields and community recreation center to help address existing unmet public park needs.
|
Firestone |
CO |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Garfield County |
Connection of broadband and telecommunications colocation facilities located in rural Garfield County with a high-capacity fiber optic network in order to support telemedicine and distance learning services. Colocation facilities will be located in existing government-owned buildings. New fiber optic cable will connect to the Colorado Department of Transportation's existing fiber. |
Garfield County |
CO |
$1,349,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Sedgwick County Organized Recreation, Inc. |
Replacement of the current 60-year-old pool and pool house with a facility that will provide entertainment, fitness opportunities, and summer employment opportunities. |
Julesburg |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Colorado Council of Governments |
Development of middle mile broadband between Durango and Pagosa Springs to support telehealth between Pagosa Springs Health Clinic and Mercy Regional Hospital. |
La Plata County |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lake County Board of County Commissioners |
Construction and establishment of the Lake County Community Justice Center project, including community justice programming improvements driven by evidence-based needs mapping. |
Leadville |
CO |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Roundhouse Preservation, Inc. |
Remodeling a historic Railroad Roundhouse to house a 350+ occupancy event center, creating economic opportunities that will benefit the county and local businesses. |
Lincoln County |
CO |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Montrose County |
Renovation of the historic Montrose County Courthouse to support local economic development. |
Montrose |
CO |
$11,035,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Montrose Economic Development Corporation |
Renovation of a 250,000 square foot facility to facilitate the preservation of local and regional produce, fruit, and beef. This effort will support a healthy and regenerative local food system. |
Montrose |
CO |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Steamboat Springs |
Support the design and construction of a four-bay fire station in downtown Steamboat Springs. The current downtown fire station is undersized and cannot accommodate the needed fire apparatus, nor does it contain enough space to accommodate a fully staffed station.
|
Steamboat Springs |
CO |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Trinidad |
Revitalization of the 1908 Fox West Theatre to serve as a multi-use community gathering place and source of new economic development. |
Trinidad |
CO |
$18,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wellington Fire Protection District |
Construction of a combined fire station and regional fire/emergency training facility serving an expansive area of mostly rural farmland and state wildlife areas. |
Wellington |
CO |
$3,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado |
Funding to modernize and expand laboratories at JILA, the University of Colorado's joint research institute with NIST. JILA requires modern facilities and infrastructure to continue leading research into quantum technologies. |
Boulder |
CO |
$13,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Boulder |
The Crisis Intervention Response Initiative (CIRI) builds upon the existing Crisis Intervention Response Team (CIRT): 4 licensed behavioral health clinicians who respond with police officers to calls involving behavioral health issues.
|
Boulder |
CO |
$255,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Counterterrorism Education Learning Lab (CELL) |
Funding will help update the Counterterrorism Education Learning Lab's existing CAP curriculum to speak to the current threat environment and deploy it on an online platform to make it more readily available throughout the state.
|
Denver |
CO |
$987,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
The Youth Crisis Response Team (YCRT) will create a full-time, dedicated response team that will work directly with Denver Public Schools (DPS), all agencies within the Denver Department of Public Safety, Denver Human Services, and an increasing number of community and public agencies that are involved with youth-focused services across the City and County. |
Denver |
CO |
$384,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Denver Police Department |
Development of a full-time, social worker-focused response collaboration that builds on, and enhances, work within DPD and the city. Outreach case coordinators will work to increase the number of connections to individuals for supportive community and public agencies across the City and County. |
Denver |
CO |
$244,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Establishment of a program that involves pairing two officers with a member of a community or faith-based organization to perform foot patrols in locations where data indicates chronic incidences of violent crime are most prevalent. |
Denver |
CO |
$122,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Colorado State University |
The recently-established Soil Carbon Solutions Center will provide breakthrough research and development of new technologies for promoting soil carbon sequestration, yielding co-benefits of low-cost CO2 removal and improved soil health. |
Fort Collins |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Summit County Government |
Construction of a search and rescue training and vehicle storage facility that will provide training and storage for the sheriff’s special operations group and the non-profit volunteer Summit County Rescue Group.
|
Summit County |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Thornton |
This project will provide software and simulation tools to provide officers with close-to-real-life scenario-based training, as well as enhance de-escalation training for police officers. |
Thornton |
CO |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Ute Mountain Ute Tribe |
The funding will allow the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe to hire law enforcement officers for White Mesa.
|
Towaoc |
CO |
$784,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would support the Pre-Construction Engineering and Design (PED) process for this ecosystem restoration and flood risk mitigation project. The overall objective is to restore the wetland, riparian, and aquatic habitat on the South Platte River and associated tributaries, including the vegetation of banks, removal of invasive species, resumption of bird migration, and more. |
Denver |
CO |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Durango |
Providing physical and logistical separation of the city SCADA network, which serves water and wastewater plants, from the city business networks. Enhancing monitoring, log collection, authentication, alerting, firewall access, and more. |
Durango |
CO |
$106,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Eagle County Government |
Improving safety and energy efficiency in mobile homes for low-income families. The program conducts a comprehensive energy audit of the applicant's mobile home, followed by weatherization improvements. |
Eagle County |
CO |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Southern Ute Indian Tribe |
The purpose of the Enhanced Outcrop Methane Capture project is to capture, on a sustainable basis, approximately 290,000 tons of CO2 equivalent per year and convert it to a usable commodity. This is methane that currently escapes naturally from the coal outcrop into the air. The project will install infrastructure to capture the methane prior to it escaping. |
Ignacio |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Pitkin/Community Office for Resource Efficiency |
Capture and destruction of methane leaking from the Coal Basin mining district above Redstone. Approximately 1.3 million cubic feet of methane are leaking per day. Conversion of methane to CO2 removes its global warming potential and produces liquid water for restoration of nearby riparian areas. |
Pitkin County |
CO |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Rangely |
Installation of Cogency solar power technology at three facilities in Rangely, CO (Water Treatment Plant, Wastewater Treatment Plant, and Recreation Center). Solar installation would make all three facilities energy self-sufficient. |
Rangely |
CO |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Energy and Water Development |
San Miguel County |
Installation of solar panels at the Coonskin Ridge Communications Tower. The County is taking action to become carbon neutral. Project will use solar to offset 69% of one of their top energy use facilities and save the county money. Installation of solar at the tower would result in 70% of the county’s total energy comprising solar. |
Telluride |
CO |
$334,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Homeland Security |
CO Emergency Management and Homeland Security |
Expanding the 2-1-1 technology footprint to more quickly deploy support in the event of a disaster. |
Lakewood |
CO |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Homeland Security |
City of Loveland |
Equip Loveland Public Works staff with communication accessibility to serve the community during an emergency event. |
Loveland |
CO |
$226,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Brighton |
Replacing water pipes, including some that may be lead, with new pipes that can sustain higher water pressure and provide safe drinking water. Upgrading fire hydrants to meet fire flow requirements. |
Brighton |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Craig |
Purchase and installation of emergency generators, transfer switches, and other energy security measures for water plant. |
Craig |
CO |
$1,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mancos Conservation District |
Promoting community fire adaptation through mitigation work, education, and outreach. Reducing the risk of uncharacteristic wildfires by altering and restoring the structure of local private forests. |
Dolores and Montezuma Counties |
CO |
$645,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Englewood Utilities |
Design and construction work to identify lead service lines in Englewood’s system, prepare specifications and plans for replacement, and install new copper lines to replace lead service.
|
Englewood |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Upper Thompson Sanitation District |
Construction of a new wastewater treatment facility, influent lift station, and new Fish Creek Lift Station.
|
Estes Park |
CO |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hotchkiss |
Replacement of outdated water filtration membranes in water treatment plant. |
Hotchkiss |
CO |
$91,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Southern Ute Indian Tribe |
Investment in broadband modernization on the Southern Ute Reservation. |
Ignacio |
CO |
$23,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Southern Ute Indian Tribe |
Rehabilitation project on the Pine River Indian Irrigation Project in Southwest Colorado, which provides irrigation water to 12,000 acres of land within the Southern Ute Indian Reservation.
|
Ignacio |
CO |
$4,798,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of La Veta |
Construction of a new water treatment plant in La Veta. |
La Veta |
CO |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Loveland, Public Works, Stormwater Dept. |
Combined stormwater, water, and water quality project to address aging, undersized, and failing infrastructure within downtown Loveland. |
Loveland |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Minturn |
Replacement of an outdated water tank. |
Minturn |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Project 7 Water Authority |
Development of the Ridgway Water Treatment Plant to serve Southwest Colorado. |
Montrose |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Palisade |
Merging of Palisade wastewater treatment with Clifton Sanitation District. |
Palisade |
CO |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Parachute |
Extend water and sewer infrastructure to areas of Parachute that currently have no service. |
Parachute |
CO |
$2,480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rico |
Construction of a central sewer system in Rico, which currently does not have one. |
Rico |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Silt |
Replacement of two aging water production skids and construction of a third to keep up with demand. |
Silt |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Telluride |
Rehabilitation of a 60-year-old pressurized municipal water line connecting the Mill Creek Water Treatment Plant to the Town of Telluride.
|
Telluride |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Telluride |
Incorporation of an additional filtration system at the Pandora Water Treatment Plant to account for increased debris from an avalanche during the winter of 2018/2019.
|
Telluride |
CO |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Adams State University |
Development of a partnership between ASU and CSU to offer a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering on the Adams State University Campus in Alamosa. |
Alamosa |
CO |
$1,123,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Farm Collaborative |
Creating a comprehensive network of educational opportunities, internships and mentorships, training programs, recruitment efforts, financial-support opportunities, housing resources, and connections to land and landowners, to aid aspiring and beginning farmers from diverse backgrounds. |
Aspen |
CO |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
African Chamber of Commerce Colorado |
This project will support the development of a refugee, immigrant, and migrant (RIM) economic opportunity center to provide financial literacy and business development training to historically underserved communities.
|
Aurora |
CO |
$4,772,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Second Chance Center, Inc. |
Development of an economic development resource center to increase access to "ready work" jobs for low-income, BIPOC, and formerly incarcerated individuals. |
Aurora |
CO |
$2,618,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Village Exchange Center |
Expansion of the Village Exchange Center, to facilitate programming in food security and workforce development. |
Aurora |
CO |
$2,519,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Hospital of Colorado |
Funding for projects and services to address disparate mortality rates for African American mothers and children. |
Aurora |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus |
Funding to grow the pipeline of qualified under-represented minority students seeking admission to STEM and health professional programs. |
Aurora |
CO |
$999,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado Boulder |
Funding to expand CU Boulder’s pre-college programming and outreach to low-income and first-generation students in rural communities across Colorado. |
Boulder |
CO |
$266,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Colorado Colorado Springs |
Creation of an Aerospace Engineering program at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$1,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kids First Health Care |
Purchase and renovation of a space for a new pediatric health clinic in Commerce City. The clinic will provide medical, mental health, and dental care. |
Commerce City |
CO |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reaching Hope |
Virtual mental health support and programming for helping professionals (mental health care workers, schoolteachers, first responders, social workers, healthcare workers, victim advocates, caseworkers, etc.) |
Commerce City |
CO |
$506,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reaching HOPE |
Expanding trauma recovery program to center linguistic needs and cultural values to better serve the Latinx community. |
Commerce City |
CO |
$321,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kids in Need of Dentistry (KIND) |
Renovation of an existing space for a new pediatric dental clinic in Commerce City operated by Kids in Need of Dentistry. |
Commerce City |
CO |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Early Childhood Partnership of Adams County |
Creation of a neighborhood center that will provide easy access to high-quality, coordinated whole-person health care and social support. |
Commerce City |
CO |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Coalition for the Homeless |
Construction of health care facility with safe medical respite beds for homeless individuals who no longer require hospitalization, but who cannot be safely discharged onto the streets. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Clinica Tepeyac, Inc. |
Construction of an integrated health center containing medical, dental, behavioral, and pharmacy services. |
Denver |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CareerWise Colorado |
Development of tools necessary for apprenticeship program by partnering with chambers of commerce, industry intermediaries, member companies, and local schools and colleges. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan State University Denver |
Creation of a new SpaceTech Scholars program at MSU Denver, increasing recruitment, retention, graduation, and career placement rates of underrepresented students as entry-level technicians in aerospace and engineering. |
Denver |
CO |
$753,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Denver Health & Hospital Authority/CAM |
Creation of the Center for Addiction Medicine (CAM) Academy. Academies will target training, technical assistance, and subject matter expert consultation for psychiatric and substance abuse hospitals, outpatient mental health and substance use centers, and residential mental health and substance treatment facilities across the region. |
Denver |
CO |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Program offering critical incident debriefing, reintegration support, proactive mental health, wellness check-ins, and more to Denver Police Officers and Sheriffs. |
Denver |
CO |
$656,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Family Service of Colorado |
Creation of a new vocational training program at Jewish Family Services of Colorado. JFS provides training in IT, health care support, digital literacy, food support, emergency financial assistance for housing and transportation, mental health counseling, and more. |
Denver |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs in Colorado, Inc. |
Increasing mental health supports, improving academic enrichment programs, and enhancing technology infrastructure for BGC youth, families, and staff. |
Denver |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Institute for Medical Assistant Advanceme |
Funding for the National Institute for Medical Assistant Advancement, Inc. to recruit students from underrepresented communities and supply them with training and externship opportunities, eventually leading to employment. |
Denver |
CO |
$455,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
BuildStrong Education |
Curriculum design and implementation for training in skilled labor trades in the construction industry. |
Denver |
CO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mile High United Way |
Funding of a program helping young adults age 18 to 24 who have transitioned out of the child welfare system with housing, mental health care, and more. |
Denver |
CO |
$105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CU Denver - Office of Inclusive Excellence |
Program providing structure and resources to advance institutional efforts toward more equitable outcomes in STEM coursework, undergraduate student retention, and STEM degree completion, with an emphasis on minority students. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Denver Office of Economic Development and Opportun |
Strengthen training and job placement efforts for large public projects. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan State University of Denver |
Financial and academic support to underserved and disadvantaged students to become baccalaureate prepared Registered Nurses. |
Denver |
CO |
$846,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fort Lewis College Center for Innovation |
Contribute to workforce development, job creation, and economic development and resiliency in rural Southwest Colorado. |
Durango |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fort Lewis College |
Creation of a new natural resource-focused workforce development program in Landscape Restoration, Natural Resource Entrepreneurship, and Water Leadership. |
Durango |
CO |
$733,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Region 9 Economic Development DIstrict |
Conduction of a feasibility study to evaluate substance use disorder resources and needs in Southwest Colorado. |
Durango |
CO |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Southwest Colorado |
Increased funding for “Action Teams” addressing food insecurity, child maltreatment, youth mental health, and kindergarten readiness in Southwestern Colorado. |
Durango |
CO |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado State University |
Establishment of an Institute for Mental and Behavioral Health at Colorado State University to address critical issues in rural health. |
Fort Collins |
CO |
$1,540,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado State University |
Establishment of a program to close the educational equity gap exacerbated by the pandemic through a university-based program that partners with secondary schools, creating a support system from high school to college for marginalized, first-generation, and rural students. |
Fort Collins |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fremont Multidistrict Initiative |
Expanding educational opportunities currently limited to select schools to students across the region rather than replicating programming at individual schools. |
Fremont County |
CO |
$2,855,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mountain Family Health Centers |
Relocation and expansion of the Edwards Integrated Health Center. |
Glenwood Springs |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valley Settlement |
Purchase and retrofit of three buses for the El Busesito Preschool Program. |
Glenwood Springs |
CO |
$285,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado West Health Care System, Community Hospit |
Construction of an advanced cancer treatment center. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$3,520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Haxtun Hospital District |
Completion of a Main Street Health Clinic and construction of a Wellness Center to serve healthcare needs of the Town of Haxtun. |
Haxtun |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clear Creek County |
Construction of a one-stop “Collaborative Care Center,” housing primary care, state and federal eligibility programs, mental and behavioral health providers, immunizations, WIC, and other CDPHE CORE services. |
Idaho Springs |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Firefly Autism |
Hiring and training of registered behavior technicians at Firefly Autism. |
Lakewood |
CO |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Larimer County |
Explore changes in aging-related needs and resource access in the context of COVID-19 to identify current community needs and gaps in available resources. |
Larimer County |
CO |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Town of Palisade |
Construction of a community clinic and urgent care facility in a 'medical desert’ area, serving a rural, under-served population. |
Palisade |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colorado River BOCES |
Workforce training program for students and recent graduates. |
Parachute |
CO |
$3,189,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Parkview Medical Center |
Establishment of a new cancer center on the campus of Parkview Medical Center. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Foster Source |
Implementation of CHAMPS Program in 3 pilot counties (Adams, Denver, Larimer). CHAMPS Provides mental health therapy and trauma-informed counselling to children and families in the foster system. |
Thornton |
CO |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Five Star Educational Foundation |
Educational resource program providing cybersecurity and computer science training to grade school students. |
Thornton |
CO |
$880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wellington Fire Protection District |
Creation of a peer-based mental health support program available to Wellington Fire employees and their families. |
Wellington |
CO |
$18,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Establishment and delivery of community-based inclusion services at 22 middle and high schools, providing opportunities for friendship and leadership development to over 550 students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Westminster |
CO |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
United States Air Force Academy |
Construction of a 7,538 SM, 126-room, 252-person multi-story dormitory for Prep School cadets. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$49,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
United States Air Force Academy |
Construction of an approximately 1,200 plot expansion to the existing USAFA cemetery. Work includes clearing land, grading, landscaping, irrigation, plot markers, and extending roadways for vehicle circulation. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Project Worthmore |
Building acquisition and renovation to support programs that bring people together for healthcare, social services, and community-building. |
Aurora |
|
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Aurora |
Creation of Safe Outdoor Spaces for people experiencing homelessness that need a safe place to park, camp, and live until permanent housing becomes available. |
Aurora |
CO |
$1,224,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Larimer County |
Construction of a left-turn lane on northbound Larimer County Road 23 at the north end of Horsetooth Reservoir. |
Bellvue |
CO |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Northern Colorado |
Renovation to provide affordable childcare for pre-school, afterschool care, and learning loss programs. |
Boulder |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boulder County, Community Planning & Permitting |
Funding to advance transit improvements for the SH 119 multi-modal corridor. |
Boulder County |
CO |
$2,940,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Adams County Government |
This project will install security fencing along the perimeter of the Colorado Air and Space Port. |
Brighton |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Broomfield FISH Food Bank and Family Resource Cent |
Innovative partnerships to provide residents with housing and prevent homelessness. |
Broomfield |
CO |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Colorado Springs |
Separation of base traffic from non-base traffic, reducing delays and supporting future force protection planned on PAFB. Project will also improve access to non-base related commercial/retail businesses and county residents. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$16,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Colorado Springs |
Building a new visitor's center at the U.S. Air Force Academy with the associated infrastructure to provide public access and circulation to the development. |
Colorado Springs |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Adams County Government |
Purchase of the current food bank building from Adams County by the Adams County Food Bank. |
Commerce City |
CO |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Urban Peak |
Replacing Urban Peak's emergency shelter and integrating all supportive services in one location. |
Denver |
CO |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado Department of Transportation |
Replace the westbound bridge at the bottom of Floyd Hill and evaluate the feasibility of straightening the alignment by adding a tunnel or viaduct at the bottom of the hill to reduce traffic congestion. |
Denver |
CO |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Denver Economic Development & Opportunity |
This project will help the local community by enhancing the entrepreneurial ecosystem, particularly among individuals of color and women. |
Denver |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Historic preservation and adaptive reuse of the 1909 building at the National Western Center as Denver’s first mission-driven public market. The building will serve as a hub for fresh, healthy, and local foods.
|
Denver |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Denver |
Purchase of a 95-room hotel to serve individuals who are experiencing homelessness.
|
Denver |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Montbello Organizing Committee |
Development of an 8-story project that includes a fresh food market, cultural hub with theater, non-profit space, and housing. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,455,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cleo Parker Robinson Dance |
Construction of a new wing at Cleo Parker Robinson Dance. |
Denver |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Douglas County |
Two-generation housing program helping to stabilize families experiencing homelessness. |
Douglas County |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Durango |
Purchase and conversion of a 71 unit hotel into affordable housing. |
Durango |
CO |
$9,608,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
La Plata Electric Association |
Construction of a 100% carbon-free generation facility with regional electric vehicle charging infrastructure. Will be strategically located to provide power supply resiliency for emergency facilities in Durango. |
Durango |
CO |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Durango Mesa Park Foundation |
Expansion of Durango Mesa Park, creating new jobs in the area and increasing economic development opportunities. |
Durango |
CO |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Durango & Archuleta County |
Purchase of two zero emissions buses, charging infrastructure, and technical services to serve a 60-mile rural route connecting Durango and Pagosa Springs |
Durango |
CO |
$523,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eagle County Regional Transportation Authority |
Improve the Lake Creek Apartments bus stop and purchase on-route electric bus charging infrastructure |
Eagle |
CO |
$1,201,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eagle County Government |
Establishing a Federal Inspection Station to allow international flights from both Canada and Mexico to land at the Eagle County Regional Airport. |
Eagle County |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Edwards Metro District |
Installing lighting along Miller Ranch Road to improve pedestrian safety. |
Eagle County |
CO |
$412,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Filipino American Community of Colorado |
Renovation of the Bahay Kubo Filipino-American Community of Colorado Cultural Center to make the facility ADA compliant. |
Edgewater |
CO |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Englewood |
Provision of training and work opportunities for adults experiencing homelessness. |
Englewood |
CO |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Erie |
Construction of a mobility hub at the CO 7/I-25 interchange in Erie. |
Erie |
CO |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Estes Park / Public Works Department Engin |
Completion of the Fall River Trail from historic downtown Estes Park into Rocky Mountain National Park.
|
Estes Park |
CO |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fort Collins - Transfort |
Construction of a new Foothills Transit Station on the Foothills Campus of Colorado State University |
Fort Collins |
CO |
$2,295,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Morgan Community College |
Renovation of a vineyard for use as a modern teaching winery necessary to operate a Morgan Community College program in viticulture and enology.
|
Fort Morgan |
CO |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Roaring Fork Transportation Authority |
Address safety concerns at the Roaring Fork Transportation Authority Glenwood Maintenance Facility and support planned service expansion to help grow jobs and mitigate the impacts of the affordable housing crisis on the Colorado Western Slope. |
Glenwood Springs |
CO |
$7,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Glenwood Springs |
South Bridge would establish a critical second access point between SH 82 and the western side of the Roaring Fork River, allowing infrastructure to accommodate variable and unexpected conditions such as wildfire.
|
Glenwood Springs |
CO |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Golden |
The project includes the acquisition of a surplus parcel of land from the State of Colorado, near the Lookout Mountain Youth services Center and the planning and implementation of affordable housing to provide ownership opportunities for moderate income households.
|
Golden |
CO |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RiversEdge West |
Building and establishing an apolitical land and water conservation, science and education center located at Riverfront at Las Colonias Park. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grand Junction Housing Authority |
Funding to obtain plots of land for affordable housing development projects to increase availability by 400 units.
|
Grand Junction |
CO |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mesa County/Grand Valley Transit |
Replacement of four Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) buses that have or will have reached the end of their useful life by fall 2021. |
Grand Junction |
CO |
$1,223,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mile High Plains Housing Development Corporation |
Purchase of 81 units of housing in conjunction with a shelter service provider to create a temporary non-congregate emergency shelter, as well as supportive and affordable housing units.
|
Greeley |
CO |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Gunnison Valley Rural Transportation Authority |
Expansion of bus fleet by two Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) buses to increase multimodal transportation offerings and reliability.
|
Gunnison |
CO |
$1,460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Kersey |
Development of new housing available to active duty military, educators, and first responders. |
Kersey |
CO |
$3,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of La Junta |
Mill and fill crosswind runway at La Junta Airport. |
La Junta |
CO |
$4,066,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of La Junta |
Rebuilding of the last WWII hangar in the Arkansas Valley, which is in dire need of repair to avoid collapse. |
La Junta |
CO |
$307,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Archway Housing & Services, dba Archway Communitie |
Construction of a 67-unit, Senior-focused affordable and supportive housing community in Lakewood. 8 units will be paired with the Department of Veterans Affairs to provide project-based HUD-VASH vouchers for formerly homeless senior veterans.
|
Lakewood |
CO |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Easterseals Colorado |
Funding renovations of the EasterSeals Vestal Center, to transform the building into the ESC Center for Inclusive Employment and Programs. |
Lakewood |
CO |
$980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Las Animas County |
Placing asphalt paving in front of hangars to improve airport safety. |
Las Animas County |
CO |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Northglenn |
Construction of a new park to the west of the city’s Justice Center.
|
Northglenn |
CO |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colorado State University - Pueblo |
Creation and development of an educational program at Colorado State University-Pueblo that will provide surface transportation technologies training. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$4,378,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pueblo |
Remodeling the Pueblo Memorial Airport to expand the existing concourse, add restroom facilities and vending services, and add canopies to the front and rear of the terminal to improve passenger safety. |
Pueblo |
CO |
$4,010,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ute Mountain Ute Tribe |
Construction of apartment-style housing units to address the 250-unit housing shortage for the Towaoc community. |
Towaoc |
CO |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ute Mountain Ute Tribe |
The Ute Mountain Ute Tribe is facing an affordable housing shortage. The current stock of about 600 homes was built beginning in the 1940s and has since declined in quality with age. Homes need to be brought up to code and into compliance with the ADA. |
Towaoc |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Vail - Vail Transit |
Replace two Vail Transit diesel buses with battery electric buses and purchase charging infrastructure. |
Vail |
CO |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hickenlooper |
CO |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maiker Housing Partners |
Construction of a mixed-use development that will include
income restricted housing and commercial space. |
Westminster |
CO |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
HI Dept. Land and Nat. Res. HI Invasive Spp. Cou. |
Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources Hawaii Invasive Species Council will use the funds for a pilot project for invasive species surveillance at ports of entry in Hawaii that will permit early detection and rapid response for target invasive species. |
State-wide |
HI |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Waianae Comm. Re-Dev. Corp. dba Mao Organic Farms |
Waianae Community Re-Development Corporation (Mao Organic Farms) will use the funds to construct a 13,000 sq. ft. post-harvest processing facility. |
Waianae |
HI |
$896,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Waianae Community Re-Development Corporation dba M |
Waianae Community Re-Development Corporation (Mao Organic Farms) will use the funds to construct a 13,000 sq. ft. post-harvest processing facility. |
Waianae |
HI |
$896,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kinai 'Eha |
Kawailoa is a campus where multiple state agencies and community non-profits collaborate to provide programs for the most vulnerable at-risk youth and young adult populations. Kawailoa seeks to replace youth incarceration with educational, vocational, and workforce development using evidence-based cultural programs and integrative services. This innovative public/private partnership addresses root problems for youth—poverty, trauma, educational marginalization, homelessness, unemployment, exploitation, and family conflict—in order to end the pathway to prison for those that have dropped out of school or been unsuccessful in the traditional public school system. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
State of Hawaii Division of Aquatic Resources |
To move the Rare Hawaiian Coral Ark, which is comprised of 50 known species, to a better-hardened, existing facility and provide dedicated support for its care. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$286,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii |
Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) has elevated the importance of quality STEM education programming at Boys & Girls Clubs. BGCA is requesting funding to expand this programming at five (5) clubs—including Boys & Girls Club Hawaii, Ulbrich Boys & Girls Club, Boys & Girls Club of Central Alabama, Boys & Girls Club of Gadsden/Etowah, and Boys & Girls Club of Greater Tarrant County. It would also allow them to build capacity at other clubs. |
City and County of Honolulu, Kauai County |
HI |
$580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii |
The University of Hawaii at Hilo Imiloa Astronomy Center seeks support for exhibit and planetarium production to expand Imiloa education services to a broader suite of stakeholders. Services will include public exhibits, live planetarium programs, and an orientation training program at Hale Pohaku for University affiliates, astronomy researchers, and general public visitors to advance the connection between science, indigenous culture, and community. |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement |
To provide for two island coordinators on Maui and Hawaii Island to expand Makai Watch trainings, which raise awareness within communities of rules and regulations related to natural resources, across the respective islands. |
Maui County and Hawaii County |
HI |
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement |
The Division of Conservation and Resources Enforcement (DOCARE) in the Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) for the State of Hawaii recently started a DLNR/DOCARE Academy Program that will allow it to provide targeted training for Conservation Resources Enforcement Officer I recruits. Prior to the start of the Academy, DOCARE was limited to hiring applicants with previous law enforcement experience or from other agencies that had an academy program. |
Statewide |
HI |
$340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Energy and Water Development |
Hawaii Natural Energy Institute, University of Haw |
The Hawaii Natural Energy Institute (HNEI) at the University of Hawaii Manoa would use these funds to support workforce development and research on the integration of high levels of renewable and distributed energy resources in flexible and efficient islanded grids, which is essential for modern microgrid design. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This study would make necessary improvements identified by the Hawaii Department of Transportation-Harbors Division’s Honolulu Harbor 2050 Master Plan. The study would evaluate the feasibility of making navigation improvements that lead to safer and more efficient harbor operations. The study would also evaluate project features that make the harbor more resilient to natural disasters, sea level rise, and climate change. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bishop Museum |
Preservation of museum collections. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy, Hawaii |
Reconstruction of 17.5 miles of predator proof fencing for the Kona Hema preserve to protect endangered and threatened species from predation |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$924,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Zoological Society of San Diego |
To construct, renovate, and establish infrastructure at the Maui Bird
Conservation Center to better conserve and protect endangered Hawaiian forest birds and to improve the visitor and education experience.
|
Maui County |
HI |
$634,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pacific Intl. Center for High Technology Research |
Funding would support the creation of a workforce development training program for cesspool remediation. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii |
UH has requested funding to create a Strategic Center for Indo-Pacific Studies to provide professional development and training programs that are relevant to U.S. national security needs. The center would build on UH’s existing programs at the School of Pacific and Asian Studies (SPAS), and support educational initiatives that directly support Hawaii’s military and civilian residents. The requested funding would provide undergraduate internship opportunities and graduate capstone projects in Indo-Pacific Affairs. It would also allow UH to develop an online graduate certificate in Indo-Pacific Affairs to attract students, military, and other personnel based on the Indo-Pacific region. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kuakini Health Systems |
Funding would support the installation of a new generator and modernization of existing electrical distribution system to ensure the seamless and instantaneous transfer of emergency power, in order to maintain critical patient care capabilities, in the event of a service interruption in the HECO power grid to the entire Kuakini campus. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Honolulu |
Funding would allow the YMCA to provide post-treatment counseling and services to middle and high school-aged youth who have been clinically discharged from a substance abuse treatment program. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ulu Ae Learning Center |
Funding would support a comprehensive out-of-school education program to address learning loss in areas with high concentrations of Native Hawaiians. Specifically, it would be used to pay for tutors, a Teacher Guide Network, and personnel costs for before school and transportation programs for the next academic year. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$98,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Filipino Vets Recognition and Education Project |
FilVetREP has requested funding to support its online education project focused on Filipino veterans that launched in November 2020 (“Duty to Country: A Broken Promise”). The requested funding would provide support for the project between 2022 and 2025—allowing the organization to update content (including printed education lesson plans and curriculum, collections and artifacts, oral histories, documentary films, and exhibitions in select museums). |
Falls Church |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Partners in Development Foundation (PIDF) |
PIDF has requested funding to implement the Full-Service Community School (FSCS) model on Hawaii Island. The funding would support professional development for teachers, mentorship opportunities for students, and afterschool programs and activities. These services would support Kohala El, Kohala Middle, and Kohala HS. |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club (BGC) Hawaii |
Project funds support personnel and operations costs, including the hiring of an Impact Coordinator. These funds will support services that provide and improve out-of-school and after-school youth-development programs that reduce barriers to education, mitigate learning loss, and receive mentorship opportunities |
Honolulu, Kauai County; Maui County |
HI |
$1,147,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club Big Island |
Funding would provide public service support (i.e. supplemental out-of-school academic support, critical needs resources, and youth development programming) for children that are a part of homeless and/or poverty-level family households residing in low- to moderate-income census tract areas throughout Hawaii County. |
Maui County |
HI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maui Economic Development Board |
Funds will support Maui Economic Development Board's (MEDB) STEMworks programs. Requested funds will support work-based learning and internships, real world problem solving challenges, industry recognized tech certifications and entrepreneurial training to 2,000 more participants across the state. |
Maui County |
HI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maui Economic Opportunity (MEO) |
Funding would support the expansion of the existing Kaohi program to offer services to an additional 100 youths on Molokai between the ages of 11 and 18 years old. The purpose of the program is to reduce and delay the initiation age of alcohol use among youth and increase family communication and discussion about the consequences of substance use and abuse. |
Maui County |
HI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Funding would support the establishment and delivery of community-based inclusion services at elementary, middle, and high schools throughout the state and serve an estimated 800 students. |
Statewide |
HI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Base Hawaii |
Project provides the required enlisted personnel housing units to accommodate personnel stationed at Marine Corps Base-Hawaii. The new Bachelor Enlisted Quarters will provide 95 rooms in the standard 2+0 room configuration. Replaces aging existing quarters built in the 1970s which need continuous repair and maintenance in order to maintain minimum habitability. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$101,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Wheeler Army Air Field |
Project constructs an Aviation Unit Operations facility at Wheeler Army Airfield in Hawaii to support a Combat Aviation Brigade. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$84,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Base Hawaii |
Project repairs and upgrades various portions of the electrical distribution systems, communication systems, substations and switching stations at MCBH to provide a reliable and safe system to accommodate the projected future growth of the Aviation Plan. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$64,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Wheeler Army Air Field |
This project constructs a new rotary wing parking apron, taxiway, and Helipad at Wheeler Army Airfield. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$56,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Shafter |
This is an incrementally funded project that was authorized by Congress in FY2015. Project funds redundant power generators, cyber security measures and cost increases not anticipated since the prior Congressional authorization. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$55,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Base Hawaii |
Constructs a single-story working dog kennel and support facilities for the base Military Police Support Company military working dogs. |
Kaneohe Bay |
HI |
$9,930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Base Hawaii |
Project proposes to demolish the existing rappel tower and construct a new rappel tower to support training at MCB Hawaii. Provides a permanent low-rise gas chamber facility. |
Kaneohe Bay |
HI |
$7,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland AFB Remote Maui Experimental Site |
Request for planning and design funding to construct a new lab facility for Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), to consolidate all sea level functions on Maui - Maui High Performance Computing Center (MHPCC), Remote Maui Experimental (RME), and Research and Warehouse - in one site |
Maui County |
HI |
$8,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Homeland Defense Radar Hawaii |
Homeland Defense Radar-Hawaii (HDR-H) will be a critical component of the nation's ballistic missile defense system when completed. This funding will help keep HDR-H on track for an initial operating capability by FY2024, in line with NDAA guidance from FY2016 thru FY2021. |
TBD |
HI |
$19,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Training Area Bellows |
The fence is needed to protect the security of MCTAB and safety of both Marine Corps personnel and unauthorized persons. |
Waimanalo |
HI |
$6,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Kauai |
Construction of a community center for the Lima Ola housing community. |
'Ele'Ele, Kauai County |
HI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hawaii County Office of Housing and Community Dev. |
Developing an area currently used as long-term homeless encampment into long housing units and community facilities |
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii County |
HI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The County of Kauai |
Creation of a network of six to eight charging stations for electric vehicles to support use of electric vehicles by businesses and individuals to reduce dependence on petroleum and reduce carbon emissions, consistent with state of Hawaii goals. The project would engineer, procure, and construct six to eight level 3 (L3) high speed electric vehicle chargers at strategic locations around Kauai Island. |
Kauai County |
HI |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hirono |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Self-Help Housing Corporation of Hawaii |
Development of infrastructure on 12.388 acres in Nanakuli, Oahu in preparation for 88 new low-income housing units. |
Nanakuli |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
NRCS |
The purpose of this request is to provide support for continued USDA NRCS Watershed and Flood Prevention Operations work to reduce flooding, erosion, and sediment damages in various authorized watersheds. |
Tippaha, Lee, Marshall, Panola, Tate, Yazoo, other |
MS |
$8,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Southern Mississippi |
The purpose of this request is to develop a nationally accredited joint Industry-Academic Ocean Sensor Calibration Laboratory to serve U.S. research, defense, and marine operations communities. |
Hattiesburg |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The University of Mississippi |
The purpose of this request is to support the development of enhanced methods to detect violent weather. |
Oxford |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
The purpose of this request is to develop training and certification standards for unmanned aerial systems needed by public sector users. |
Starkville |
MS |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
This project will support the establishment of a community crime reporting system and real-time criminal information gathering and analytics system for north central Mississippi. These systems have shown success in providing meaningful data for detecting, disrupting, and/or prosecuting criminal activities such as human trafficking. |
Starkville |
MS |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
This program will support the Mississippi Department of Corrections (MDOC) in reentry programming offered at community corrections facilities. It will help expand a pilot program, currently operating at one MDOC facility, to all 13 community corrections locations statewide. |
Starkville |
MS |
$470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
N/A |
The purpose of this request is to provide design and construction assistance to water-related environmental infrastructure projects in Mississippi authorized under Section 219 of the Water Resources Development Act of 1992, as amended. |
Statewide |
MS |
$18,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Vicksburg District |
The purpose of the Mississippi Environmental Infrastructure Program (section 592) is to provide communities throughout the State of Mississippi with design and construction assistance for improvements to water and wastewater systems, and related facilities. |
Statewide |
MS |
$17,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The purpose of this authorized ongoing project is to reduce flood damages to homes, land, roads, bridges and other public infrastructure, as well as address environmental justice and environmental health issues within the Yazoo Backwater Area. Funding above the Budget Request will be used to continue work on the remaining unconstructed features of this ongoing project, which is intended to protect lives, property, and the environment. |
Warren County |
MS |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The purpose of this authorized ongoing project is to provide flood control, environmental, water quality, and sediment reduction benefits in the eastern hill section of the Yazoo River Basin. Without adequate funding, land will continue to erode, towns and farms will continue to flood, and existing federal investments will fall into disrepair. |
Yazoo Basin - multiple counties |
MS |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The purpose of this authorized ongoing project is to provide flood reduction and economic benefits to 29,000 residents living within the 100-year floodplain. |
Yazoo Basin - multiple counties |
MS |
$14,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
Jackson State University |
Support for the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) and the recently-established SBA Women’s Business Assistance Center at Jackson State University. |
Jackson |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
Mississippi State University |
Support for the relocation and construction of the Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library. |
Starkville |
MS |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
Mississippi State University |
Support for expanding the capacity to promote entrepreneurs and incubate technology companies in the Golden Triangle region of Mississippi. |
Starkville |
MS |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Mississippi |
Support for technical and business assistance to enhance innovation resources within Mississippi’s Research Universities. |
University |
MS |
$743,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
Mississippi State University |
Support for a collaborative entrepreneurship hub in Vicksburg, Miss. |
Warren County |
MS |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Homeland Security |
City of Pascagoula |
The temporary pilot program would give eligible communities the flexibility to raise the 50% substantial improvement threshold to up to 100% of the property value. |
Pascagoula |
MS |
$1,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
Support for the development and improvement of roads, trails, and recreational facilities on the Homochitto National Forest in the proximity of Lake Okhissa. |
Franklin County |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians |
Support to enhance the quality and reliability of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians’ rural drinking water system. |
Heidelberg |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Jackson, MS |
Support for needed drinking water system improvements to help the City comply with the Safe Drinking Water Act. |
Jackson |
MS |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Forestry Commission |
Support for ongoing efforts to control cogongrass, an invasive, noxious weed that affects pine productivity, wildlife habitat, and private land management costs. |
Jackson |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lackey Memorial Hospital |
This project would assist with construction projects and equipment purchases to improve outdated facilities at this rural hospital. This project would improve the delivery of healthcare in Scott County and surrounding areas. |
City of Forest in Scott County |
MS |
$3,598,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sharkey Issaquena Community Hospital a Mississippi |
These funds will assist Sharkey Issaquena Community Hospital, a critical access hospital, to renovate and modernize its facilities to better serve the patients in the hospital's 840-square-mile service area. |
City of Rolling Fork Sharkey & Issaquena County |
MS |
$2,340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delta State University |
Delta State University, in coordination with Mississippi community colleges and agricultural leaders, seeks to develop a 12-week educational aviation program, which will expand the postsecondary education options available in the Mississippi Delta. |
Cleveland |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University/ East Mississippi CC |
This project will fund new programming to help support workforce training for manufacturing and warehousing industry in East Mississippi. The project is a collaboration between Mississippi State University and East Central Mississippi Community College. |
Columbus |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Delta Health System |
Funding for this program will allow Delta Health System to complete the acquisition of adequate training facilities, instruction, and equipment needed to support its new Mississippi Delta Family Medicine Residency Program. This residency program is particularly needed in the Mississippi Delta, given health disparities and physician shortages in the area. |
Greenville, Washington County |
MS |
$4,238,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Memorial Hospital at Gulfport Foundation, Inc. |
This funding will help Memorial Hospital at Gulfport equip a facility to house expanded pediatric services, inpatient rehab facility, telemedicine capabilities, and residency programs. This project will, therefore, improve the availability and quality of healthcare services on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. |
Gulfport |
MS |
$5,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AAA Ambulance Service |
This funding would allow for AAA Ambulance Service to upgrade and replace ambulances within its fleet in order to better serve the southeastern counties of Mississippi.
|
Hattiesburg, Forrest County |
MS |
$2,761,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Advocacy Centers of Mississippi |
This project will expand the Mississippi Child Advocacy Studies Program & Child Advocacy Training Institute Center for Excellence in Mississippi institutions of higher learning, as well a provide critical resources that are needed to meet the demand for training in how to prevent, identify, and respond to incidences of child abuse.
|
Hinds County |
MS |
$1,620,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi Medical Center |
This funding would allow the University of Mississippi Medical Center to further develop a statewide mental health and substance abuse telehealth network. |
Jackson (serving all counties via telehealth) |
MS |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Singing River Health System |
This funding will help to establish a Healthcare Workforce Academy to expand healthcare workforce development and training opportunities for South Mississippi residents. |
Jackson and Harrison Counties |
MS |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Mississippi Medical Center |
The funding would help to establish a fellowship to support the growth of medical professions related to pediatric behavioral health in Mississippi. |
Jackson, Hinds County |
MS |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Office of Mississippi Physician Workforce |
This funding will allow the Office of Mississippi Physician Workforce (OMPW) to develop and launch a comprehensive statewide training, support and leadership program for faculty at residency programs around the state. OMPW has assisted in developing 12 new GME training programs across the state in recent years and recognizes the need for continuing education of the faculty in those programs. |
Jackson, Hinds County. Project directed statewide |
MS |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
East Central Mississippi Health Network |
This funding will assist EC Health Net to improve its residency program by developing new curricula and improving faculty development, with a focus on areas of care most needed in rural East Central Mississippi. |
Lauderdale, Clarke, Scott, Kemper, Neshoba, Jasper |
MS |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
East Central Mississippi Health Network |
This funding would help the EC Health Net residency program acquire bedside ultrasound equipment in order to improve the training of residents and provision of care to patients. |
Lauderdale, Clarke, Scott, Kemper, Neshoba, Jasper |
MS |
$46,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Southern Mississippi |
This project will enable the construction of the Language-Speech Disorder Innovative Therapy and Services Center, which would provide facilities needed for services and education. |
Long Beach |
MS |
$7,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center |
This funding will allow the Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center to renovate an existing facility in order to accommodate a new residency program to train family medicine physicians. The goal of this program will be to help address physician shortages in the area of the state. |
McComb |
MS |
$5,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Free Clinic of Meridian |
This funding would allow the Free Clinic of Meridian to expand its current facility to allow it to provide free healthcare to more low-income patients. |
Meridian |
MS |
$314,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Rural Health Association |
This program will provide workforce development and technical assistance capacity to rural healthcare providers in Mississippi. |
Multiple Counties, Miss. |
MS |
$731,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Rural Water Association |
Training and certification courses for water and wastewater operators to ensure a skilled workforce and protect the health and environment in small communities throughout Mississippi. |
Raymond |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
This project, a joint effort of the Partnership School and Mississippi State University, would help educate K-12 teachers on how best to address the mental and behavioral health needs of their students. |
Starkville, MS, Oktibbeha County |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
The T.K. Martin Center for Technology and Disability at Mississippi State University seek funding to expand to K-12. In these new K-12 services, the Center would serve students with severe cognitive and/or physical disabilities identified by local LEAs. |
Starkville, MS, Oktibbeha County |
MS |
$354,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
The Delta Scholars Program is a community engagement program focused on the Mississippi Delta for postsecondary students from various universities across the United States. This program will help supplement and enrich the postsecondary education programs in which these students are enrolled. |
Starkville, MS, Oktibbeha County |
MS |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
To increase access to and use of services provided by the T.K. Martin Center for Technology and Disability and the Autism and Developmental Disabilities Clinic (TK/ADDC) for Mississippians with disabilities |
Starkville, Oktibbeha County |
MS |
$647,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of Mississippi |
The purpose of this project is to offer minority and first-generation residents of the State of Mississippi educational and economic advancement in the field of accountancy. |
University |
MS |
$1,448,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Shelby - Mississippi Army National Guard |
Constructs a 10 megawatt (MW) natural gas generation plant connected to the installation primary substation, and installs a microgrid control system |
Camp Shelby |
MS |
$34,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Shelby - Mississippi Army National Guard |
Construct 52,495 SQFT MATES addition at Camp Shelby MS, an ARNG MFGI. |
Camp Shelby |
MS |
$15,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Shelby - Mississippi Army National Guard |
Hardens the electrical distribution system by placing the entire system underground. |
Camp Shelby |
MS |
$11,155,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ridgeland |
The Commerce Park Connector project would restore access to property owned by Tougaloo College that was cut off during the construction of Interstate 220. These significant improvements seek to enhance the safety, efficiency, reliability, and overall traffic operations throughout the area while providing a catalyst for future economic growth. |
City of Ridgeland |
MS |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport |
Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport’s strategic geographic location, transportation infrastructure, and aviation capabilities make it an important asset to the Mississippi Gulf Coast. This project will significantly enhance the airport’s ability to contribute to Mississippi’s growing aviation and aeronautical sector by using the funds to purchase the credits needed to mitigate the wetlands and offset costs for clearing the site for additional hangars and a taxiway. |
Gulfport |
MS |
$3,897,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport |
This project seeks to improve taxiway infrastructure at Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport to meet the demand of current and future aviation needs. |
Gulfport |
MS |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Harrison County |
This project improves an Interstate 10 interchange in Harrison County to enhance the safety, efficiency, reliability, and overall traffic operations through the area, while providing a catalyst for future economic growth. |
Harrison County |
MS |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Department of Transportation |
This project helps address accessibility and safety issues at Lakeland Drive and Interstate 55, one of the most heavily traveled corridors in Mississippi. This investment will improve the quality of life. and make significant contributions to the educational, cultural, and economic vitality of the region.
|
Jackson |
MS |
$4,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Madison County |
The Bozeman-Reunion Crossing Interconnectivity System project would enhance the safety, efficiency, reliability, and overall traffic operations through the region while providing a catalyst for future economic growth. |
Madison County |
MS |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Moss Point |
This project would construct north and south frontage roads connecting Highway 63 to Highway 613. The project would enhance the safety, efficiency, reliability, and overall traffic operations through the area while also providing a catalyst for future economic growth. |
Moss Point |
MS |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Natchez and Adams County |
The Morgantown Road Safety Improvement project will enhance safety, efficiency, reliability, and overall traffic operations, specifically by helping to mitigate against recurring flooding hazards. |
Natchez |
MS |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Natchez Adams County Airport |
This project will extend the life of existing pavement while keeping the Natchez-Adams County Airport operational by repairing and rehabilitating airport runway 13-31, Taxiway B, and Runway 18-36.
|
Natchez |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
The Artesia Road Connector project will greatly improve connectivity while reducing the traffic burden for Mississippi State University and Oktibbeha County.
|
Oktibbeha County |
MS |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
Support for the Small Town Center program to enhance strategic planning and partnerships to address systemic challenges facing small communities across Mississippi in order to improve quality of life and provide a sustainable future. |
Oktibbeha County |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi State University |
Support for the construction of a multi-purpose facility |
Oktibbeha County |
MS |
$815,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Hyde-Smith |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rankin County |
The Rankin County I-20 Connector Loop project would enhance the safety, efficiency, reliability, and overall traffic operations throughout the region. |
Rankin County |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Agriculture |
This funding would go toward the standing up of a biorepository for human, plant and animal specimen collection and storage to address zoonotic diseases. |
Stillwater |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
OK Bureau of Narcotics & Dangerous Drugs Control |
To support activities to combat drug trafficking. |
Oklahoma City |
OK |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
N/A |
To continue and accelerate critical maintenance work on locks and dams on the MKARNS in Oklahoma. |
Arkansas River |
OK |
$43,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
N/A |
To initiate construction on the first phase of the MKARNS 12 ft. channel deepening project. |
Arkansas River |
OK |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To continue and expedite design work on the first phase of the MKARNS 12 ft. channel deepening project. |
Arkansas River |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To continue and expedite design work on the first phase of the Tulsa and West Tulsa Levee System project. |
City of Tulsa and Tulsa County |
OK |
$13,789,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Energy and Water Development |
N/A |
Address water supply shortages, through improving water infrastructure and management for the environment and agricultural industry. |
Greer, Jackson and Kiowa Counties |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cherokee County Rural Water District #1 |
Construction of treatment lines, water storage tanks, pump station, and water meters in Cherokee |
Cherokee |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Davis Municipal Authority |
Planning and engineering work to make improvements to the wastewater treatment plant in Davis |
Davis |
OK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Edmond Public Works Authority |
Construct and drill new wells along transmission lines to stabilize and increase drinking water supply |
Edmond |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
McAlester Public Works Authority |
To replace water transmission and distribution lines throughout the City of McAlester |
McAlester |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Okarche Public Works Authority |
To build a new water treatment plant for nitrate removal in Okarche |
Okarche |
OK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust |
Upgrade the North Canadian Wastewater Treatment Plant in Oklahoma City |
Oklahoma County |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Stillwater Utilities Authority |
To rehabilitate, replace, and upgrade the raw water conveyance system and water treatment plant |
Stillwater |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Stillwater Utilities Authority |
Replace deteriorating and aging components of the City of Stillwater's sanitary sewer collection system. |
Stillwater |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Welch Public Works Authority |
To rehabilitate drinking water well and construct an ion exchange treatment plan in Welch |
Welch |
OK |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wewoka Public Works Authority |
To construct a new water treatment plan to assist in reduction of disinfection by-products |
Wewoka |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation |
Funding will be used for the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation to establish Oklahoma’s first Center for Biomedical Data Sciences. |
Oklahoma City |
OK |
$1,910,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City |
Mercy Hospital in Oklahoma City will use this funding to assist in the construction of a new Women’s Center to serve obstetric patients and newborn babies. |
Oklahoma City |
OK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Children's Hospital |
Oklahoma Children’s Hospital will use funding to renovate and equip existing inpatient and emergency department rooms to more appropriately accommodate children entering the hospital’s Behavioral Health inpatient facility. |
Oklahoma City |
OK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mid-America Christian University |
Mid-America Christian University will use funding to strengthen its existing Master of Science in Counseling degree program. |
Oklahoma City |
OK |
$670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stilwell Memorial Hospital |
Stilwell Memorial Hospital will use funding to purchase two fully equipped ambulances. |
Stilwell |
OK |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tulsa Community College |
Construction and equipment funding would be used to expand the Tulsa Community College Nursing Program to address Oklahoma’s nursing shortage. |
Tulsa |
OK |
$866,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transportation |
ROW/UT to prepare for construction of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders. |
Alva |
OK |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transportation |
Construction of 2.7 miles of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders. |
Cement |
OK |
$10,187,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transportation |
Construction of 4.25 miles of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders. |
Elmer |
OK |
$6,167,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transportation |
Construction of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders |
Guymon |
OK |
$7,892,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transportation |
Construction of 5 miles of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders. |
Hominy |
OK |
$8,102,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transportation |
Construction of 5.4 miles of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders. |
Lane |
OK |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
FISTA Trust Development Authority |
Campus modernization and expansion of the FISTA Innovation Park in Lawton/Fort Sill. |
Lawton |
OK |
$3,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transportation |
To acquire right-of-ways and move utilities for the realignment of US-70 in Madill |
Madill |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transportation |
ROW/UT to being reconstruction of a new modern interchange. |
Newcastle |
OK |
$4,961,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transportation |
Replace Northbound and Southbound "at risk" bridges over NE 63rd Street, and operational improvements to the I-44/I-35 Interchange |
Oklahoma City |
OK |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transportation |
Reconstruction of the I-40/Douglas Interchange, including capacity improvements to I-40 near Tinker Air Force Base |
Oklahoma City |
OK |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tulsa Airports Improvement Trust |
To construct a new air traffic control tower at Tulsa International Airport to provide a safe, functional, reliable facility for air traffic control services required to operate the national airspace system. |
Tulsa |
OK |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transportation |
Replace fracture critical bridge |
Tulsa |
OK |
$10,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tulsa Airports Improvement Trust |
To construct a new Federal Inspection Service Facility to provide screening of commercial and general aviation passenger and cargo flights arriving from international destinations. |
Tulsa |
OK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transportation |
Construction of 4 miles of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders. |
Washita County |
OK |
$4,563,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Inhofe |
OK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oklahoma Department of Transportation |
Construction of safety shoulders on rural two lane facilities with deficient shoulders. |
Waynoka |
OK |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Stafford County |
Stafford County requests funding to improve the spillway at Abel Lake, a flood control structure constructed by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and currently owned by the National Resources Conservation Service (NRCS). The dam serves as a flood control structure for the Chesapeake Bay watershed. |
Stafford County |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Blue Ridge Discovery Center |
To fund the restoration of the Historic Konnarock Training School, the future discovery center. This project addresses the educational opportunity gap in rural Appalachia by providing progressive education opportunities that are typically only found in metropolitan areas. BRDC programs will serve chronically underserved school systems with a variety of STEAM-related activities. By combining project-based learning with higher education research programs, participants will be connected with role models working in science and technology. This will elevate the education system in southwest Virginia, providing equal opportunities for all demographics. |
Troutdale |
VA |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Manassas Park |
Funding for this project would go toward replacing legacy access camera systems throughout four Manassas Park City buildings and install security/surveillance cameras at nine significant high-traffic intersections in the City. |
City of Manassas Park |
VA |
$447,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Portsmouth Juvenile Court, Inc. |
Funding for this project would go toward implementing a Group Violence Intervention Program in Portsmouth, Virginia, to address conditions that encourage participation and perpetuation of community violence.
|
City of Portsmouth |
VA |
$198,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Commonwealth University |
Funding to establish a holistic, effective, evidence-based, and sustainable Gun Violence Prevention/Intervention Framework, or Model, that will serve as a public health response to the underlying social, economic, and systemic factors that promote gun violence within the City of Richmond.
|
City of Richmond |
VA |
$995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association Foundat |
Funding for this project would go toward hospital-based violence intervention programs
(HVIPs) that provide personal advocacy, emotional support, and wraparound services to survivors of sexual and domestic violence. |
City of Richmond |
VA |
$488,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Suffolk |
Funding for this project would be used to replace Suffolk’s outdated Computer-Aided Dispatching (CAD) system in the City’s Emergency Communication Center and the Police Records Management System (RMS) in the Suffolk Police Department’s Records Management Center. The current CAD system was installed in 2001, which is a security deficiency. |
City of Suffolk |
VA |
$3,492,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
George Mason University |
This project would take steps to train law enforcement officers and departments in productive handling of incidents involving individuals with mental health disorders, in concert with local communities and professional mental health crisis intervention managers. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$1,483,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Opportunities, Alternatives, and Resources (OAR) |
Funding for this project would go toward supporting a diversion program for adult community members who have been engaged with the criminal justice system in Fairfax and Loudoun County, Virginia. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$742,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Loudoun County |
This project is a three-year, phased implementation of additional body-worn camera units, associated licenses, training, network infrastructure, data storage, and personnel for the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office. The impact of additional body-worn camera units also necessitates the need for additional staff to support the Loudoun County Commonwealth's Attorney's Office to address increased evidence. |
Loudoun County |
VA |
$3,587,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Polytechnic Inst. and State University |
Funding will allow Virginia Tech fisheries research to provide additional data, insight, and information on annual flounder supply. Additional scientific information will enable the Mid-Atlantic Fisheries Management Council to make the best-informed decisions on quota and thus provide more stability in the flounder industry from year to year. Due to global climate change, shifts in flounder populations, and other complicating factors, gauging an appropriate quota has become increasingly more complex, leading to instability in the valuable seafood crop from season to season. |
Town of Blacksburg |
VA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
United States Army Corps of Engineers |
To fund steps associated with replacing the functionally obsolete 1951 North Landing Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway Bridge in Chesapeake, VA. Includes updates to the Project Management Plan, field investigations, scoping an architect-engineer task order, and action to award the work to a qualified firm. |
Chesapeake |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
George Mason University |
To fund a living laboratory demonstration of solar photovoltaic array technology at George Mason’s Institute for Digital Innovation (IDIA) in Arlington. This solar panel technology will help IDIA on a path to net zero energy status of an energy-intensive building in an urban area. |
Fairfax |
VA |
$1,588,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
United States Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding for this project will go toward investigating opportunities to address the impacts of sea level rise, recurrent coastal flooding, and coastal storms to the Virginia Peninsula region of Hampton Roads, to include the City of Hampton, the City of Poquoson, the City of Newport News, and potentially other Peninsula localities, in a similar manner to the Norfolk CSRM project. The results of this study could potentially have implications for the broader coastal Virginia region. |
Hampton |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
United States Army Corps of Engineers |
To fund Army Corps construction of an artificial island to replace vital migratory seabird nesting habitat that was eliminated as part of the recent expansion of the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel. In 2018, South Island of the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel was the largest nesting migratory seabird colony in Virginia supporting almost 4,500 pairs of terns and skimmers. |
Hampton Roads |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
United States Army Corps of Engineers |
To fund certain mitigation measures to combat sea-level rise and recurrent flooding in Norfolk – an area with one of the highest rates of relative sea-level rise among Atlantic coastal communities – through the construction of flood walls, flood gates, green infrastructure, and other flood mitigation tools. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$52,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
United States Army Corps of Engineers |
To fund Army Corps work to expand Craney Island to provide for an additional 522 acres of dredged material storage cells. Funding for this project would extend the life of the existing Craney Island Dredged Material Management Area and create land for a new port facility adjacent to the Norfolk Harbor Channel. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
United States Army Corps of Engineers |
To fund a city-wide Value Engineering study and Coastal Engineering Analysis of the Norfolk Coastal Storm Risk Management Feasibility Study's (CSRM) recommended plan. The value engineering study will be a systematic review by the Army Corps of the CSRM's recommended coastal protection features to identify lowest costs. The coastal engineering analysis purpose is to optimize the flood protection features alignment and height around the City. This analysis will provide key information about wetland impacts, harbor interaction with waves, wind driven waves, and sediment flow around the protection features. This analysis will also improve the CSRM's benefit cost ratio (BCR), and help refine the environmental mitigation of the construction sequencing for the project. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
United States Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding for this project would go toward a study to analyze flood risk threats for the Virginia Beach region and will develop watershed-based mitigation solutions to reduce flood risk in portions of the cities of Virginia Beach, Norfolk, and Chesapeake, Currituck County, North Carolina, and the Joint Expeditionary Base at Little Creek-Fort Story. This study is crucial to the long-term vitality and resilience of the region and to our national security. |
Virginia Beach |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To fund Army Corps maintenance dredging and removal of critical shoals. This request is $150,000 over the President’s Budget requested amount to reflect Army Corps capability for the project. |
Virginia Beach |
VA |
$675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding for this project would go toward maintenance dredging and removal of critical shoals. |
Virginia Beach |
VA |
$580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Virginia Wesleyan University |
This funding will enable Virginia Wesleyan University to build on a partnership with Virginia Beach to provide skills training to Virginians who have been displaced from their jobs. |
City of Virginia Beach |
VA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Homeland Security |
Chesterfield County |
To fund planning and environmental review to support a road drainage improvement project to alleviate routine flooding that occurs at the crossings along Otterdale Road in Chesterfield County. |
Chesterfield County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Longwood University |
Facility upgrades to preserve a building that is a National Historic Landmark and on the National Register of Historic Places. |
Farmville |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Frederick County Sanitation Authority |
To fund construction of a water treatment facility at the location of an existing public water supply well that has not been developed for use as a drinking water source. |
Frederick County |
VA |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
To fund replacement of approximately 2600 linear feet of aging gravity sewer and water mains in a predominately residential neighborhood of approximately 4,200 residents adjacent to Broad Creek and Elizabeth River waterways. Recurring collapses of the sanitary sewer system in this neighborhood represents an environmental hazard and impacts residential access to reliable water and sewer service. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$2,536,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
To fund replacement of approximately 2500 linear feet of gravity sewer and water mains that were installed in the 1940s and 1950s in the West Ocean View neighborhood of Northside in Norfolk. Federal funding would be used for construction of the water and sewer improvements including labor, equipment, and installation of materials. The new water and sewer will provide reliable services to the residents for the next century as well as reduce the potential for environmental impacts from sewer overflows. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$2,344,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Danville Pittsylvania County |
To fund aspects of the park to include rough grading, stormwater system drainage, sanitary sewer and water service, fine grading, retaining walls, and irrigation efforts. |
Pittsylvania County |
VA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pulaski |
Complete architectural and engineering design including comprehensive construction documents for the entire building (except the childcare center) and preservation construction activities in the entire facade and front section of the building. |
Pulaski |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond |
To fund part of the City of Richmond's $33 million interim plan to address $850 million in Combined Sewer Overflow (CSO) needs. Richmond is one of over 700 cities in the US with combined sewers and the largest combined sewer system in the Commonwealth. During heavy rains these sewers overflow and adversely impact water quality in the James River. |
Richmond |
VA |
$9,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Saltville |
To fund the completion of cleanup activities on the former Town Shop property in the Town of Saltville, Virginia. This funding request would complete a critical step for redevelopment of a 56-acre brownfield site. The town plans to convert this site into a recreation hub that will drive economic development. |
Saltville |
VA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
To allow the U.S. Forest Service to complete acquisition of priority parcels of land for conservation as part of the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests. The current parcels targeted for acquisition using these funds are: Dry Run Appalachian Trail, Straight Fork, and Iron Mountain. The 1.8 million-acre GWJNF are located primarily in Virginia and expand into West Virginia and Kentucky. The Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) remains critical to protecting the GWJNF's environmentally sensitive lands, recreational opportunities, and preventing development incompatible with management of GWJNF lands. |
Smyth County, Scott County, and Grayson County |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Williamsburg |
Funds will be used for stream bank stabilization and wetlands protection. The existing downstream channel in the Walnut Hills community has eroded and is impacting nutrient runoff into the Chesapeake Bay watershed. This continued erosion was impacted local real estate assets along Jamestown road. |
Williamsburg |
VA |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Melwood Horticultural Training Center |
This is a request for community funding to scale up a federal neurodiversity workforce pilot program. The requested funding will support an expansion of Melwood's existing pilot program with The MITRE Corporation to train and place neuro-diverse cybersecurity trainees in federal employment. |
Arlington |
VA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
The goal of the Best Buddies in Virginia Inclusion Project for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities is to create more inclusive school communities in Virginia by removing barriers to meaningful social interactions between students with IDD and their typical peers through one-to-one friendships, inclusive group activities, and leadership training. This project will serve 810 students with and without IDD at 27 schools, with an impact on the lives of 8,100 people throughout Virginia. |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
VA |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Danville Pittsylvania County Chamber Foundation |
Danville Community College proposes a partnership with the Danville Pittsylvania County Chamber of Commerce to develop a program within the Department of Labor to create the DCC Cyber Security Short-term Training Initiative. This 16-week program would permit the College to offer 60 students the opportunity to complete a certificate program in Cybersecurity Studies, allowing graduates to obtain work in both public and private arenas of employment.
|
Danville |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County Government |
This request supports the Merrifield Crisis Response Center (MCRC), which operates as an assessment site where law-enforcement officers can transfer custody of non-violent offenders who may need mental health, substance use disorder, or developmental disability services to a Crisis Intervention Team-trained officer or deputy assigned there, instead of taking them to jail. |
Fairfax |
VA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
George Mason University |
This request supports the establishment of a sustainable and scalable “stepped care” model of evidence-based mental health care, to address the critical mental health needs in the Commonwealth that have emerged in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. |
Fairfax |
VA |
$1,894,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
George Mason University |
The request is to create a new postsecondary ecosystem called Project ACCESS that will create academic, research, curricular and outreach programs that will provide students with an opportunity to experience in mentored research with creative experience on solving real-world community challenges in Virginia. Students who go through this program will engage in design and systems thinking and learn how to solve challenges using a user-centered approach so they can become better collaborators, communicators, critical thinkers and creative problem solvers. |
Fairfax |
VA |
$959,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County Government |
This request supports Fairfax County, Virginia in launching a new skills development center to help prepare minority and low-income individuals that have been disproportionally impacted by the pandemic for in-demand careers. The center will link immediate pandemic economic and community recovery efforts with long-term plans to grow employment opportunities for minority and low-income communities in Fairfax County. |
Fairfax |
VA |
$413,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CASA |
With this requested funding, CASA will address the unique needs of underemployed and hard-to-employ residents in the low-income neighborhoods of Northern Virginia, with a specific focus on targeting immigrant and Latino communities. The main components of the project will be recruitment and intake, life skills and economic success, job readiness and retention, and other vocational skills. |
Falls Church |
VA |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hampton City Schools |
This project will help provide new technology equipment including computers, Promethean boards, furniture, fixtures, and other specialized equipment to support new high-tech STEM Learning Laboratories at either Bethel or Kecoughtan High School. |
Hampton |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LGBT Life Center |
This project will expand access to medical care and the delivery of LGBTQ affirming professional medical care for LGBTQ community on the Virginia Peninsula. |
Hampton |
VA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
James Madison University - College of Education |
James Madison University requests funds to create a Grow Your Own teacher residency program for working school paraprofessionals to become licensed as teachers. The proposed project will create a pathway to teaching to address the ongoing teacher shortage through the Commonwealth and aim to strengthen the educator pipeline and diversity the teacher workforce. |
Harrisonburg |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Henrico |
This request supports establishment of a local detox and recovery facility in Henrico County Virginia by building a 24-hour center to provide inpatient detox services. |
Henrico |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Loudoun County Virginia |
The funding would support the addition of a staff prevention position to conduct activities in capacity building and development of the Prevention Alliance of Loudoun (PAL) Coalition to promote strategies to prevent substance abuse and to promote mental health wellness and resilience in the months and years to come because the longitudinal impact of this pandemic. |
Loudoun County |
VA |
$198,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Smyth County Community Foundation |
This request supports the Smyth County Community Foundation in constructing a 10,000 square foot, transitional housing center for women with substance use disorders in Smyth County Virginia. |
Marion |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
An Achievable Dream, Inc. |
With this federal funding, An Achievable Dream seeks to enhance innovative programming and social justice reform in partnership with Virginia public school districts to provide a high level of wrap-around supports to more students and families. |
Newport News |
VA |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters' |
This request supports construction of a new 60-bed, 14-story total mental health hospital for children and adolescents on CHKD’s main hospital campus. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Virginia Community College |
This is a request to support expansion the Data Center Operations degree and certificate programs to NOVA-Northern Virginia Community College's Woodbridge campus in Prince William County. The program prepares students to be successful facility technicians and currently has 75 students, 24 of whom have already been hired into the data center industry. |
Prince William County |
VA |
$5,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Communities In Schools of Virginia (CIS-VA) |
Communities In Schools of Virginia (CIS-VA) is requesting funding to support capacity-building for a rapid statewide expansion initiative that will bring integrated student supports to Title I schools across Virginia. |
Richmond |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Commonwealth University |
The project would enable Richmond Teacher Residency program to launch a new pipeline to recruit, support, train, and retain high quality early childhood teachers in Central Virginia public schools. |
Richmond |
VA |
$390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Uni. |
This request supports funding for new imaging equipment for Virginia Tech's Fralin Biomedical Research Institute (FBRI), enabling near real-time tracking of molecular, cellular and organ structure and function with unparalleled resolution and sensitivity. |
Roanoke |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Ways of Virginia (South Hampton) |
This is a request for funding to support Virginia's low-income and asset limited, income constrained, employed (ALICE) communities in the wake of COVID-19. Funding will allow United Way of South Hampton Roads to provide essential services to Virginia residents including housing supports, employment services, and childcare resources.
|
South Hampton |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Virginia Community College |
This requests supports funding to expand Northern Virginia Community College's License Practical Nursing to Registered Nursing (LPN-RN) program track, with the goal of increasing capacity and yielding an additional 50 graduates into the region’s workforce. |
Springfield |
VA |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Resource Center, Inc. |
This request seeks to preserve services available for victims of domestic and sexual violence, and child abuse/neglect in Galax City, Carroll, Grayson, Wythe, Smyth, and Bland counties. |
Various Virginia Counties |
VA |
$258,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville |
The funds will be used to facilitate the transition of the Southwood Mobile Home Park into a mixed-income, mixed-use community without displacing current residents. Specifically, the funds will support addressing necessary upgrades to infrastructure in the neighborhood to promote safe, decent, and sanitary living conditions. |
Albemarle County |
VA |
$1,015,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Liberty's Promise |
Funds will be used to support low-income immigrant youth by providing them means to become actively involved in civic life, pursue higher education, and embark upon meaningful careers. |
Alexandria |
VA |
$468,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Tech Transportation Institute |
To fund previously authorized research into the challenges and barriers to deployment of autonomous vehicles in rural communities. |
Blacksburg |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
Construction phase of lane extension project at Troutville safety rest area on I-81. |
Botetourt County |
VA |
$8,034,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Accomack Northampton Transportation Dist. Comm. |
To fund conversion of approximately 2.3 miles of the abandoned Eastern Shore Railroad right of way and VDOT right of way at Cape Charles, Virginia into a multi-use recreational trail for the safety and benefit of residents, commuters, and visitors in Northampton county on Virginia's Eastern Shore.
|
Cape Charles, Northampton County |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chesterfield County |
To fund the reconstruction of the outdated and undersized interchange within the I-95 corridor, located at Willis Road with heavy volumes of local and through traffic. The project will involve the construction of multi-lane roundabouts at the I-95 ramp terminals, reconstruction of the north- and southbound ramps to extend the deceleration and acceleration lanes, maintenance of pedestrian accommodations through the interchange via a sidewalk, and installation of a traffic signal at the proximate intersection of Willis Road and Coach Road. |
Chesterfield County |
VA |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chesterfield County |
This project addresses transportation needs on the high-volume intersections on Route 360 by reconstructing existing roadway interchanges into superstreet configurations to eliminate left turns and throughs from the side streets. |
Chesterfield County |
VA |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chesterfield County |
To fund to enhancements and expansion of the Route 111 bus line with service to U.S. Route 1. |
Chesterfield County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond |
Funding to support maintenance needs for structural deficiencies of 108-year-old Mayo Bridge. |
City of Richmond |
VA |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Richmond Transit Company |
This request would provide shelters and benches at bus stops in underinvested communities in Richmond, Virginia providing essential workers with safer transit to work in inclement weather conditions. |
City of Richmond |
VA |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Virginia Beach |
This project is for the construction of Nimmo Parkway VII-B, a two-lane undivided roadway with shoulders, on-road bike lanes, and a single shared-use path. |
City of Virginia Beach |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
To fund certain transportation management plan activities related to extending the express lanes by approximately three miles from the I-495 and Dulles Toll Road Interchange to the George Washington Memorial Parkway in the vicinity of the American Legion Bridge. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County |
This funding will enable the development of an affordable housing community, including supportive services, for individuals suffering from homelessness or at severe risk of homelessness. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County, Virginia |
These funds will be used to provide down payment assistance and closing cost assistance for low- and moderate-income first-time homebuyers. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$1,030,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County |
This project will purchase the capital equipment to expand Capital Bikeshare facilities in Fairfax County for underserved areas in the County.
|
Fairfax County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Longwood University |
This funding will upgrade a historic museum that is an anchor site for Civil Rights tours in the region, to enable the facility to better host trips and attract tourism. |
Farmville, VA |
VA |
$670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hampton,Virginia |
Funding will be used for the Big Bethel Blueway, which will reduce flooding that causes substantial property loss and frequently results in flooded streets, particularly in low and moderate income neighborhoods. The Big Bethel Blueway will store and slow water through the redesign of existing waterways to reduce flooding upstream in residential neighborhoods, as well as downstream in Newmarket Creek, and will provide community connectivity and health and educational benefits for local residents. |
Hampton |
VA |
$3,704,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hampton |
To fund the preliminary engineering work associated with Phase B of the Coliseum Drive Extension project. |
Hampton |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Henry County |
To fund Option 1, Phase "A" of the Commonwealth Crossing Safety Plan. This project consists of lengthening the turning lanes as the northern intersection of US 220 and the Martinsville Loop so that vehicles accessing Commonwealth Crossing Business Centre (CCBC) can efficiently and safely access the CCBC from US 220. This phase also improves the intersection of Martinsville Loop and Spencer Road and the southern end of the Martinsville Loop.
|
Henry County |
VA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hopewell |
To fund new ADA compliant bus shelters and sidewalk facilities for pedestrians. At present, many of the residents who utilize Courthouse Road do not have access to safe pedestrian routes along the corridor.
|
Hopewell |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Coalfields Expressway Authority |
To fund location analysis and engineering to assist with the planning, budgeting, and design of approximately 16.47 miles of four-lane divided highway which includes the Elkins and Rockhouse sections of U.S. Route 121, also known as the Coalfields Expressway. |
Lebanon |
VA |
$7,117,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority |
To fund the installation of 500-kilowatt solar power rooftop panels on two cargo facilities at Washington Dulles International. Installation of solar panels and supporting infrastructure will take place on cargo buildings 1 and 2 and have the capacity to produce approximately 500 kilowatts of clean energy. |
Loudoun County |
VA |
$1,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority |
Funding will enable the purchase of one mobile power station, one attachment (such as a backhoe) and supporting electrical charging infrastructure. The mobile power station is a zero-emissions platform, which will reduce fossil fuel use and greenhouse gas emissions through electrification of the transport fleet. This system also can play a critical role in disaster response by serving as a mobile power supply for first responders. |
Loudoun County |
VA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Loudoun County |
Funding will be used to connect water and wastewater services for an affordable housing development that will provide 98 affordable apartments for seniors. |
Loudoun County |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
This project will improve the aging condition of the North Bound Hampton Boulevard Bridge, by repairing key structural components and protecting them from deterioration. The bridge repairs will include a deck overlay, structural concrete repairs, girders, piers and piles. The existing bearing and expansion joints will be replaced, along with timber fender system.
|
Norfolk |
VA |
$6,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
The funds will enable the relocation of the historic William A. Hunton YMCA to a more sustainable location. This important community resource provides valuable services to area residents, such as child care and afterschool services. The current location, though, is prone to nuisance flooding and at risk from sea level rise. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
This project reconstructs 0.4 miles of Westminster Avenue in Norfolk, a heavily traveled concrete roadway with asphalt overlay adjacent to residential homes and a nearby elementary school. The Westminster Avenue Reconstruction project will provide a structurally sound roadway to accommodate for continuous heavy truck traffic.
|
Norfolk |
VA |
$2,880,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tri-Cities Area MPO |
This request is to fund the southernmost portion of the Fall Line Trail starting in the City of Petersburg through Virginia State University.
|
Petersburg |
VA |
$8,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chesterfield County |
To fund a project to enhance access to the Etrrick train station by providing network connectivity via bike and pedestrian accommodations, improved safety features and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance, and intersection upgrades to create a more efficient access and egress. |
Petersburg, Chesterfield County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Prince George County |
To fund construction a one-lane roundabout with a by-pass lane at the intersection of Middle Road and Jefferson Park Road in Prince George County. |
Prince George County |
VA |
$3,541,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond |
Funding will enable infrastructure improvements as part of the first phase of the Creighton Court Redevelopment Project. The project provides decent, safe and sanitary housing and supporting facilities that will meet the needs of the current families, while also attracting new families to the area. |
Richmond |
VA |
$6,758,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital Region Airport Commission |
To fund upgrades to the Richmond International Airport's existing Federal Inspection Service Facility to meet U.S. Customs and Border Protection Service requirements to support non-stop international service. |
Richmond |
VA |
$3,969,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Roanoke |
To fund replacement of the existing Wiley Drive Low Water Bridge with a structure that would provide a waterway opening to comfortably accommodate the numerous recreational watercraft on the Roanoke River Blueway, and to allow for significantly improved passage of fish and storm event debris. |
Roanoke |
VA |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Stafford County |
Funding to improve Onville Road, a highly traveled secondary corridor that serves as a critical link between the Garrisonville Road (Rt. 610) corridor and the back entrance for Marine Corps Base Quantico. |
Stafford County |
VA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Stafford County |
This project seeks to elevate and re-align a portion of Brooke Road (State Route 608) to raise the road out of the floodplain and eliminate the roadway frequent flooding and associated roadway closures which prevent travel access for approximately 450 homes during rain events. |
Stafford County |
VA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kaine |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Virginia Beach |
This project will reconstruct and add capacity on the roadway from Kempsville Road to the Chesapeake City line, significantly reducing congestion and improving travel time reliability to port facilities and the reliability of truck travel. This project would connect the Cities of Virginia Beach and Chesapeake.
|
Virginia Beach |
VA |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Johns |
City of St. John’s Broadband: This funding will be used to provide broadband services to the residents of the City of St. John’s. Broadband will support St. John’s efforts to diversify their economy, attract new businesses and improve access to tele-health and virtual learning for residents. |
St. Johns |
AZ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Superior |
Town of Superior, AZ, Workforce, Entrepreneurship, and Innovation Center: This funding will allow the Town of Superior to create an Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center to stimulate new businesses, a workforce training center to train residents in the high-paying skilled trades in demand in local industries, and a full-service multigenerational center to attract workers to new industry jobs and to live in the community. |
Superior |
AZ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cochise County Sheriff's Office |
Public Safety in Cochise County: This funding will be used to implement a new monitoring program to help with searches in remote areas. Funding will also be used to purchase ballistic shields to protect personnel from gunfire, safety and radio equipment to support Search and Rescue (SAR) volunteers, and a large capacity prisoner transport vehicle. |
Cochise County |
AZ |
$246,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Glendale, Arizona |
Glendale AZ Public Safety Mobile Command Center: The current Mobile Command Center was configured in the year 2000 and is outdated, lacking proper communications equipment, making it unable to adequately meet the public safety needs of the community. A new Mobile Command Center would provide updated technology to serve law enforcement functions and also serve as a backup Emergency Operations Center for frequent large events and potential natural disasters in the region. |
Glendale |
AZ |
$715,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lake Havasu City |
Lake Havasu City Police Station and Jail Refurbishment: This funding will upgrade and rehabilitate the nearly 30 year old police station and jail to provide a new roof and HVAC system, replace the flooring and existing cast iron waste system, and upgrade the jail cells, doors, locks and fire safety system.
|
Lake Havasu City |
AZ |
$3,372,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Mammoth |
Town of Mammoth Public Safety Patrol Vehicles: This funding will be used to provide much needed updated patrol vehicles for the Town of Mammoth. The current patrol cars are damaged and unreliable. |
Mammoth |
AZ |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Rose and Palm Garden Washes Flood Control Project: Douglas, a community that relies on tourism and cross-border trade through its port of entry, experiences significant flooding in the Rose and Palm Garden washes and oftentimes much of the City can be under a foot of water or more. This flood control project is necessary to protect the area and the international trade that drives the region’s economy. |
Douglas, AZ |
AZ |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Lower Santa Cruz River Study at Eloy: The proposed project is to continue the Lower Santa Cruz River Feasibility Study with a focus on the Eloy Levee/Channel project, which is designed to mitigate Santa Cruz River flooding for the community of Eloy, Arizona. |
Eloy, AZ |
AZ |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
San Carlos Irrigation and Drainage District Canal Rehabilitation: This funding will allow for the removal and replacement of bridges and utility infrastructure above the Florence Canal as part of a three year project to line an 11.25-mile reach of the canal. |
Florence, AZ |
AZ |
$4,145,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
McCormick Wash: The McCormick Wash is a nearly century old earthen tunnel that has fallen into disrepair and partially collapsed due to erosion. It is only a matter of time until it collapses further, threatening flooding in the city of Globe. This funding will jumpstart a flood control project to protect the city from flooding, an investment which would protect the federal government from more costly mitigations caused by a potential flood. |
Globe, AZ |
AZ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Little Colorado River, Winslow, AZ: This funding will cover planning, engineering, and design costs for the Little Colorado River at Winslow Levee project, which will protect Winslow, AZ and a critical transcontinental rail crossing from flooding. |
Winslow, AZ |
AZ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Financial Services and General Government |
General Services Administration |
Feasibility study for DeConcini Port of Entry: This study will allow for better understanding of the challenges and opportunities needed to improve the efficiency of trade and travel, as well as port security, if the DeConcini Port of Entry goes through a remodel and update. The DeConcini Port is an important pedestrian and personal vehicle land port of entry and has not seen updates since the 1990s. |
Nogales |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Bullhead City Fire Department |
Bullhead City Fire Department Radio Upgrades: This funding will allow the Bullhead City Fire Department to upgrade its radio equipment, which will enable improved communication within the department and with partner agencies in California, Nevada, and the federal government. |
Bullhead City |
AZ |
$1,175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Copper Canyon Fire and Medical District |
Copper Canyon Fire and Medical District: The Copper Canyon Fire and Medical District will use this funding to upgrade their nearly 30 year old ladder truck that no longer meets the needs of the community, and is beyond the recommended 20-year replacement window, as recommended by the National Fire Protection Association. |
Camp Verde |
AZ |
$1,375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Crown King Fire District |
Crown King Fire District Wildland Fire Equipment: The Crown King Fire District will use this funding for wildfire response equipment, to be able to better respond to fires and protect the properties of residents and visitors. |
Crown King |
AZ |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Highlands Fire District |
Highlands Fire District Type 6 Wildland Fire Engine: This funding will be used to replace their outdated, unreliable, and unsafe type 6 wildland fire engine so they can best protect the community from wildfires. |
Flagstaff |
AZ |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Pinal County |
Pinal County Emergency Operation Center Technology: This funding will assist with the renovation of Pinal County’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC), which will improve operational coordination, communication, and public information for one of the fastest growing counties in Arizona. |
Florence |
|
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Mt Lemmon Fire District |
Mt Lemmon Fire District Fire Station Expansion and Remodel: This funding will be used to renovate and expand their current fire station so that it meets the minimum requirement for occupational safety and health for personnel living and working on-site. |
Mt. Lemmon |
AZ |
$1,992,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Pine-Strawberry Fire District |
Fire Station Replacement Program Pine-Strawberry Fire District: This funding will be used to replace one wildfire engine and improve the fire station so it can best protect the community from fires. |
Pine |
AZ |
$2,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
City of Sedona |
Emergency Operations Center-Police Remodel and Renovations: The current police station was never designed as a critical, 24-hour public safety facility and the increased police personnel, equipment, and work space needed to serve a growing community and destination have outgrown the current facility design and footprint. This funding request will expedite the renovation and remodeling of the existing site to meet the needs of the police department and serve as a small emergency operations center (EOC). |
Sedona |
AZ |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Pima County Sheriff's Department |
Pima Regional Incident Management Exchange: Pima County’s current Mobile Command Center is outdated, lacking adequate space and technology. This funding would provide a new mobile command vehicle to enable coordination and communication between local and federal law enforcement during large events and disasters. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Flagstaff |
Flagstaff Watershed Protection Project: Forests of the Intermountain West are threatened by a convergence of two significant factors: unnatural overstocking with small trees and weather conditions that contribute to the increasing severity, size and frequency of catastrophic wildfire. The City of Flagstaff Watershed Protection Project (FWPP) at Mormon Mountain aims to tackle those challenging elements of restoring forests within high threat areas, providing greater protection for the Flagstaff community from the health, public safety and economic impacts of fires and floods. |
Flagstaff |
AZ |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Gila County |
Gila County Wildland Fire Prevention: this funding would allow Gila County to do necessary maintenance on and continue operation of a system of water tanks and storage facilities in the area that allow for aerial firefighting in partnership with the Tonto National Forest and local fire districts to quickly respond to new fires. This capability is essential to protect life and property in an area prone to wildfires, and to squash fires early, saving on firefighting and recovery costs. |
Gila County |
AZ |
$609,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Glendale, Arizona |
Glendale Water Supply Inter-Connects: This funding would support a project to interconnect Glendale, Peoria, and Phoenix’s water supplies to allow for the transfer of water between jurisdictions. Currently, such a transfer is not possible, and due to the varied sources for the city’s water supplies, it is a critical capability in the event that one of the water supplies is limited or shut off. |
Glendale |
AZ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hayden |
Town of Hayden Sewer Line Replacement: This project makes critical upgrades to the Town of Hayden’s aging sewer lines which are at risk of failure, improving quality of life for the Hayden community. |
Hayden |
AZ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mohave County |
Bank Street Channel Storm water Control Project: This funding will be used to divert storm water to the existing Mohave Channel, which will alleviate flooding issues along Bank Street in front of the Kingman High School. |
Kingman |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Arizona Department of Environmental Quality |
Protecting Nogales Wastewater Infrastructure: This project would fund the installation of a screening device to prevent cross-border drug smuggling through the International Outfall Interceptor (IOI), a wastewater pipeline that is scheduled for rehabilitation in Nogales, AZ. These repairs are critical to supporting the ongoing rehabilitation of the IOI, and preventing wastewater from contaminating the streets of Nogales. |
Nogales |
AZ |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
Forest Road 512: This funding will allow for planning of applying an all-weather surface to Young Road, which is the sole access to the community of Young. This all-weather surface is needed to ensure that residents, visitors, and emergency services can access the community for work, emergencies, or services including a planned veterans center. |
Young |
AZ |
$472,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Superstition Fire & Medical District |
Life Pak 15 Heart Monitors: This funding will be used to upgrade 15 cardiac monitors that are nearing the end of their projected service life. These cardiac monitors are an integral part of the Superstition Fire and Medical District’s advanced life support service. |
Apache Junction |
AZ |
$133,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Superstition Fire & Medical District |
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Device Implementation: This funding will be used for implementation of a CPR device that provides high quality compressions delivered automatically, allowing first responders to expedite the use of other lifesaving tools and enhance the survivability of patients who are in cardiac arrest. |
Apache Junction |
AZ |
$116,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Benson Hospital Corporation |
Mobile MRI for Cochise County: This will fund a mobile MRI for Cochise County, a large and rural county in Southern Arizona, for use by three nonprofit community health systems to better diagnose and care for patients. |
Benson |
AZ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chiricahua Community Health Centers, Inc. |
Rural Healthcare Workforce Training Center: Chiricahua Community Health Centers is the only FQHC serving Cochise County and has nine clinics, eight mobile clinics, and hundreds of employees. Cochise County lacks an adequate location to conduct the initial and continuing education programs needed for its health care workforce. This funding will allow for the creation of such a space that can be used not just by Chiricahua Community Health Center, but by other health and nonprofit entities as well. |
Bisbee |
AZ |
$628,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Creek Valley Health Clinic |
Dental Clinic at Creek Valley Health Clinic: Colorado City lacks a local, affordable dental clinic, and its residents are forced to either drive hours for dental care or to go without it. This would fund the extension of Creek Valley Health Clinic to allow for 8 dental operatories, a separate waiting room, and offices, allowing the clinic to offer the first local, affordable dental care to the community. |
Colorado City |
AZ |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mountain Park Health Center |
Glendale Community Health Center Clinic: This funding would support a new clinic that will provide pediatric care, family medicine, women’s health, behavioral health, and registered dietician services from a proven Community Health Center network to a southern Glendale community where residents are more likely to have low incomes, be uninsured, and have chronic health conditions. |
Glendale |
AZ |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Phoenix |
Edison Impact Hub: This project will renovate a vacant former hospital building to a community services center, named the Edison Impact Hub, in the Edison-Eastlake Community. The Edison Impact Hub will house a medical and behavioral health clinic (FQHC), a community commercial kitchen and garden, and workspace and training for small businesses. These services align with the community-driven neighborhood transformation plan, which is supported by residents and stakeholders. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Williamson Valley Fire and Mayer Fire Districts |
15-Lead Cardiac Monitors: This funding will be used to purchase six 15-lead cardiac monitors (three each) for Williamson Valley Fire District and Mayer Fire District. Both fire districts have Intergovermental Agreements in place for shared resources and are managed by the same Fire Chief. |
Prescott |
AZ |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fry Fire District |
Fry Fire District Cardiac Monitors: This funding will be used to purchase cardiac monitors so the fire district, which has been stretched to assist with COVID-19 in the community, can continue to provide adequate emergency services. |
Sierra Vista |
AZ |
$105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arizona State University |
Arizona State University Research on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women: This funding would enable a mostly Indigenous group of researchers and practitioners to compile data and information about the ongoing issue of Indigenous women in Arizona going missing and being murdered at rates higher than any other ethnic group. This program would also support partnerships with law enforcement to better educate, train, and document crimes against Indigenous peoples, and to share research findings with Indigenous communities. |
Tempe |
AZ |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tuba City Regional Health Care Center |
Tuba City Long Term Care, Skilled Nursing and Cancer Treatment Facility: The Navajo Nation lacks the capacity to adequately provide long-term care, skilled nursing, and oncology services, requiring many Navajo seniors to travel long distances and even move off of the Nation in order to access them. This project would fund the construction of facilities on the Navajo Nation to care for seniors so that they can age with dignity near their families. |
Tuba City |
AZ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pima Community College District |
Pima Community College Flexible Industry Training: This funding will provide the equipment needed for the Flexible Industry Training (FIT) Lab at Pima County College’s new Center of Excellence in Applied Technology, ranging from 3D scanners and printers, to foundry and casting equipment, to electronic assembly tools, laser cutters, robotic arms and probes, and electronic wiring trainers. This center will partner with business and industry to train and upskill employees to meet the needs of the labor market and get good-paying jobs. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Yuma Multiversity Campus Corporation |
Yuma Multiversity Campus: These funds will be used to leverage local investments to improve education programs. The Yuma Multiversity Campus Corporation works with local employers to ensure local students are receiving degrees and training necessary for the local economy. |
Yuma |
AZ |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
MCAS Yuma |
Bachelor Enlisted Quarters, MCAS Yuma: This funding would allow for construction of a much-needed new multi-story Bachelor Enlisted Quarters, including 304 rooms to house 608 Marines, requiring parking facilities, and recreation facilities for permanent enlisted personnel. These billeting quarters at MCAS Yuma would help maintain unit integrity by avoiding either housing personnel in unsafe billets or housing them off base. |
Yuma, AZ |
AZ |
$99,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
MCAS Yuma |
Combat Training Tank Complex, MCAS Yuma: This project would construct a combat training tank and applied instruction building at MCAS Yuma to support combat water survival training and mandatory bi-annual swim qualifications for Marines and Sailors. The applied instruction building includes classrooms, administration and lifeguard offices, equipment storage, locker/shower rooms, medical rooms, and utility/mechanical areas for the tank. |
Yuma, AZ |
AZ |
$29,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northern Arizona Public Transportation Authority |
Bus Storage Phase 1- CDL Course: Northern Arizona lacks adequate facilities to test and train drivers, hampering workforce and economic development. This funding would construct the first phase of a project to bring additional Commercial Drivers License (CDL) courses to Flagstaff, creating more job opportunities and improving public safety. |
Flagstaff |
AZ |
$2,590,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pascua Yaqui Tribe |
Pascua Yaqui Educational & Cultural Center: this funding would be used to construct a Children’s Educational Center in Guadalupe, Arizona, an area home to many Latino and Native American families living below the poverty line. This center would provide disadvantaged youth with additional educational opportunities to ensure they are not left behind, and would also provide a computer lab and internet to members of the community who lack access at home. |
Guadalupe |
AZ |
$840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingman |
Stockton Hill Widening: Stockton Hill Road is one of the main thoroughfares through downtown Kingman, and has become congested as the population has grown. Widening the road has been a longtime city priority to reduce congestion and improve the local economy. |
Kingman |
AZ |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Mesa, AZ |
Downtown Small Business Revitalization and Rehabilitation Program: This program will enable the City of Mesa to support small businesses in its downtown corridor to make improvements to draw in customers, which will lead to increased sales for locally-owned establishments and revitalization within a federally designated Opportunity Zone and major public transportation corridor. |
Mesa |
AZ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Payson |
Payson Wildland Fire Evacuation Route: Payson sits in an area at high risk of wildfires and its infrastructure was not built to handle current demands, from day-to-day travel to emergency situations. This funding for a traffic improvement project would upgrade area roads and infrastructure to improve traffic safety and allow for critical emergency ingress/egress on the southeast quadrant of town. |
Pason |
AZ |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Valley Metro |
Valley Metro Electric Bus Demonstration: This project will purchase 2 zero-emission electric buses and related infrastructure to test the reliability of electric vehicles in the extreme weather conditions of the Valley Metro service area. Transitioning Valley Metro buses to electric is an important step to reduce emissions from vehicles in a region that suffers from air pollution. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$1,057,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pinal County |
West Pinal County Broadband Project: This funding will allow the Pinal County Final Mile Project to bring internet equity to rural residents in Western Pinal County who have either no internet, slow internet, or unaffordable internet. |
Pinal County |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pinal County |
Copper Corridor Broadband Final Mile Project: This funding will allow the Pinal County Final Mile Project to bring internet equity to rural residents in the Copper Corridor who have either no internet, slow internet, or unaffordable internet. |
Pinal County |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Gila River Indian Community |
SR 87 Capacity and Safety Improvements: This roadway is the sole state route connecting the community to other parts of the state. This funding would provide much needed additional lights at busy intersections to improve public safety and traffic flow. |
Pinal County |
AZ |
$293,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sedona |
Shelby Drive Business Development: This corridor in Sedona, one of only two zoned for light industrial, needs improvements to road and wastewater infrastructure to attract additional investment. This funding will provide for these improvements which will allow for additional business investment and growth in the area, creating high-paying jobs. |
Sedona |
AZ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tohono O’odham Nation |
Tohono O’odham Nation Permanent Children’s Home Project: this funding would support the construction and development of a permanent children’s home on the Tohono O’odham Nation to provide housing, care and support for children ranging in age from newborn through 18 years old, who are in the custody of the Nation’s Department of Health and Human Services, Child Welfare Division, because they cannot safely remain in their own homes due to abuse or neglect. This investment will protect, support and care for children who, through no fault of their own, have no income, parental support or permanent shelter. |
Sells |
AZ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Snowflake |
Snowflake Street Light and Sidewalk Project: this funding would enable a necessary project to increase traffic and pedestrian safety in a busy corridor that lacks adequate traffic lights, street lights, and sidewalks. |
Snowflake |
AZ |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pascua Yaqui Tribe |
San Ignacio Health Center Improvement Project: The San Ignacio Center exists to provide services to members of the Pascua Yaqui Tribe in Tucson, but because of inadequate space, it is unable to offer health care, social services, food distribution, or senior care needed by tribal members. Funding this renovation and expansion would increase the number of services that the center can offer, improving the health and well-being of the community. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$890,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Kelly |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tucson |
City of Tucson Willard Apartments Improvement Project: This will allow for the complete remodel, including asbestos abatement, of much needed affordable housing units. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Harrison Food Bank |
The requested funds are to finish the Harrison Food Bank and Community Center, including interior and exterior upgrades. Facility will also serve as a shelter and food distribution hub for the town. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$388,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rumford |
The town of Rumford, ME seeks funding to help in the construction of a new fire station in a part of town with substandard housing. |
Oxford County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Corinna |
The Town of Corinna seeks funding to convert a building to a working firehouse. The budget will cover standard construction only with typical firehouse requirements. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Maine 4-H Foundation |
Maine 4-H, working with the University of Maine, proposes to buy the Magic Lantern in Bridgton, ME to expand 4-H programs with local schools and afterschool programs. Topics will be focused on leadership development and small business, entrepreneurship, engineering and STEM, the visual and performing arts, marketing and digital advertising, and culinary arts.
Maine 4-H plans to transform the building into an Innovation Lab and Learning Center to support the students in Bridgton and the surrounding communities. The project will add 8-10 jobs with benefits and 20-25 paid workforce college/HS internships annually. Bridgton is a rural, underserved area, with no University of Maine presence within an hour’s drive. |
Town of Bridgton, ME |
ME |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Georgetown, ME |
The town of Georgetown, ME will use funds to renovate the 1800's era First Baptist Church, focusing on creating a safe, accessible and technologically advanced community meeting space to accommodate a variety of needs. As part of our town's resilient response to the challenges of the future, the federal funding will support foundation and groundwork, new HVAC, ADA bathrooms, new entrances, and interior remodeling to fully upgrade the historic building and equip it in such a way that both in-person and hybrid/virtual gatherings are possible. |
Town of Georgetown, ME |
ME |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Greenville, ME |
The Town of Greenville is looking to upgrade their restrooms at the public wharf, the only public restrooms on Moosehead Lake, providing sanitation services to thousands of visitors. The facility was built in 1995 and is beginning to show its age. As part of the upgrades, the facility would be made ADA-compliant. |
Town of Greenville, ME |
ME |
$38,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Millinocket Memorial Library |
The library seeks funding for Phase III of the library renovation project, which includes the addition of a roof canopy to create an outside children's space, exterior site work, a solar array on the roof, and external signage. |
Town of Millinocket, ME |
ME |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Patten, ME |
The town of Patten is looking to upgrade the community center building in order to have it be inhabitable. The project includes electrical and structural upgrades, as well as upgrades to meet the current codes associated with fire safety and ADA compliance. |
Town of Patten, ME |
ME |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of St. Albans, ME |
To improve the Town Hall building to make it handicap accessible. The project requires the installation of an elevator and entrance to the building and major improvements to a bathroom that is accessible to the public. |
Town of St. Albans, ME |
ME |
$117,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Stonington, ME |
The town of Stonington, ME is looking to purchase a strategic waterfront parcel of land to expand public access to the waterfront and improve working waterfront access. This parcel also would provide the town the opportunity for the critical expansion of its wastewater treatment system and allow the town to meet federal EPA mandates to improve testing and treatment standards. |
Town of Stonington, ME |
ME |
$394,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland Police Department |
The Portland, ME Police Department proposes to launch an alternative response program modeled upon successful programs from other parts of the country. The PART project will provide a non-law enforcement response to calls for service triaged through the Portland Regional Communications Center and determined safe and more appropriate for a social service response. |
City of Portland, ME |
ME |
$658,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Roux Institute at Northeastern University |
The CDS funding would support the development of the Advanced and Additive Manufacturing (AAM) Center at Brunswick Landing. The Roux Institute in collaboration with Kostas Research Institute, (a partnership model with university researchers, early-stage companies, mature industry) will finance the operational costs and hiring key Center staff, and supporting workforce development and educational programs. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Gulf of Maine Research Institute |
Gulf of Maine Research Institute’s Climate Center project will support resilient and thriving waterfront economies all along Maine’s coasts and enhance planning for a future with higher seas, stronger storms, and warming and acidifying waters. The project will provide communities with actionable plans aligned with and in support of Maine Won’t Wait, the state's climate action plan. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Marine Resources |
To fund the Department of Marine Resources Conservation Framework, a strategy to reduce mortality and serious injury of right whales incidental to the operation of ten Northeast fisheries, and to support Maine’s heritage lobster industry as an economic driver. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Midcoast Council of Governments |
The Midcoast Council of Governments is seeking funding to support local police department equipment purchases for multiple departments in the region. |
Lincoln County |
ME |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences |
Bigelow seeks CDS support to cover the costs of their free BLOOM programs (Bigelow Laboratory Orders of Magnitude) -- a week-long oceanography immersion camp for Maine high school juniors bringing 16 Maine high school juniors to Bigelow campus from across the state, one from each county for an intensive oceanography camp designed to improve STEM education in Maine. |
Lincoln County |
ME |
$89,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
Funding is sought to establish the Maine Climate Coordination Center (MC3) to support staffing and operations during the center’s developmental phase. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$990,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
Western Foothills Land Trust |
WFLT proposes to convert Roberts Farm into a net zero Nordic skiing and regenerative agriculture education center. The education center will integrate and demonstrate rural energy efficiency, sustainability, and environmental resiliency best practices at Roberts Farm. |
Oxford County |
ME |
$92,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Maine System |
The primary goals of this project are to design, construct, inhabit, and continuously monitor a Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) building in the State of Maine, with special consideration given to affordable housing. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The proposal is for the first-time maintenance dredging of the federal Isle au Haut Thoroughfare navigation channel created by the Army Corps of Engineers in 1958. |
Town of Isle au Haut |
ME |
$509,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
Gulf of Maine Research Institute |
To help fund Gulf of Maine Research Institute's "Blue Economy Initiative" to support Blue Economy entrepreneurs commercializing innovative products and services that are marketable and sustainable. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$632,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
Foundation for a Strong Maine Economy |
The proposal requests funding for FocusMaine's strategy to grow jobs in Maine's food sector including: scale-up programs, (supporting growth-oriented food companies looking to sell more good and services outside of the state); An AgTech accelerator program to support job creation in new careers; food economy efforts to build on state’s 10-year economic strategy and climate change recommendations. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$919,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
Maine Development Foundation |
Maine Development Foundation proposes to support existing entrepreneurs, and conduct focused recruitment and support of new entrepreneurs, the development of programming and spaces for co-working. MDF will connect with other local ecosystems and the regional and state systems thereby creating Maine as a state that is truly entrepreneur friendly. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$747,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maine System |
University of Maine’s BARD (Business, Agriculture and Rural Development) program will provide support to Maine’s agricultural producers, particularly those agricultural producers operating at a smaller scale or focused on producing more niche products. The program leverages the Cooperative Extensive and the Maine Business School, to train students to provide high quality, in-demand business advising services directly to Maine’s small-scale agriculture producers. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$291,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Financial Services and General Government |
Coastal Enterprises, Inc. |
Coastal Enterprises, Inc. (CEI) will use $500,000 in funds for the CEI Catalyst Fund to make early-stage investments in food system businesses with the potential for high growth, job creation, and positive environmental and social impacts in Maine and the Northeast. |
Town of Brunswick, ME |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Homeland Security |
County of Cumberland, ME |
CDS funding is requested to replace the County Emergency Agency’s outdated radio system and radio devices. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Homeland Security |
Dover-Foxcroft, ME |
The town of Dover-Foxcroft seeks funding to support the rehabilitation of Lincoln Street bridge in their downtown. |
Dover-Foxcroft |
ME |
$883,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Homeland Security |
Town of Howland |
Town of Howland, ME is looking for funding to support ongoing construction of a new fire/ems/municipal building that provides fire/ems service for several communities. |
Town of Howland |
ME |
$2,267,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Homeland Security |
Town of Scarborough |
The town of Scarborough and Greater Portland Metro region requests funding to support the planning and construction of a regional fire training facility to improve public safety and regional firefighting expertise. |
Town of Scarborough |
ME |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Baileyville Utilities District |
The Baileyville Utilities District (BUD) serves around 720 customers with the largest customer the St. Croix Tissue and Woodland Pulp LLC. Unfortunately, the BUD cannot support the ongoing growth of this very important industry without additional financial support for improvements in its infrastructure and cannot qualify for typical grant opportunities since the Mill’s water use outweighs the residential customer’s water use. The BUD proposes to replace the current waterline infrastructure and larger waterline to connect the mainline from the Reservoir. This would set the District up for the future and ensure that when the mill expanded they could be supplied with sufficient water. In addition, this line needs to be replaced since it is in very poor shape with multiple failures. |
Baileyville |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bangor |
The City of Bangor sewer collection system and wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) collects, conveys and treats approximately three-billion gallons of polluted water annually, protecting the Penobscot and Kenduskeag rivers. The SCADA system was originally installed in the early 1990’s and although the City has made improvements to maintain and keep the control system operational, much of the control system is reaching the end of its useful life.
Updating the SCADA system will improve pollution-reducing processes within the sewer collection system and wastewater treatment plant by refining control during wet-weather to reduce untreated sewer overflows to the Penobscot and Kenduskeag rivers. The benefits will be realized not only by the citizens of Bangor, Hampden and Hermon, but all users of the Kenduskeag and Penobscot rivers as well as recreational, commercial and aquatic uses downstream through the estuary and to the Atlantic Ocean. Further, this project will help the City of Bangor meet compliance requirements of the 2015 EPA Consent Decree. |
Bangor |
ME |
$1,343,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Belfast |
Belfast requests funding to support sewer line replacements located in streets in three separate areas of Belfast. |
Belfast |
ME |
$4,288,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Brewer |
As part of the City’s ongoing effort to eliminate Combined Sewer Overflows, they have conducted field investigations of the Oak Grove area of the city, an area that has the most sewer overflows. They identified upgrades to existing sanitary sewer lines. The request would pay for this construction, as well as for engineering fees associated with the project implementation. |
Brewer |
ME |
$1,103,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Eastport Wastewater Treatment Department |
The City of Eastport is requesting funds to upgrade a critical backup generator. The existing generator is too small to operate more than one pump and cannot keep up with transferring all the flow from the entire sewer system to the plant. The city is in the process of a major upgrade to its Wastewater Treatment Facility to improve its operations, as required by DEP. Because of the upgrades, sewer rates are increasing and further improvements cannot be completed on important sewer system projects.
All of the City’s wastewater flow goes through the Middle Street Pump Station which conveys these flows to the City’s Wastewater Treatment facility. The Middle Street Pump station was already upgraded with three new pumps and controls; however, the budget could not support replacing the backup generator at that time. The generator, is too small to operate more than one pump and this station has to transfer all the flow from the entire sewer system to the plant.
|
Eastport |
ME |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Frenchville |
The Town of Frenchville is looking to upgrade the existing pump station #2 and replace some 3,200 feet of existing force main. The existing 30+ year old force main has failed largely due to the reuse of the existing force main pipe combined with the installation of a larger pump station necessitated at the time to accommodate the increased flows originating from Saint Agatha. Funding this project will help keep the user raters down for a rural, aging region with limited options to offset costs. |
Frenchville |
ME |
$758,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Livermore Falls |
Funding would be used to assist two communities (Livermore Falls and Jay, ME) in replacing their aging joint wastewater facility. Federal funding would help to reduce the burden on two towns that have seen a changing and declining industrial base. The wastewater treatment facility is critical to continuing improvements to the water quality of the Androscoggin River and important to the Jay-Livermore region.
Livermore Falls’ and Jay’s current indebtedness for waste water infrastructure projects is already stressing the finances of our ratepayers. Asking them to absorb approximately $450,000 in additional debt service payments per year for the next 20 years for the necessary WWTF upgrades will further cripple our local economy and drive people and businesses from our community. As the people and businesses leave our community, the result will be the burdensome debt being spread amongst fewer rate payers. Imposing this amount of financial burden upon our community will be devastating. |
Livermore Falls |
ME |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Old Orchard Beach |
Old Orchard Beach would like to update their wastewater treatment facility to improve aging infrastructure that no longer can support current uses long-term or future growth. This request would fund the first phase of the treatment facility and collection system upgrades project to help meet mandated environmental goals and reduce pollution. |
Old Orchard Beach |
ME |
$1,695,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
UMaine System requests funding to enable University and its partners to undertake outreach and education to increase understanding, acceptance, and support of plant pest and disease eradication and control efforts. Funding will also help to enhance mitigation capabilities with assessment of silviculture treatments as well as Integrated Pest Management (IPM) strategies at selected locations in Maine. Project would improve the monitoring of disease outbreaks and ability to monitor and detect stages of infestations. |
Orono |
ME |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service White Mountain National Forest |
White Mountain National Forest seeks funding from the USFS to acquire, from willing sellers several inholdings comprising the 2,276-acre Western Maine Gateway project in Oxford County, Maine |
Oxford County |
ME |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sportsmans Alliance of Maine |
Sportsman Alliance of Maine requests funding for follow-up research and engineering preparation to expand production of salmon hatcheries to boost production, salmon stocks, and enhance the fishing experience in more waters. This priority was identified in the 2016 Fish Hatcheries Report. The project would allow the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife the capacity to sustain and enhance lake whitefish, arctic charr, and other species whose numbers are dwindling due to invasive species and to protect genetic strains of landlocked salmon and brook trout. The engineering assessment will inform spending of $20M (ARPA) funds that will be available to secure contracts in state fiscal years FY22-24 |
Penobscot |
ME |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Presque Isle |
To repair and upgrade the Echo Lake Septic Tank Effluent Pump System, which is out of compliance with DEP and threatens the health of humans and aquatic life as well as tourism in the Aroostook State Park recreation area.
The system is necessary to collect waste water. The infrastructure was installed in the 1980s in partnership with the Department of Environmental Protection to address water pollution from seasonal and residential properties at Echo Lake. It was poorly constructed and has allowed increasing amounts of water infiltration into the main line from wetland ground water. This has caused the system to be out of compliance with the amount of discharge exceeding leach field capacity. The longer the system is in non-compliance, the higher the risk of environmental issues.
Echo Lake is an 84-acre lake with approximately a 2.5 mile perimeter. Over 40 residential lots are directly on the lake and approximately 400 residents surrounding the park could be impacted by any adverse conditions. In addition, Aroostook State Park, Maine’s first state park, has approximately 1700 feet of lake frontage. Over 20,000 people visit the park annually. With access to the lake, park visitors enjoy swimming, boating, fishing, lakeside picnicking and grilling along with other park amenities.
The system has failed. Homeowners along the lake using this system must, therefore, disclose this for any property sale. Said disclosure has impacted and could impact future sales prices.
If the soil cannot handle the amount of water seeping in, sewage could run out along the ground or leak into the lake itself. This would result in a health risk for individuals living along the lake and using the park through possible algae blooms. It could damage aquatic life. All of this could also have a negative impact on tourism in Aroostook County. Tourism is Maine’s number industry and of utmost importance to the economy of Aroostook County.
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Presque Isle |
ME |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Saco |
The City of Saco is requesting funding to support improvements to the Saco’s Water Resource Recovery Department that is located within two feet of the tidally influenced Saco River. The project would address climate mitigation and improve resiliency from severe floods and weather events, improving reliability and increasing treatment capability and capacity of the plan to meet Saco’s anticipated growth demands. |
Saco |
ME |
$4,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Harbor Water and Sewer District |
The Southwest Harbor Water and Sewer District requests funds to provide sewer, water and drainage infrastructure on Wood Street in an area that is currently underserved by utilities. Wood Street currently does not have any public utilities on it and is the site of a proposed housing development for seasonal tourism employees. Affordable local workforce housing is critical to Mount Desert Island and without public utilities, the project cannot support further development along Wood Street.
This project is important to Maine because it helps support two key aspects of Maine that are important to the state's overall well-being: tourism, and the environment. If the District does not receive funding in support of this project they will not be able to afford to construct utilities, which will prevent the housing development intended to house seasonal tourism employees from coming to fruition. Coastal land is at a premium in Southwest Harbor and there would be little opportunity to construct the housing development elsewhere. Affordable housing for tourism employees is a great need in Southwest Harbor, and the Town depends on tourism for much of its economy. Also there are negative environmental impacts in the local area due to the lack of adequate infrastructure on Wood Street. Providing adequate drainage, water, and sewer will mitigate these impacts and protect the local environment. In this area, the local environment plays a large role in attracting tourism. |
Southwest Harbor |
ME |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bridgton |
The Bridgton Sewer Main Extensions project will provide sewer service to new homes and businesses currently served, or projected to be served, by private septic systems. Historically, Bridgton has had numerous documented wastewater permit violations, and the proximity of failing private septic systems throughout Town has contributed to contamination of surface water bodies. In 2020, the Town began construction of a new wastewater treatment facility and upgrades to the existing wastewater collection system to correct these violations and allow for additional capacity within the system.
As private septic systems have a high potential of failure due geological conditions in Town, the sewer main extensions would accommodate the influx of new development
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Town of Bridgton |
ME |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Vinalhaven |
Vinalhaven’s Downtown Project includes construction of infrastructure—roadway, sidewalks, crosswalks, parking, boat launch, stormwater drainage, sewer, and water main. The Project has four integrated components to build community resilience by providing critical protection and support for Vinalhaven’s economy through enhanced utility capabilities, increased public access and safety, and accommodation for growing concerns of flooding due to increased precipitation and rising sea levels as identified in a 2016 study commissioned by the Town from Ransom Engineers which showed much of the project area would be inundated by a 100-year event coastal flood.
Vinalhaven is requesting funds to support only STAG eligible project components of the Downtown Project. These are: 1. Upgrade Stormwater Infrastructure and 2. Improve Public Utilities (sewer and water).
These critical public services are used by the island's two primary economies, as well as the year-round community, and make the island a viable place for residents to flourish economically. Main Street itself provides a continuous public access route that creates a walkable environment for tourists and a reduced travel time for emergency management that avoids nearly 20 minutes driving an alternative route around Carvers Pond. Underneath Main Street, public water and sewer lines run to every building in the project area and make the area sustainable. Aged infrastructure, flooding and storm surge, lack of safe year-round access–all pose a significant threat to the island's economic lifeline. Receipt of CDS funding would allow Vinalhaven to make critical infrastructure improvements vital to its economy and will bolster the long term resilience of Maine’s largest inhabited year round island community.
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Vinalhaven |
ME |
$1,410,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Downeast Salmon Federation |
Downeast Salmon Federation proposes to complete phase two of a restoration project to remove a dam and powerhouse, to widen the riverbanks, and provide safe access to the river. |
Washington County |
ME |
$181,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Winslow |
The purpose of the proposed project is to address critical deficiencies associated with the existing Chaffee Brook Pump Station and Force Main to ensure the reliability of the Town of Winslow’s sanitary sewer collection system, and to address the recommendations associated with the Town of Winslow’s recently updated Combined Sewer Overflow Master Plan Update (2018). |
Winslow |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine Community Action Partnership |
Maine Community Action Partnership (MeCAP) seeks funding to integrate a "Whole Families" approach into their comprehensive programs and supports for Maine families. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aroostook County Action Program Inc. |
To fund the acquisition and deployment of a Community Action Services Mobile Unit to bring critical services the people of the most rural and underserved communities of northern Maine. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$643,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Maine Community College |
NMCC requests funding to expand the electrical construction and maintenance program at the college to address the urgent need for licensed electricians in the state of Maine. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$567,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph's Hospital |
To fund the renovation of the Surgical/Orthopedic floor of St. Joseph Hospital as part of its long-term project to develop a state of the art “Age-Friendly Health System” aimed to better support the needs of older adults and their caregivers. |
Bangor |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Maine Community College |
To purchase a mobile welding training lab to be shared across the State of Maine via the Maine Community College System which will increase the efficacy and accelerate acquisition of welding skills for manufacturers in Maine. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$995,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
The Maine Teacher Residency Program seeks funding to bring to scale a successful pilot program developed during the pandemic. The funding is for program design, coordination, recruitment, and training to create 100 district based teacher residencies across the state. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$989,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Joseph's College |
Saint Joseph’s College requests CDS funding to complete the funding for the construction of Phase I of its Center for Nursing Innovation (CNI); the Hospital and Home Health Simulation Floor. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$810,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Milestone Recovery |
Milestone Recovery seeks funding support to establish an Intensive Outpatient Program for low-income Mainers struggling with Substance Use Disorders, hire staff, and to expand the capacity of its existing detoxification program from 16 to 24. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$690,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth and Family Outreach |
The Youth Family Outreach Expansion Project looks for funding to create a new renovated education and community space (9 classrooms) to reduce the current 100+ family waitlist and increase access to high-quality early care and education. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coastal Counties Workforce, Inc. |
Coastal Counties seeks funding to support the Teens Work program, which would provide a 10-week summer jobs program for 150 low-income students aged 14-19 in the Coastal Counties region, including York, Cumberland, Sagadahoc, Lincoln, Waldo, and Knox counties. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$565,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine College of Art |
MECA requests support for expansion of online Learning Management System to broaden the College’s reach throughout Maine to provide undergraduate, graduate, pre-college course, continuing studies, and connections to local schools, teachers, and nonprofits. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$357,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Best Buddies International, Inc. requests funding to deliver inclusion services to a minimum of 400 students with intellectual and developmental disabilities at 20 middle and high schools in Maine. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$331,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Grieving Children |
To support the Center for Grieving Children's program team as they provide a safe space, peer support, outreach, and education to grieving children, teens, families and the community. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$264,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LearningWorks |
LearningWorks seeks funding to develop a comprehensive teacher training and curriculum development project designed to improve academic outcomes for low-income, minority, and English Language Learning (ELL) students. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
KidsPeace National Centers of New England, Inc. |
KidsPeace Graham Lake Campus is a residential and educational mental health program for youth which provides a spectrum of programming, including residential care, special education, day treatment for youth on the autism spectrum, clinical services, occupational, physical and speech therapy, nursing, psychiatric treatment, physiological care, behavioral health and case management. KidsPeace requests funding to expand residential and educational capacity, and water and wastewater systems that serve the KidsPeace Graham Lake Campus. Included in their request is demolition of outbuildings and portables; site work; and infrastructure improvements, including a new septic system, utility connections and emergency power. |
Ellsworth |
ME |
$1,085,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
KidsPeace National Centers of New England, Inc. |
KidsPeace plans to develop a multi-track certification program for youth care workers to develop their skills sets and competency areas and provide them with career path training. With 139 years of experience, KidsPeace will draw on nearly a century and a half of knowledge gained working with this vulnerable population. The Youth Care Resiliency Certification will allow organizations within the mental health and child welfare industries to engage and develop entry-level associates in the major core competency areas of working in the mental and behavioral health direct care fields. |
Ellsworth |
ME |
$430,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
University of Maine System requests funding to establish the Sweatt-Winter Child Care Center, a multi-use all-inclusive child care and academic facility intended to become the heart of early childhood education for UMF, neighboring communities and the state. |
Farmington |
ME |
$1,085,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Healthy Acadia |
Funding would support the continuation of Healthy Acadia’s Maine Recovery Corps Program (MRC) for one year. |
Hancock County |
ME |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
To establish an Interdisciplinary Cybersecurity Consortium within the University of Maine System. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
The University of Maine System (UMS) will pilot a statewide entry-year experience for adult learners through its universities that leverages available resources to maximize second year retention. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$945,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Partnership for Children's Oral Health (PCOH) |
Partnership for Children’s Oral Health (PCOH) requests funding to create the Virtual Dental Home, a community-based oral health care delivery system. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$648,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Augusta, Maine |
The City of Augusta plans to establish Project Recovery as a pilot program, which will connect people suffering from substance use with immediate treatment resources and support their reintegration into the community after treatment. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$263,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Maine Healthcare Corporation |
Central Maine Healthcare requests CDS funding for its Paralysis and Brain Injury Rehabilitation Expansion Project to provide enhanced post-acute care rehabilitative therapy services for survivors of spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, stroke, cerebral palsy, and other neurological conditions. Building renovations include community reintegration simulation space, improvement to allow for overhead lifts used in therapy, restroom accessibility improvements for patients. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$947,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Spurwink |
Spurwink seeks funding to renovate its Intermediate Care Facility (ICF) for Individuals with Intellectual Disability in Lewiston, one of only fifteen facilities in the State of Maine that provide a crucial service as a health care facility for people with disabilities. It not only delivers medical care and active treatment, but also provides a vital community resource as a teaching facility for social workers and CNAs. In addition, while clients originate from all regions of Maine, they often live at the Lewiston facility for many years and are active members of the local community. In addition, the site employs over 60 professionals who live in the area and contribute to the local economy. The renovation would create a space that is functional and allows individuals to do leisure activities as well as regulation-required active treatment, while also meeting the needs of individuals requiring level of care and accommodating a large amount of adaptive equipment. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$366,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maine System |
University of Maine System (UMS) schools of nursing, request funding for a mobile simulation lab to provide supplemental and enriched learning for all four nursing programs within the UMS. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wabanaki Public Health and Wellness |
Wabanaki Public Health requests support for renovations to the Center for Wabanaki Healing and Recovery, the first indigenous treatment and recovery center in Northern New England located in Millinocket, Maine. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Maine Community College |
NMCC requests funding to expand the college’s Mechanized Logging Operations program to address the immediate need for skilled entry-level operators trained on increasingly sophisticated harvesting equipment. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine Discovery Museum |
CDS funds would go towards partnering with teachers, administrators, the University of Maine's College of Education, the University of Maine at Farmington's Elementary Education Program, museums, and other informal science organizations to address the lack of science that is taught in elementary schools in Maine and the lack of training in science that teachers receive as part of their preparation. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Maine Development Corporation |
EMDC requests funding to address the chronic problem of high incarceration rates and overcrowding in Maine jails. The new Jail Diversion through Work and Wellness program will target the jail population and focus resources on workforce development and mental health needs. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Maine Development Corporation |
EMDC requests funding to increase and improve the availability of agricultural workers, which may include both immigrant workers, as well as distressed on-farm family workers. Project seeks to address chronic underemployment in the agricultural workforce, particularly for farms producing perishable products. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Maine Development Corporation |
EMDC requests funding to provide individualized services and training to people and employers, through the U.S. Department of Labor Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA). Over a 24-month project period, EMDC will provide services to 150 workforce development front-line staff among the four Core Partners agencies in the WIOA system using a new technology platform developed in Ireland to reach a broader range of employers, job seekers and the partner programs. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$590,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Light Mercy Hospital |
Northern Light Mercy Hospital requests funding to renovate the Carriage House and further renovate the residence on the 44 Ohio Street campus to open a hub or Penquis Early Head Start and Head Start services, childcare services, and a family learning lab for women who are engaged in higher education and remote learning activities for their children while they are in SUD treatment. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$510,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Millinocket Regional Hospital |
Millinocket Regional Hospital (MRH), a Critical Access Hospital, is currently experiencing a surge in emergency room visits related to Mental Health crises and/or Substance Use Disorders. They propose to construct a designated “Safe Zone” using a current patient room and transforming it into one that can be safely and quickly converted into a mental health safe room by staff. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$405,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
East Millinocket Fire Department |
East Millinocket Fire Department ambulance looks to purchase two four-wheel drive ambulances to improve travel times during adverse weather. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Katahdin Valley Health Center |
KVHC will utilize the proposed funds to perform construction/expansion at the rural Brownville Health Center to add square footage to the existing facility as well as a small renovation to the existing space. |
Piscataquis County |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Light C.A. Dean Hospital |
Northern Light requests funding for upgrades to the hospital to replace a century-old facility to preserve and improve access to healthcare in Maine’s Moosehead Lake Region. |
Piscataquis County |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
American Red Cross, Northern New England Region |
The American Red Cross would like to fund critical repairs and upgrades to its biomedical facility in Portland to Securing Maine’s Blood Supply. This facility serves as a vital hub in the statewide collection and distribution of more than 60,000 units of blood and blood products annually and is home to the Portland fixed blood donation center. The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has driven changes in the Red Cross business model, escalating both the urgency and importance of investments in its blood collections program. Specifically, the funds will support a new statewide, community-based mobile blood drive staging area, parking lot repairs, and a generator at the Red Cross, Portland, ME biomedical facility. |
Portland |
ME |
$871,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
City of Portland requests CDS funds to be used for the physical renovation and build-out of public health clinic space in order to centralize and co-locate healthcare, public health and social services into one accessible location in Portland. The Portland Community Free Clinic, the STD Clinic, and the Substance Use Prevention and Harm Reduction Services which includes the Portland Needle Exchange, along with social services programs such as General Assistance, a new homelessness prevention program), mental health services, and several other programs will all be housed at 39 Forest Avenue. The strategic decision to centralize services into one building is based in research, born out of demand, and has been recognized by City Council and the community as a solution that simply makes sense for our clients and staff now and into the future. |
Portland |
ME |
$796,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Greater Portland |
United Way would like to create an environment better equipped with the awareness, knowledge, and skills to support children and families experiencing adverse childhood experiences. United Way of Greater Portland, through community engagement, is leading the creation of a Trauma-Informed Community that will create measurable and lasting change for children and adults who have experienced Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). Working across sectors and levels, United Way will work to change the attitudes and behaviors at the individual, organizational, and systems level to impact the entire environment in which a child experiences their daily interactions. This environment will broadly contribute to the nurturing care that will support the 46,500 children ages 3 and up in Cumberland County. More specifically, their better-equipped environment will support the 2,500 high school students who have already experienced four or more ACEs and are at greatest risk for damaging outcomes, as well as those not yet included in the data because of their age and those they will reach before they accumulate more ACEs. |
Portland |
ME |
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maine Aquaculture Innovation Center, Inc. |
To develop world class, industry-relevant, community college training programs that utilize cutting-edge technology to prepare the next generation of Maine’s seafood workforce. |
Washington County |
ME |
$977,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
York Hospital |
The York Hospital Recovery Center is requesting Community Project Funding to implement evidence-based programs aligned with Maine’s Opioid Response: 2021 Strategic Action Plan to confront the epidemic of substance use disorder (SUD), emphasizing opioid use disorder (OUD), and create a healthier, recovery-ready community. |
York County |
ME |
$227,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Maine Health Care |
Southern Maine Health Care requests funding to promote access to culturally appropriate primary and on demand care for New Mainers in the Sanford Hospital Service Area through in person and telemedicine visits. |
York County |
ME |
$222,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sanford Housing Authority |
To provide a campus wide WiFi infrastructure at Sanford Housing properties, home to seniors and people with disabilities. |
York County |
ME |
$122,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To improve pedestrian safety in five communities (Bangor, Auburn, Bath, Brewer, Topsham) |
Androscoggin, Sagadahoc, and Penobscot Counties |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Anson |
The Town of Anson is looking for CDS funds to repair the Madison/Anson Bridge, state roads through Anson/North Anson, sidewalks on Rt 16, and the development of railway and two tussles usable for snowmobiles, ATVs, bicycles, and walking trails. |
Anson |
ME |
$2,070,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To provide traveler information for Maine’s newest National Scenic Byways – Bold Coast, Katahdin Woods & Waters, and St. John Valley River. |
Aroostook and Penobscot Counties |
ME |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To upgrade the Maine Northern Railroad mainline from Millinocket to Scopan Twp to allow 25 mpg speeds and to upgrade the Presque Isle and Houlton Lines to allow for 25 mph speeds. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$12,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Loring Development Authority of Maine |
Funding to support the Loring Commerce Centre, formerly Loring Air Force Base, Maine's largest business park. This funding would be used to demolish substandard structures and initiate a marketing effort to attract new business tenants. |
Aroostook County |
ME |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
LA Community Little Theatre |
CDS funding is requested to renovate the exterior of the building, interior second floor classrooms and offices, related restrooms, and addition of an outdoor performance stage. |
Auburn |
ME |
$977,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bangor Region YMCA |
The Bangor Region YMCA urgently needs a new building to meet the increasing childcare, chronic disease, workforce development, and community service needs of the Greater Bangor Region. The new YMCA benefits the taxpayer and is a good use of federal funds in that it would revitalize an economically depressed "slum and blight" area on the Brewer waterfront with higher unemployment rates and more residents living in poverty than the state average. It will bring new businesses, employees, and visitors to the region helping it thrive economically and socially. |
Bangor |
ME |
$1,278,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bangor |
This is a request for funding for the installation of a commercial commissary kitchen in Bangor, a “Central Kitchen”. This project will benefit agricultural producers and processors in central, eastern, and northern Maine as a strategy for business development and job creation in Maine’s traded food clusters of agriculture and food processing. |
Bangor |
ME |
$1,010,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bath Area Family YMCA |
The Bath, ME YMCA is looking to build a new child care center to better serve te community and to meet the demand which is currently at capacity. |
Bath |
ME |
$1,456,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Belfast, Maine |
Improvements to 3 central streets in Belfast and upgrades to sewer and storm drains. Project to support local economic development. |
Belfast |
ME |
$4,972,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rockland |
Rockland, ME would like to fund the Rockland Commercial Fish Pier Rehabilitation, which includes repairs and improvements necessary to continue to provide economic development opportunities for the city and safe, affordable working waterfront access for the region |
City of Rockland |
ME |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Portland Council of Governments (GPCOG) |
This project involves the following three components to improve transit priority and accessibility: upgrade the PACTS Regional Traffic Management System (RTMS) server and software; replace older signal controllers and install needed equipment so that the region’s signals can connect to the RTMS and gain transit signal priority (TSP) functionality; construct accessibility improvements at 22 regionally significant transit stops to meet ADA requirements. Federal funds, if available, will be used across all three project areas and will help ensure that the regional transportation network is designed with all transportation users in mind, including motorists, transit users, cyclists, and pedestrians. The improvements will optimize traffic flow, improve transit operations, reduce travel delay, reduce emissions associated with idling vehicles, and ensure that the region's transit stops are safely accessible, particularly for elderly residents and those with mobility challenges.
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Cumberland |
ME |
$4,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Portland Council of Governments (GPCOG) |
This project involves mill and fill and shim and overlay pavement treatments for 8.2 miles of collector roads throughout the PACTS urbanized region to help address a significant funding gap. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$4,575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority |
MRRA requests funding to design, permit, and construct a User Fee Customs and Border Protection facility. |
Cumberland County |
ME |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To replace the 91 year old Dover Bridge over the Piscataquis River. |
Dover-Foxcroft |
ME |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Maine Community College |
This project seeks to support additional personnel, education, and training resources for an expanded community hub and the expansion and renovation of the Katahdin Higher Ed Center. Project would double the childcare space for Penquis, a regional community action program (CAP) agency, and expand services for residents of the Katahdin region. |
East Millinocket |
ME |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of East Millinocket |
Funds to support the renovation and repairs of 137,875 sf of existing buildings located on the East Millinocket Mill site. |
East Millinocket |
ME |
$2,851,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Falmouth |
The federal funding will complete the fundraising for the construction of the roundabout portion this project and allow the entire project to be realized. Roundabouts are relatively new transportation elements that provide enhanced safety over signalized intersections. Without these funds, the Town may need to consider phasing some of the improvements, such as installation of street light fixtures or other improvements. Federal funding will allow all work to be completed at the same time. |
Falmouth |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Franklin Development Council |
Community funding would match local and state resources to expand fiber-to-the-premise high speed internet connection to six towns in rural, western Maine. This expansion of critical internet infrastructure is vital to the long term economic strength of rural Maine. |
Franklin Couty |
ME |
$514,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of Gardiner |
The extension of the Cobbossee Corridor Trail from the Kennebec River Rail Trail all the way to the remaining dams on the stream will make this unique area accessible for recreation and will spur economic development in an area of the city that was once a key to its industrial past. |
Gardiner |
ME |
$967,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Gorham |
Federal funds would be used specifically for road construction of phase 1 of the project, based on professional roadway, drainage and floodwater, and sewer system design. The funds would be administered by the Town of Gorham and construction inspection will be overseen by the engineering firm SLR International Corporation. Road construction includes clearing and grubbing the road ROW, excavation for and installation of water, sewer, electric, telephone, cable, storm drainage, placing and compacting gravel sub-base and base materials, installation of granite curbing, paving and compacting two courses of asphalt, forming and pouring the concrete sidewalk (one side only), installation of road signage and pavement markings.
These funds will support road construction and improved access to an industrial park in Gorham. |
Gorham |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Irving Tanning Community Center |
To complete important renovations to the Irving Tanning Community Center located in Hartland, ME. |
Hartland |
ME |
$606,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Houlton |
To Repair & Replace Town Sidewalks & To Paint The Railings On the Gateway Crossing Pedestrian Bridge. |
Houlton |
ME |
$732,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To fund conversion of 4-lane section of Bangor Street to a 3-lane cross section with safety. Project requested by City of Augusta to MaineDOT due to several pedestrian crashes over the years. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Snow Pond Center For The Arts |
To fund a visual art studio and infrastructure improvement at the Snow Pond Center for the Arts. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Johnson Hall, Inc. |
To fund the second and final phase of the Johnson Hall renovation project, which addresses the theater’s interior. |
Kennebec County |
ME |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To fund reconstruction of 1.5 miles of highly used commuter route of US Route 1 to address deficiencies with safety, mobility, pavement drainage, pedestrian access, ADA compliance, and bicycle access, and replace a bridge in Camden. |
Knox County |
ME |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lewiston |
Funding to remove asbestos and other contaminants from and the replacement of the Bates Weave Shed roof. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Safe Voices |
The domestic violence resource center serving Androscoggin, Franklin, and Oxford counties seeks funding to install an elevator at its community-based program center in Lewiston. |
Lewiston |
ME |
$394,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Limerick |
This funding request will be for the Town of Limerick Fire/Rescue Department to construct a new facility. The current facility is not adequate to house fire and rescue apparatus, nor for meetings or housing fire and rescue personnel on their overnight shift.
|
Limerick |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To fund paving, pedestrian, and bicycle improvements and EV charging station installations on 9.4 miles of State Rt 27. There is no alternative access to Boothbay as one of Maine’s premier tourist destination. |
Lincoln County |
ME |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To reconstruct 1.1 miles of State Route 17 in town of Livermore Falls. Reconstruction project will address deficiencies with safety, mobility, pavement structure, drainage, pedestrian access, ADA compliance, bicycle access and parking. |
Livermore Falls |
ME |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Our Katahdin |
The CDS funding would pay for a site assessment and reuse study of the former Great Northern Paper Wastewater Treatment Plant. The proposed funds and project would be utilized to better understand the remediation and reuse of the former GNP waste water treatment plant. |
Millinocket |
ME |
$671,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Norridgewock |
Norridgewock, Maine, is a rural community in southern Somerset County with approximately 3,300 people. The Town is bisected by the Kennebec River and bounded on the west by the Sandy River. Our Town has dedicated itself to investing in improving infrastructure, especially its roadways, and is the sponsor of Central Maine Regional Airport. The Town’s unique location on two rivers has posed a significant hurdle in maintaining Town-maintained roads while preserving natural resources.
The total project estimate of $7,000,000 would support the reconstruction of these roadways, while protecting the natural resources nearby. The cost is substantial, but imminent, as the aforementioned factors will not remediate themselves, nor will climate change have a positive impact on river levels and the resulting erosion.
|
Norridgewock |
ME |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ogunquit |
This project includes structural and mechanical improvements to a footbridge and key access point to Perkins Cove. Project also includes reconstruction of Harbormaster quarter which houses bait shack for commercial fishermen, which is in poor condition.
Perkins Cove and the Perkins Cove Pedestrian Footbridge are destination locations along the Southern Maine seacoast region. Visitors from throughout the world (approximately 500,000 visitors annually) have been drawn to Perkins Cove to have their pictures
taken on the bridge as well as pause on the bridge and take in the sights and sounds of a true working commercial waterfront. Additionally, businesses located within and adjacent to the cove, recognizing the importance of the bridge, have adopted the bridge within their business branding. |
Ogunquit |
ME |
$2,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Orono |
Federal funds will be used for project administration and construction of new sidewalks, realigned bicycle lanes, improved pedestrian crossings and traffic calming devices on Main Street in Orono. |
Orono |
ME |
$1,369,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Western Foothills Land Trust |
The Western Foothills Land Trust (WFLT) is requesting funding for an essential community facility in Norway Maine, the Roberts Center for Agriculture and the Environment. The Center will expand Roberts Farm’s recreational capacity and potential audiences, enhancing its role as a tourist destination for Norway’s economic recovery. |
Oxford County |
ME |
$2,006,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To improve safety and mobility in the intersection of Route 2 and Route 7, a congested area prone to accidents. Area is major gateway to Moosehead Lake Region and forest products industry. Project includes construction of a 2-way left turn lane, a roundabout, as well as pedestrian and bicycle safety improvements. |
Penobscot County |
ME |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To rehabilitate 1.8 miles of Route 11 to address deficiencies with safety, mobility, pavement structure drainage, pedestrian access, ADA compliance, and bicycle access. This route is the primary access to Maine Central Institute and the bulk of major employers in Pittsfield, ME. |
Pittsfield |
ME |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To fund connection of Portland’s existing Bayside Trail to the Portland Transportation Center and Thompson Point, including multi-use trail construction for 1.5 miles to enhance the city’s and state’s quality of life. |
Portland |
ME |
$2,560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
eater Portland Council of Governments (GPCOG) |
The purpose of the project is to fund remaining costs associated with construction of a vessel equipped with a diesel-electric hybrid propulsion system. The vessel would replace the Maquoit II, Casco Bay Lines' primary freight vessel serving the down bay islands of Little Diamond, Great Diamond, Cliff Island, Long Island and Chebeague, which has reached its end of useful life. |
Portland, ME |
ME |
$9,383,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Committee to Restore Abyssinian Meeting House |
To support the restoration of the Abyssinian Meeting House. |
Portland, ME |
ME |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To provide preliminary engineering funding for improvements to US Route 1 over a 2-mile stretch. Coordinated with municipal and private investments in the downtown. |
Presque Isle |
ME |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Ecology School |
The Ecology School has been asked to work with the City of Saco and Maine Department of Transportation to design and construct a left turn treatment as warranted by traffic volume at the Simpson/Buxton Road intersection.
CDS funding will allow the construction of this left-hand turn lane to proceed with the goal for construction completion by May 1, 2022, as required by the City of Saco. |
Saco |
ME |
$803,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Appalachian Trail Conservancy |
The purpose of this project is to provide a permanent and enduring home-base for the organization’s public land stewardship work from which it can operate effectively and attract and retain more volunteers from a diversity of communities. At the center, the MATC will provide training and work-force development for volunteers, staff, students, land trusts, and other conservation organizations. These educational and operational benefits will increase MATC’s capacity to maintain hundreds of miles of the A.T. and address a backlog of maintenance and restoration needs in backcountry areas. Many of the skills to be addressed at the center are also transferable to professional settings. At its core, the project will increase opportunities for the public to experience and enjoy the A.T.
|
Skowhegan |
ME |
$554,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Main Street Skowhegan |
CDS funding to cover phase one costs for development of Whitewater River Park including a wave shaper and improved river access, terraced seating for events and construction of the river park. |
Somerset County |
ME |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of South Portland, Maine |
CDS funding to address funding gap for community broadband fiber-to-the-premises network to provide gigabit broadband to all residents and businesses, regardless of their ability to pay. |
South Portland |
ME |
$1,640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Falmouth, ME |
The project consists of a road realignment of Leighton Road at Falmouth Road to enhance safe crossing of an existing rail crossing on Falmouth Road. This crossing is in a Federal Railroad Administration-approved Quiet Zone. However, due to the current road alignment it does not meet the standard FRA requirement for safe vehicular approaches to this crossing. |
Town of Falmouth, ME |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Madison |
The Town of Madison would use CDS money to fund the engineering and equipment costs for the town to obtain an anaerobic digester that turns organic feed stock into renewable biogas (e.g., natural gas). |
Town of Madison |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Saint George, ME |
The Port Clyde Public Landing Project will provide a well-designed, accessible, resilient, and dependable working waterfront access facility that supports the new marine economy, retains high quality jobs, and enhances commerce within the village of Port Clyde and regionally. |
Town of Saint George |
ME |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Waldoboro |
The funding would support the Town of Waldoboro--in collaboration with LincolnHealth/ MaineHealth--in creating a community center and medical arts facility on a piece of municipal-owned land to improve access to new recreation and medical opportunities for the region. |
Town of Waldoboro |
ME |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To rehabilitate .74 miles of State Rt 32 to address deficiencies with safety, mobility, pavement drainage, pedestrian access, ADA compliance, and bicycle access. |
Vassalboro |
ME |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To reconstruct 1.85 miles of US Route 1 in Searsport to address deficiencies with safety, mobility, pavement structure, drainage, pedestrian access, ADA compliance, bicycle access and parking. |
Waldo County |
ME |
$9,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maine Department of Transportation |
To replace the Badge Island Bridge in Kittery which carries US Route 1 over the Piscataqua River. The bridge was constructed in 1938, is in poor condition, and has not seen an upgrade since 1986. Bridge traffic safety features do not meet current standards. |
York County |
ME |
$12,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sanford Housing Authority |
Funding requested to assist Sanford Housing Authority in renovating the community room offices, kitchen, and related support infrastructure to assist people experiencing homelessness. EnVision Centers supports the delivery of integrated services and increases the opportunity for low-income families to achieve self-sufficiency. |
York County |
ME |
$901,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fair Tide |
Seeking CDS funding to create one-stop resource center in Southern Maine bringing several agencies and social services under one roof. Funds would be used to acquire the site for this project. |
York County |
ME |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Trail Management District |
The project is engineering design of an 11-mile section of planned multi-use recreation trail and active transportation corridor between Kennebunk, Wells and North Berwick Maine. |
York County |
ME |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator King |
ME |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
York County Shelter Programs |
York County Shelter Programs would use funds to purchase and rehab a property that is centrally located in Sanford to serve as a Community Resource Center. |
York County |
ME |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Preserve Appletons Heritage, Inc |
The funds will to be used to redevelop the historic city hall in need of major and minor repairs. Funds would also be used to make the 2nd floor opera house accessible. |
Appleton |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Balkan Township |
Funds would be used to design, engineer and construct a fiber network over two square miles connecting 330 households to high-speed internet service.
|
Balkan Township |
MN |
$4,620,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Balkan Township |
The Township office is part of the Township Public Works Garage building. The building was built in 1934 and requires improvements to comply with current environmental, safety, and accessibility requirements. |
Balkan Township |
MN |
$77,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Bigfork |
The City of Bigfork is seeking help in securing funding for the needed Bigfork Community Enhancement project. The project entails adding a community strength, fitness and wellness center, public restrooms accessible from the multi-use Bigfork RiverWalk Trail, storage space for the Edge Center for the Arts and Bigfork School locker rooms and related amenities. |
Bigfork |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Chisholm |
The proposed new Chisholm Public Safety Facility will relocate the Police and Fire Departments from an old totally deficient 1908 building to an approximate 23,000 square foot facility located on the city owned site of the old wastewater treatment plant. The Chisholm Ambulance service will also relocate to the new facility. |
Chisholm |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Cromwell |
The City of Cromwell is seeking funding for community facility improvements to city streets, and accessibility improvements to parking lots and the community recreation facility as part of an overall city infrastructure project happening in the City of Cromwell. Construction is scheduled to begin in the fall of 2021 and completed in 2022. |
City of Cromwell |
MN |
$625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
The City of Ely has been working to develop a regional trailhead facility at the west entrance to Ely for nearly fifteen years. The project provides a visitors center as well as improves access to the Ely Bloomenson Hospital campus and Ely Ambulance Service. The regional trailhead facility will serve three significant regional trial systems, the Mesabi Trail, David Dill Taconite Trail; both of these start in Grand Rapids, and the Prospector Loop Trail System; a ATV/UTV trail system that connects many communities in the Arrowhead region. |
City of Ely |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
West Central Initiative |
Funds will be used to acquire farmland for the Farmland Conservation Partnership. Currently there are 2400 available acres identified in three clusters in west central Minnesota. This acreage will initiate a farm incubator program, in partnership with New Roots, a program of Northern Plains Sustainable Agriculture Society, to train and prepare emerging farmers for successful agricultural pursuits. This is modeled after the successful New Roots Farm Incubator near Moorhead, Minnesota. |
Clay, Becker, and Otter Tail County |
MN |
$23,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ag Innovation Campus |
The Ag Innovation Campus will serve as an incubator for agricultural innovations, with a goal to foster new and novel products, create jobs and increase the value of agriculture in the region and state. The AIC will support three crushing lines, each of which can be operated on conventional or specialty soybeans. In addition, the AIC will also be working on other oil seeds, including cover crops, which were cited as a key climate priority in President Biden's address to Congress last month. The AIC team is eager to work with the Biden administration to further promote the use of cover crops via the Ag Innovation Campus. |
Crookston |
MN |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Agricultural Utilization Research Institute |
The Agriculture Utilization Research Institute (AURI) is proposing to create a publicly available web-based decision aid tool for agriculture producers, processors, and communities that want to develop or utilize renewable natural gas projects. The tool would help assess feedstocks, processing sites, and end users.
|
Crookston |
MN |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Great Plains Institute |
Seeking federal funding to assist communities, environmental and agricultural stakeholders to create pilot projects demonstrating how solar deployment can mitigate nitrate contamination and risk. |
Dakota, Rock, Lincoln County |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Dilworth |
Demolition and construction of a fire hall serving two cities, three rural townships, and providing mutual aid to all other rural Clay County cities. |
Dilworth |
MN |
$4,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ely Area Ambulance Service |
EAAS is seeking funding to begin construction of an ambulance station that will provide staff modern living and working conditions. |
Ely |
MN |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Farmers Union |
This program would support the Minnesota wolf damage management program. Minnesota wolf range currently spans 30 counties and approximately 28,560 square miles requiring 10 seasonal employees and contributions from other full-time staff to respond to wolf complaints. |
Entire State |
MN |
$633,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Good Acre |
LEAFF is seeking funds to equitably pay BIPOC farmers for the produce they've harvested to redistribute to community members in need. LEAFF works exclusively with BIPOC growers, and work to obtain culturally specific foods that are rarely available to people facing hunger. |
Falcon Heights |
MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Prairie Pines Childcare Center |
Dollars requested will go towards a remodel of a high quality building that has been donated to Prairie Pines Childcare Center. The building is in excellent condition, but needs significant interior remodeling to provide childcare services and meet guidelines of the Department of Human Services. |
Fosston |
MN |
$418,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Goodhue County |
Provide broadband coverage to multiple rural unserved and under-served areas within Goodhue County. |
Goodhue County |
MN |
$4,280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Grand Portage Band of Lake Superior |
The Grand Portage Reservation is located in the extreme North East tip of Minnesota with the village less than 5 miles from the Canadian border. The purpose of this proposal is to replace the outdated and inefficient heating system at the Grand Portage Community Center. The current system is approximately 28 years old and is rated 70% efficient; the heating system has had multiple issues over the years which has resulted in high repair costs and a disruption in daily activities at the Community Center. |
Grand Portage |
MN |
$209,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Greenwood Township |
This project will provide fiber to the home to 1,370 HH/passings in Greenwood Lake Vermillion Townships in rural NE MN. |
Greenwood Township |
MN |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Minnesota State University Foundation |
The Southwest Minnesota State University Center for Integrated Agriculture and Food Systems will create multidisciplinary experiential educational opportunities within research projects that encourage sustainable agricultural practices, expose a diverse student population to rural career paths, and address food security issues. |
Marshall |
MN |
$1,980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Medford |
The City plans to build a new fire hall to accommodate the City's fire protection needs. The project includes a larger building to meet the equipment storage and training needs of the Medford Fire Department. The City currently owns the property and has studied and designed the building that will fit the current and future needs of Medford and surrounding communities. |
Medford |
MN |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Great Plains Institute |
The proposed project is intended to leverage the previous and ongoing work by these entities and to deliver solutions and best practices to state agencies and local land use authorities (cities and counties) to create a new wave of solar-integrated agriculture that protects and enhances agriculture and enables substantial new investment in Minnesota. Today solar development often competes with agriculture for land. While the total amount of farmland at risk for solar development is a tiny fraction of the nation's agricultural lands, the local impacts of a greatly expanded solar deployment, 6.9 million acres of land over the next 25 years, can be significant. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
MN State Southern Agricultural Center of Excellenc |
Southern Minnesota focus on developing new ways to grow communities and establishment of Rural Agricultural Community Initiatives - bring together vision and resources to educate, launch and grow ag and food future leaders, innovators and entrepreneurs in upper Midwest. |
Multiple College Campuses in Southern MN |
MN |
$2,965,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of New London |
The city has been planning on either building a new library building or renovating an existing building and have run into a large shortage of funding, due to the increase in construction costs and the architects estimates from 2016. |
New London |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Otter Tail County |
According to data from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development, less than 2% of Otter Tail County is served by broadband services that meet or exceed Minnesota's 2026 goal of all homeowners having access to at least one provider of broadband with download speeds of at least 100 megabits per second and upload speeds of at least 20 megabits per. Only three counties rank lower. All funds would be used for the construction of broadband internet in Otter Tail County. |
Otter Tail County |
MN |
$21,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Pine County |
Pine County, located in Minnesota Congressional District 8, along with full support of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, respectfully seeks funding to complete Broadband initiatives to underserved areas within Pine County, specifically census tract 9504. It is estimated that the project will cost $7,425,000 or $3043 per passing. The project estimate factors building asymmetrical fiber utilizing and expanding current infrastructure to complete the project. The timeline for the project is 2-3 years. |
Pine County |
MN |
$7,425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches (GMCC) |
The Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches is requesting funds for purchasing, installing, and operating cold-climate greenhouses at four farm sites in Sandstone, Backus, Pope County, and St. Joseph. The greenhouses will help increase access to locally-produced healthier food options all year round, increase food security, reduce health disparities from obesity and poor nutrition, provide immersive agricultural education programs, and promote sustainable agricultural practices. This project is a part of a comprehensive strategy to build equity across the food system for Black, Indigenous, and people of color in rural Minnesota while providing opportunities for collaboration between small farms, creating new distribution channels, nurturing the talent of emerging BIPOC and economically disadvantaged farmers, providing new opportunities in agri-businesses, and making regional food systems more resilient to climate change and macroeconomic disruptions like COVID-19. |
Pope County |
MN |
$1,327,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Oslo Region Joint Powers Board |
The Red River of the North, bordering MN and ND, is extremely susceptible to spring and summer flooding events, overtopping roads and rail transportation and inundating farmland.
|
Red River Valley/ Oslo |
MN |
$29,430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wuori Township Fiber for the Future! |
Paul Bunyan Communications is seeking federal funding to bring high speed broadband services to Wuori Township, just outside of Virgina, Minnesota. The project will reach approximately 280 locations in the township. |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$744,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Biwabik Township |
Biwabik Township has undertaken a comprehensive strategy to address health and safety facility needs and resident quality of life enhancements. As part of this strategy, the Township recently constructed a new Town Hall to better serve the needs of Township residents and to provide a viable space to conduct Township essential government services. The cost of the facility was $788,018. A vast portion of this cost was paid by the Township setting aside excess general fund balances of a 15 year period. This demonstrated a responsible means of financing the Town Hall. |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$626,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Paul Bunyan Communications |
Paul Bunyan Communications is seeking federal finding to bring high speed broadband services to French Township, just north of Hibbing, Minnesota. The project will reach 86 locations within the township. |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$92,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Bois Forte Tribal Government |
Greenwood Township is physically adjacent to the Vermilion sector of this Bois Forte reservation and is currently considered underserved based upon the State of Minnesota guidelines for broadband. This culturally diverse community maintains close economic ties with the Bois Forte Reservation. This area is composed of Tribal school teachers, medical personnel, teleworkers and home based entrepreneurs that could benefit from this project and provide financial viability and sustainability throughout this entire region. This project involves a fiber to the home buildout that will provide the necessary bandwidth to support this region for the next 20 years. |
Tower |
MN |
$6,924,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Vermilion Housing Corporation |
Vermilion Housing Corporation is a non profit volunteer board that owns and operates 50 apartments in four separate buildings that have been constructed in 1976 and are in need of major rehabilitation to continue to provide a safe and adequate living place for low to moderate income tenants. Three of the four buildings have been maintained as normal wear and tear occurs, however they are approaching 50 years of use by various tenants and it is essential to rehabilitate the structures. These buildings consist of one and two bedroom apartments that are critical to meet the needs of low to moderate income families, at a reasonable affordable rent rate and in a safe and friendly environment. Vacancies have been running high due to the various physical problems associated with the apartments thus the availability of access to affordable housing is restricted. |
Tower, MN |
|
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Agricultural Interpretive Center |
Farmamerica was established in 1978 by the Minnesota State Legislature as Minnesota's official Interpretive Center for Agriculture. Assistance from federal funds would get the "Rooted & Growing" capital campaign up and running significantly faster, attracting new and repeat visitors, and increasing consumer awareness of agriculture's economic and daily impact on people’s lives. Federal funds will specifically be used for the following:
The silo area of the Farmamerica visitor center will be remodeled to an engaging, safe, interactive, exploratory space for visitors to discover how they are personally connected to agriculture through hands-on experiences and exhibits. The hallway of the Farmamerica visitor center will be remodeled to a meaningful and more functional space with interactive displays highlighting farmer sustainability and seed technology.
A new summer day-camp (Ag Career Immersion program) will be developed to help youth and young adults make connections between their interests and agriculture careers in southern Minnesota
|
Waseca |
MN |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hmong American Farmers Association |
Federal funds received would be used for the Phase 2 of our Capital Campaign project, which focuses on building a 6000 square feet year-round wash, rinse, cooling and curing facility and office space on the HAFA incubator farm. We expect to finalize the construction plan by the end of FY2022 and start construction in FY2023.
|
West Saint Paul |
MN |
$3,640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Duluth |
The Duluth Police Department seeks funds for 911 automated response system for customer service. The city is proposing to improve their equipment by adding a variety of software.
One program will extract geographic data, providing actionable insights to keep communities safer, deploy resources more efficiently, and improve external communications. Agencies will benefit from transparency allowing for easy, seamless publication of data from agencies to the public. The software will also provide automated data feeds, citizen-facing incident alerts, and efficient and effect responses to public records requests. It will also increase transparency by allowing citizens to view crime trends in via mapping.
Another platform will provide law enforcement agencies a tool to leverage data to better improve public perception, and increase efficiency. The program will provide status updates to users of 911 as well as status updates to those who are victims of crime to keep them apprised of their investigation and how law enforcement can improve response and service by enabling law enforcement agencies to send one-to-one text messages and emails to those served. It also allows for mobile friendly surveys to crime victims, reporting parties and other members of the community providing critical input that can be used to direct resources, train staff, and elevate service.
Lastly, a data management system will feature seven integrated modules: Officer Profile, Training, Activity, Use of Force, Internal Affairs, Community Engagement, and Performance Evaluations. These are essential for capturing critical data and departmental reports to facilitate proactive police management and preventative early intervention.
|
Duluth |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Office of the Ramsey County Attorney |
The Community Violence Prevention program will provide robust resources and 24/7 support delivered by trusted community members. The plan includes an effort co-led with the community, aligning City and County resources, to invest in dedicated staff capacity to advance this work. In addition, a community-based team of 24/7 support coaches will meet the immediate safety and wellness needs of people caught up in serious violence.
|
Ramsey County |
MN |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
The Rochester Police Department seeks COPS Law Enforcement Technology funding to adopt an Records Management System (RMS) that integrates the agency's mobile video and digital storage technologies into a cloud-based report writing and storage solution. The RMS will use artificial intelligence to monitor video and provide an early-warning pointer system to the department's Office of Police Standards and Accountability. |
Rochester |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester, MN |
Bridging the gap between young people, minorities, and law enforcement is a challenge faced daily by the Rochester Police Department. The Rochester Police Department seeks to launch a Community Collaboration Program focused on two audiences, youth and diverse residents. The initiative will provide opportunities for officers to interact with these groups in non-confrontational settings and build trust. The Community Collaboration Program will provide opportunities for officers to build relationships with kids, mentor troubled adolescents, and encourage diverse residents to engage in public service.
|
Rochester |
MN |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Saint Cloud Police Department |
The specific need for this funding is to increase visibility and community involvement in an additional neighborhood with the expectation to reduce crime, increase police and community interaction, and unify neighborhood organizations. This would be accomplished with purchase of an existing residence to establish the City of Saint Cloud second House. COP stands for Community Outpost and is a home in a neighborhood that has had issues with crime activity.
The first COP House was established in the City of Saint Cloud in August of 2017 on the city's south-side and has thrived as a Outpost for the community. The amount of direct spending requested would be utilized to purchase and make improvements on an existing residence as well as provide adequate funding to modify the residence to accommodate COP House programming and office space for tenants not limited to but would include human services, health care, neighborhood organization space and ambulance services. The new Community Outpost would be considered on the cities east side which has seen a significant shift in quality of life issues to include crime, homelessness, and mental health calls for service. |
Saint Cloud, MN |
MN |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension |
This proposal is for an expansion of an existing Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) Bemidji Regional Facility which is expected to expand the building from approximately 25,000 to 50,000 square feet. It would house personnel from the various divisions within the BCA including Investigations, the Forensic Science Services, and Minnesota Justice Information Services (MNJIS). Funding would be required for design, renovation, new construction and supplying the facility with the necessary additional furnishings and laboratory equipment. The BCA would seek additional state funding and for on-going operating expenses after construction is complete. The expansion would impact all aspects of the services provided from this location including standard office space, interview/polygraph room, laboratory space, evidence storage, meeting/training room(s), and garage area(s) to maintain response vehicles as well as a space for processing evidence. The building would require heightened security measures included in the building design, with security cameras, perimeter fencing, break-in alarms and access control to be compatible with existing BCA security protocols. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$38,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
The City of Saint Paul requests funding to replace its fleet of Motorola 800MHz radios used by first responders to ensure continuity of communications and safety for both the responders and to call for resources to serve and protect the community. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Women's Advocates, Inc. |
Women's Advocates requests funding for their emergency domestic violence shelter, which annually provides safety, basic needs, and caring support and advocacy to 125 victim/survivors and up to 150 of their children.
A U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development contract, which expires in December 2021, represents around 20 percent of Women's Advocates annual shelter operations budget. While Women's Advocates has other sources of funding to support families in crisis, maintaining shelter operations is an ongoing challenge as most currently available funding sources are targeted to identifying and moving victim and survivors into transitional housing and cannot be allocated toward sheltering women in acute crisis.
Women's Advocates is seeking three years of transitional funding to ensure they can keep the shelter doors open and continue to be a refuge for DV victims while they identify new funding. The project includes building maintenance and repairs, utilities costs, depreciation and other facilities-related costs, as well as wages and benefits for facilities maintenance staff.
|
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
PCs for People |
Bridging the digital divide means ensuring that everyone has equitable access to the technology tools needed to fully participate in society. Due to the increase in demand for laptops, PCs for People has requested $105,000 to purchase 300 laptops from an electronics recycler so they can distribute them to low-income families within the Twin Cities. The price for each laptop that they will purchase is $350. PCs for People will then refurbish each device and load a genuine Microsoft operating system and Windows 10 Pro. Additional software will include LibreOffice, Google Chrome, Windows Defender, MalwareBytes, CCleaner, and VLC Player. PCs for People staff will provide digital literacy materials to all individuals receiving a computer with topics including how to set up the computer at home, where to get mobile internet service, what software is included with the PC, how to avoid viruses, and where to go if you need support or a repair. After distributing the laptops, PCs for People provides all customers with a full year of warranty and repairs and access to customer service support members. Their customer service team has representatives that speak Spanish, Hmong, and Somali. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
The Saint Paul Police Department’s (SPPD) Law Enforcement Career Path Academy (LECPA) is a collaboration that builds a pathway to law enforcement careers for young adults who have traditionally faced additional barriers, including race, income, gender, and lack of education. Its graduates are currently helping to diversify the SPPD, but even those who have not become SPPD officers have gained college degrees and work experience and have provided hundreds of hours of community service because of their time in LECPA.
|
Saint Paul, MN |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin County |
The creation of a Family Dependency Treatment Court (FDTC) is a tool to address the opioid crisis in the State of Minnesota. As part of the response to Hennepin County's opioid crisis, this project is to create a FDTC in Hennepin County, Minnesota. A FDTC is a court devoted to cases of child abuse and neglect that involve substance abuse by the child's parents or other caregivers. Its purpose is to protect the safety and welfare of children while giving parents the tools they need to become sober, responsible caregivers. To accomplish this, the court draws together an interdisciplinary team that works collaboratively to assess the family situation and to devise a comprehensive case plan that addresses the needs of both the children and the parents. In this way, the court team provides children with quick access to permanency and offers parents a viable chance to achieve sobriety, provide a safe and nurturing home, and hold their families together.
|
Washington, MN |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project would provide funds for the construction of segment lines necessary to continue to bring connectivity that will complete the Lewis & Clark Regional Water System. These are shovel ready projects that will bring us closer to full completion of the project and continue the all for one approach the delegations have taken towards completion of the LCRWS system that serves South West Minnesota. |
10 SW Counties |
MN |
$21,914,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Blue Earth County |
Blue Earth County, MN is requesting funding assistance for a County-Wide Energy Efficiency Project as this project may provide economic, environmental, and local community workforce benefits in Southern MN. The vision of this project includes a combination of a solar renewable energy application, County-wide energy efficiency measures and the installation of a geothermal heating and cooling system. These energy solutions will help progress the County towards clean electricity at various sites across the community.
|
Blue Earth County |
MN |
$4,330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Duluth |
This funding would allow the City to overcome funding challenges, and implement a showcase of clean energy technologies providing solar renewable energy applications, create energy efficiency measures and move toward clean electricity for the City of Duluth and surrounding community. |
City |
MN |
$5,874,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Duluth |
The City of Duluth and the Port of Duluth are working on proposals to welcome cruise ship passengers. In order to do so, the harbor needs additional dredging to accommodate larger cruise ships, and a seawall needs to be restored.
|
City of Duluth |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center |
This project will fund the construction of a 186-person energy efficient dormitory at the Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center. Additionally the funds would be used to improve an existing dormitory into a net-zero energy and water residence. |
City of Finland |
MN |
$9,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Kasson |
In 2019 the City of Kasson, MN received substantial rainfall and experienced large amounts of flooding that affected 100's of businesses and homes. The purpose of this project is to complete project alternatives to reduce flooding along Masten Creek through the City of Kasson. Masten Creek flows through the south-central portion of the City of Kasson. More recently the area along the stream corridor has experienced extreme flood events that have resulted in damages to property and disruptions to traffic and City services. The floodplain along the Creek is partially developed and predominantly privately owned. |
City of Kasson |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding will allow for dredging to ensure good harbor conditions needed for watercraft accessibility. This project is vital to the economic vitality and viability of the community. |
City of Saint Paul |
MN |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The purpose of this project is to allow subgrade and base drainage to keep water out of the road bed and reduce possible failures, reconstruct sidewalks to meet ADA standards, and upgrade water and sewage to ensure reliable usage. This project is proposed to be completed in two separate phases that will occur in two separate stages. Phase 1, Stage 1 and Stage 2 will require all construction to occur in calendar years 2021 and 2022. Stages 1 and 2 include water mains, sanitary sewer lines and storm sewer system. All of the infrastructure are old and deteriorated and have out-lived their useful life. |
City of Virginia |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Detroit Lakes Public Utilities |
This facility will provide renewable energy to 3200 homes. This will allow less capacity to serve local load and increase the probabilities of reliability related outages and poor power quality. The combination of solar with Energy Storage System (ESS) back up can stabilize the grid in a clean and environmentally responsible manner. |
Detroit Lakes |
MN |
$42,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Friends of the Falls |
In FY21, an $88.52 million appropriation was enacted for the Mississippi River between Missouri River and Minneapolis. This proposal is in addition to that amount in order to address an emerging requirement. WRDA 2020 did not authorize the Corps to divest of the Lock. This proposal allows the Corps to address seepage on the cross over wall while also preventing them from transferring the Lock without authorization. Eliminating water intrusion caused by the degradation of the cross over wall is crucial to the re-use and redevelopment of land at the Upper Lock that Congress directed be conveyed to the City of Minneapolis or its designee for the benefit of the public. Reuse and investment benefitting the vision for this site may be hindered if the safety and security of the site is threatened by seepage and cracking of the cross over wall.
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Rochester |
The City of Rochester is seeking federal funding for a geothermal clean energy project that would reduce emissions and provide energy service to several buildings downtown, including City Hall, the Rochester Public Library, Mayo Civic Center, and Rochester Art Center. |
Rochester |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Federal funds will be used to fund the Biwabik Township Fire Hall expansion and parking lot ($625,491). The additional proposed project activities will be funded from identified project partners. These activities include constructing a trail system to and from the new Town Hall ($143,882), reconstructing and paving the Township Hall parking lot ($61,960), and installing a fire hydrant to an existing water main ($27,638). |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Stearns County |
Stearns County is proposing a County-Wide Clean Energy Demonstration Project to allow the County to implement an impactful energy project providing economic, environmental, and local community workforce benefits in Stearns County. This project vision includes solar applications, energy efficiency measures, and moving towards clean electricity at many sites across our community. These sites are vital in supporting the community, workforce, and critical infrastructure operations. This project will reduce energy and operational costs long term, diversify energy generation to include renewable energy sources, significantly reduce GHG and Carbon emissions, and demonstrate to the public community-accessible clean energy technologies. In addition to these anticipated benefits and outcomes, this project will spur economic development, create local jobs, and provide equitable access to clean energy technologies--all benefits that are much needed in Stearns County. |
Stearns County |
MN |
$4,637,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
FY 22 funds would allow for immediately constructing small-scale navigation efficiency improvements and ecosystem restoration projects that will provide tremendous ecological and economic benefits to the region as well as complete design work for at least one new 1,200-foot lock chamber to begin modernizing the system.
Ecosystem restoration measures would occur in all five Upper Mississippi Basin states. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers estimates the creation of nearly 50 million man-hours of construction for the navigation efficiencies, including the seven lock chambers, mooring cells at key locations, and guidewall extensions at some existing locks. The new lock construction would occur along Missouri and Illinois state borders. Other navigation improvements would occur along Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin. |
Various Locations |
MN |
$45,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Northwest Angle Forgivable Loan Program |
In response to the COVID–19 pandemic, and resulting border closure, the Headwaters Regional Development Commission will establish a forgivable loan program to eligible small businesses located on the Northwest Angle that are impacted by United States and Canadian border restrictions. |
Angle Inlet |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Comunidades Organizando el Poder y la Accion Latin |
This proposal seeks to provide immediate; culturally-specific; relief to immigrant communities struggling to restore the losses suffered during the pandemic. At the same time, it will address systemic disparities by eroding the barriers that keep these communities from achieving equitable economic outcomes.
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Dakota County Technical College (DCTC) |
Funds will be used to purchase the materials for resurfacing the Commercial Driving Center and the Decision Driving Range, thereby updating crumbling infrastructure. The funds would cover both materials and labor. The updated driving labs will host the new Minnesota State Commercial Driver Training Academy, a public-private partnership recently funded by a Minnesota Job Skills Partnership (MJSP) Grant. |
Rosemount |
MN |
$2,175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Neighborhood Development Center |
Federal funds would provide gap financing to ensure the commercial spaces in the Chicago-Lake Rebuilding Project remain affordable for local, BIPOC business owners over the long term. |
St.Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) Twin |
With this proposal, LISC Twin Cities seeks to support the critical creative economies in St. Paul, Minnesota. LISC will support four community partners working in cultural districts. LISC has a history of investing in communities of color, working to close the gap in housing, education, lending, and creative activities. Their support for the St. Paul cultural and creative districts goes back decades, and this project builds on that long history of investment and support. |
St.Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Homeland Security |
City Of Duluth, MN |
The Aerial Lift Bridge is iconic to Duluth, the region, and draws in visitors from around the globe.
Critical work to address reliability and safety concerns and repair the bridge’s overhead truss, pedestrian sidewalks, the lower region of the lift span truss, the bituminous surface of the bridge approaches, and repairs of concrete surfaces to preserve structural soundness and mitigate future repairs all will contribute to a more safe bridge, while avoiding exponentially increasing costs due to further deterioration. |
Duluth |
MN |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Homeland Security |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
The proposed use of the Congressionally Directed funding will be to build a new Law Enforcement and Emergency Management facility for the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa. |
Fond du Lac Reservation |
MN |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Homeland Security |
City of Minneapolis, Fire Department |
The City of Minneapolis Emergency Operation Training Facility (EOTF) is a multi-agency public safety facility used to train first responders, fire professionals, law enforcement officials, technical rescue and hazardous materials specialists, as well as state and federal incident management personnel. The intent of this project is to seek the development of unused, city-owned property on the existing site for the enhancement of training and response capabilities of multiple partners - those being local, regional and state public safety, emergency planners, utility providers and transportation agencies. The EOTF is home to Minnesota Task Force One, a multi jurisdictional response team that provides responses in catastrophic situations across Minnesota. Currently, Minnesota Task Force One sends trainees to Wisconsin as that is the closest site with the needed facilities. The goal of this project is to keep training costs down by having a local facility. |
Fridley |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Homeland Security |
Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) |
Currently airport police, fire, emergency management, and emergency communications are spread across five sites on the MSP airport campus, including areas within the two passenger terminals. Centralizing the operations in one space outside of the terminals would better insulate both the airport’s day-to-day operations as well as facilitate a seamless transition to emergency operations if needed. Centralizing the operations will also significantly enhance communications and coordination when responding to day-to-day incidents as well as emergencies, including terrorist incidents, aviation accidents, natural disasters and even public health emergencies. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Homeland Security |
Oslo Region Joint Powers Board |
The project is a well-studied and publicly accepted solution to mitigate the frequency and intensity of flooding. Removing blockages in the river channel, including the two bridges that do not accommodate current flow rates, and replacing them with appropriately sized bridges allows the Red River to flow within its natural channel rather than overflow its banks. Additional protective levees and removal of 40 blockages in the river channel will lead to a significant reduction in flood occurrences and duration, as shown by recent modeling research conducted by Houston Engineering. |
Oslo |
MN |
$17,998,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Homeland Security |
City of Saint Paul |
Construction of a new Fire station is needed to serve the growing needs the city's East Side community. The existing Fire Station is 91 years old and can't support the personnel or resources needed to provide adequate and equitable fire and medical response for some of the city's most vulnerable residents. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Appleton |
The City has since began significant investments in its water infrastructure, such as issuing a $6 million bond for the construction of a new water treatment facility through the Minnesota Public Facilities Authority. While progress has certainly been made, 9 of the small city's streets and their corresponding underground water and sewer utilities, sanitary sewer collection system, fresh water distribution systems, and drainage systems require repair or replacement. |
Appleton |
MN |
$16,040,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Aurora |
2015 engineering and 2017 financial studies indicate that consolidation of three water treatment plants serving the East Mesabi cities of Biwabik, Hoyt Lakes and Aurora Minnesota into one plant plus the added treated water transmission piping would result in an overall cost savings over the cost to upgrade , maintain and operate the three existing plants. Today, the Aurora water treatment plant needs major renovation or replacement. At the same time, a new centralized raw water source was identified which will provide better quality raw water for the new treatment plant and customers. |
Aurora |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Austin |
The City of Austin, MN requests $28.5M for an Expansion Phosphorus Reduction Project for the municipal wastewater treatment plant (WWTP). The $28.5M request represents 33.7% of the overall project costs. The proposed project is tailored around water quality improvements and expansion to accommodate community growth. |
Austin |
MN |
$28,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Babbitt |
The project has and will include planning, design, and construction of a new preliminary treatment building, a new aeration, MBR filtration, and UV disinfection building, a new control building along with new sludge treatment, site work, demolition, electrical and will involve re-purposing of existing aeration tanks. The project also includes lining or replacement of old sewer collection system piping.The city has had to make costly repairs to the existing facility numerous times over the last several years. |
Babbitt |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaver Bay |
Replace the entire water intake pipe from intake with HDPE pipe sections are fused together through a heat process that effectively joins the pipe into one section structure to pumping well. The complete replacement alternative has the advantage of eliminating risks of failure of aged piping. Anchoring into bedrock is a good solution. Boulders will need to be moved aside to expose the bedrock along the length of the pipe alignment. Vendors identified stainless steel bolt embedded at least a foot into rock with half pipe sleeve to protect piping. Anchoring every 20 feet should provide adequate anchorage while maintaining some flexibility for the piping. The main concern for the water intake piping is protection against wave forces. The force from waves dissipates exponentially with water depth. For example, the wave force at 8 feet depth is one fourth the wave force at 4 feet depth. As such, protection of the pipe from wave forces is critical in shallow water and can be reduced at depth. For the Beaver Bay intake piping it is recommended to protect the pipe to a water depth of about 15 feet Placing concrete mats over the pipe will protect the pipe from damage by boulders and will also allow the pipe to flex when needed. The concrete mats consist of small concrete blocks about 15” by 17”by 5 to 8 inches thick connected together with high strength polyester cables that are cast into the blocks. The technical term for the mats is articulating concrete block system. Open spaces between the blocks allow the mat to flex like a blanket. Open space can vary from 10 to 20% of the mat area. The mats range in sizes with a width of up to 8 feet and length of up to 40 feet. The articulating block mats would be laid over the installed pipe to provide protection from moving boulders. Although these mats are normally used for erosion control they have been used for marine applications. After the mats are laid over the pipe, boulders would be placed on the part of the mat that is laying on the lakebed, not on the pipe. The Minnesota Department of Health requires that water treatment facilities are designed in accordance with 10 State Standards (Recommended Standards for Waterworks). These standards include several basic requirements for water intake structures. Some of these are: Adequate protection against rupture by dragging anchors, ice, etc. Intake ports at sufficient depth to maintain submergence at low water levels. Withdrawal of water from more than one level if quality varies with depth. Design shall provide for occasional cleaning of intake p |
Beaver Bay |
MN |
$1,018,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bemidji |
The Wastewater Treatment Facility in the City of Bemidji is in dire need of rehabilitation and expansion to three clarifiers. Designed in 1985, the current system includes two only two clarifiers. When one is out (for regular maintenance or for repairs), the one remaining is inadequate. This project will correct three issues that are vital and urgent for the environment and safety of the community. |
Bemidji |
MN |
$4,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Biwabik |
This project is intended to correct severe deficiencies in the sanitary sewer, water and storm sewer systems, as well as deteriorating streets and alleys. The project includes complete renovation of State highway 135, which is also Main Street. We also intend to improve a corridor that connects our industrial park with State and County Highways. |
Biwabik |
MN |
$3,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Boyd |
This Congressionally Directed Spending Request would assist the City of Boyd in the predesign, design, and construction of upgrades to their aging and failing infrastructure system. Selected portions of the water distribution system would be replaced. This would include new water mains, gate valves, fire hydrants, and service laterals/curb stops. The storm sewer system needs replacement of approximately 3,500 LF of storm sewer pipe. Congressional funds would also assist the City of Boyd with street restoration that is required for all work within roadways. |
Boyd |
MN |
$6,754,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Brooten |
The City of Brooten, MN needs funding for expanding their drinking water and wastewater services to all residents within city limits. This project would loop the water main to help alleviate problems with stagnant water, replace a suboptimal lift station, lower shallow sewer lines to allow for expansion, and construct a well and well house to provide the required capacity for city needs. Additionally, the expanding meat processing industry needs the infrastructure to support their operations. |
Brooten |
MN |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Buhl |
In 2018 the City of Buhl began the process of identifying critical repairs needed to aging infrastructure along with planning for industrial expansion along the Highway 169 corridor. Total project costs which include water wastewater infrastructure, water tower replacement, industrial park water infrastructure expansion, and street reconstruction total $9,781,708. The city began construction on this project in 2020 Additional funding is necessary to complete this project in its entirety by the end of 2022. |
Buhl |
MN |
$4,371,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City on Calumet |
The City of Calumet is over 100 years old and some of its water mains are old cast iron with lead joints and lead house services and some areas restrict flows because of the smaller pipe sizes. Some water mains have experienced numerous breaks in the last several years and have many patches on them and continue to be a health and public safety problem. One water main break that was patched, drained our water tank a few years ago. The city is joined with the City of Marble for a waste water treatment plant that is over 30 years old and is in need of updates or replacement. Some of its streets need repair and tarring. The city hall building is almost 100 years old and needs some updates as well. |
Calumet |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Leech Lake Tribal College |
In addition to the challenges brought on by COVID, the dormitory project is intended to address the challenges each winter brings with regards to severe weather conditions that make student commutes to classes extremely difficult or impossible. Leech Lake Tribal College is hoping to provide those students with a dependable and safe place regardless of weather throughout their college career. |
Cass Lake |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Clarkfield |
The City of Clarkfield needs funding for replacement of existing drinking water, wastewater, stormwater, and street infrastructure. Portions of the existing systems are in the process of being replaced in a project funded with $17.6 million from the US Department of Agriculture Rural Development, MN Department of Employment and Economic Development, MN Water Infrastructure Fund, Minnesota Department of Transportation, and city funds. However, the remainder of the systems are in very poor condition. The existing drinking water is very hard, and while safe to drink, is considered by most residents to be unsatisfactory. The existing streets are in poor condition and require replacement along with underground piping. |
Clarkfield |
MN |
$7,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Climax and East Central Regional Water Dis |
The City of Climax (City) has exceeded the EPAs Arsenic MCL max levels 10 times in the last 14 years. The proposed project would include bringing a pipeline from East Central Regional Water District, a rural water district located in North Dakota, to the City. The pipeline would be proposed to be large enough for the City to be able to decommission their existing water tower, water treatment plant and wells. The project would ultimately help the City in reducing operation and maintenance cost. The project would benefit the City, District 7, and the state of MN, by promoting regionalization and allowing communities in MN to have water sources that are not contaminated. |
Climax |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
The FDL Band currently operates a solid waste transfer station on Carlton County Road 5
(Co. Rd. 5). The 0.5-acre site includes a household hazardous waste shed, recycling shed,
dumpsters for municipal solid waste and bulk items, a 560-gallon waste oil tank housed
within an enclosure, a cardboard baler located in a garage stall, and a small shed used as
an employee office. With the shortcomings of the existing facility's location, size and layout, FDL investigated four alternative
options and sites to address facility efficiencies, promote the Band's food sovereignty initiatives,
and prepare for an ever changing climate. |
Cloquet |
MN |
$4,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Coleraine |
"Roosevelt Street (Corey Alley) pavement is crumbling and close to undrivable. The sewer lines beneath the street are leaking and need to be replaced. The water lines run right next to the sewer and are in danger of being compromised. We need to replace pavement, sewer lines and water lines. We have evaluations completed by our city Engineer, SEH and they gave given us estimations of cost to repair and just what we need to do. Corey alley was evaluated in early 2020 and Congdon Street was videoed in the fall of 2020 and preliminary results showed the top of the clay pipes are just gone. Completely open to the earth above. They are still evaluating additional filmage. We need to dig up the street, and replace sewer lines. Hopefully our water lines are good. We will know more once we open the ground." |
Coleraine |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cook |
Federal funds would be used to complete the engineering and construction costs to address the drainage problems on North River Street. |
Cook |
MN |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cook |
The restoration of the ponds, dike grading and additional rip-rap is estimated to be 157,000. Additional structural repairs are needed, the lift station pumps must be replaced and the boat lift should be reconstructed. |
Cook |
MN |
$278,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Crane Lake Water & Sanitary District |
The federal funds would be used to pay down the total debt on the project of over $1.5 million which has become unbearable for the small sewer district. Rates are sky high: $130 per month. Property owners in the district pay increased taxes above the sewer rate to support the system and help pay the debt. This is based on 91 total accounts (83 residential, 8 business) in the township. Debt payments consume 50% of the CLWSD annual revenues. With no debt relief, sewer rates will go up $50/month to $180 per month. This amount is extremely high in Minnesota and way above the metropolitan rates of $30-$50/month. It is unsustainable in a small township with a small population based upon the tourism economy exclusively at the entrance point for Voyageurs National Park, the Boundary Waters Canoe Are Wilderness, and the Quetico Provincial Park. Additionally, the sewage treatment plant is now in need of over $200,000 in repairs and deferred maintenance. With these burdensome debt payments, this investment is impossible to make by the CLWSD. The Voyageurs National Park Clean Water Joint Powers Board has worked since 2007 to clean up the waters of the National Park. Over $30 million has been invested in providing modern sanitary systems for portions of the four entry communities to the National Park. Crane Lake is one of these four entrance communities. The solution is for the USDA to forgive the remaining debt of $1.3 million by administrative action or Congress to authorize the relief. |
Crane Lake |
MN |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Widseth, on behalf of Dawson |
Federal funds will be used to reconstruct the city roads, including bituminous covering, curb, gutter and drainage. The roads will include striping, ADA accessible street entrances and lighting for safety. The federal funding will be in combination with state of MN Public Facilities Authority (PFA) funding that will pay for water and wastewater infrastructure.
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Dawson |
MN |
$5,216,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City Of Duluth, MN |
The Aerial Lift Bridge is iconic to Duluth, the region, and draws in visitors from around the globe.
Critical work to address reliability and safety concerns and repair the bridge’s overhead truss, pedestrian sidewalks, the lower region of the lift span truss, the bituminous surface of the bridge approaches, and repairs of concrete surfaces to preserve structural soundness and mitigate future repairs all will contribute to a more safe bridge, while avoiding exponentially increasing costs due to further deterioration. |
Duluth |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Elizabeth |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement drinking water treatment and distribution and sanitary sewer collection. The entire water distribution system would be replaced using trenchless construction methods. New service connections would be made from the new mains to existing buildings. Several additional watermains would be installed with additional looping that would be incorporated into the system to provide increased reliability and enhanced water quality for the community. Gate valves would be added to the system along with more hydrants. New meters would also be installed. Proposed wastewater improvements include 2,600 LF of 8" sewer main, service connection point repairs, a new lift station, replacement of the rip rap on all three wastewater stabilization pond cells, improvements to the access road, and replacement of site fencing. |
Elizabeth |
MN |
$4,465,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
Critical improvements to wastewater treatment infrastructure in order to remove mercury and protect the waters of Minnesota and the health of its citizens. This project will include infrastructure improvements to comply with new stringent environmental regulations (discharge standards to Waters of the State) as well as expansion of the WWTF flow capacity to manage peak flow events that require a new filtration system capable of meeting effluent permit requirements. |
Ely |
MN |
$7,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
ISD 696 is currently undergoing a $20,000,000 renovation and expansion project. As part of the project all of the internal plumbing in the buildings will be replaced and upgraded to current code. The cost to complete this work is $325,000. The City of Ely and ISD 696 do not have funding for this necessary work. |
Ely |
MN |
$245,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Eveleth |
The water system under Garfield Street found the existing water facilities to include: cast iron water main, cast iron water main, 39 lead service stubs, nine copper service stubs, nine double-disk main line gate valves, and three fire hydrants. According to City records, the water main was installed in 1910. A review of City maintenance records indicates ten water line breaks or leaks have occurred in the project area during the last 20 years. |
Eveleth |
MN |
$1,586,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gilbert |
The City of Gilbert needs to implement numerous wastewater collection system improvements that were identified in the City of Gilbert Infiltration and Inflow Elimination plan. |
Gilbert |
MN |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gilman |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement sanitary sewer and stormwater collection infrastructure. |
Gilman |
MN |
$5,770,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Grand Rapids Economic Development Authority |
The proposed redevelopment of the former Ainsworth OSB manufacturing site will address a long-standing community economic development objective and begin to reverse a two-decade long negative trend in manufacturing jobs in the Grand Rapids/Itasca County area. The requested support of $1,150,600 to fund a portion of the cost to extend public sanitary sewer and water infrastructure will leverage the creation of an estimated 734 jobs and a private capital investment of $69,125,000. |
Grand Rapids |
MN |
$1,151,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hanley Falls |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement drinking water distribution, sanitary sewer collection, stormwater collection, and street infrastructure. Piping to be replaced includes approximately 2/3 of the drinking water distribution system, approximately 3/4 of the wastewater collection system, and approximately 1/2 of the storm sewer system. |
Hanley Falls |
MN |
$10,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Iron Junction |
The project will upgrade an outdated water system. |
Iron Junction |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lone Pine Township |
The East Itasca Joint Sewer Board was organized in 2015 to address the regional wastewater treatment needs of the cities of Nashwauk and Keewatin, Minnesota, and Lone Pine Township. Phase 1 of the project represents connecting the City of Keewatin, whose existing system was aged and not in compliance with State MPCA standards, to the City of Nashwauk wastewater treatment facility. The Phase 1 project is fully funded and represents a $10 million public infrastructure improvement project. Construction commenced in May of 2021. Lone Pine Township represents Phase 2 of the project. The project areas residential and commercial properties are currently served by Individual Sewage Treatment System's (ISTS). |
Itasca County |
MN |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
North Country Trail Association Incorporated |
The National Park Service (NPS) - North Country National Scenic Trail (NCT) proposes to construct approximately 18-miles of new hiking trail in Itasca County, Minnesota. The Proposed Action would be connected on each end to the existing NCT. It would be a natural surface footpath that would include NCT signage, structures for passage over wet ground or water, gravel parking lots, and primitive backcountry campsites. The purpose of the Proposed Action is to create new hiking trail that would meet the goals and purpose of the North Country National Scenic Trail Route Adjustment Act (HR 1216), the NCT, and the National Trails System. |
Itasca County |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lake County |
Split Rock Wilds Mountain Bike Trail is being built as a rugged trail. The trail includes view of waterfalls, cliffs, wooded valleys and the largest freshwater lake in the world, Lake Superior. The trails is located on mostly Lake County managed land within thousands acres of continuous forested land with only old logging roads and deer trails. The rocky terrain and Lake Superior views combined with a backcountry feel make this a unique trail experience not only regionally, but nationally. The new Split Rock Lighthouse State Park campground addition (Shipwreck Creek Campground) on the south end of the trail system will give riders a place to park or camp and refill water. Funds needed are to supply matching funds to a 2021 Clean Water, Land and Legacy Amendment as well as continue onto phase 3 of this project. |
Lake County |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lake Henry |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement sanitary sewer collection and treatment infrastructure, and storm sewer conveyance infrastructure. Piping to be replaced includes 1/4 of the wastewater collection system and 1/3 of the existing stormwater conveyance system. |
Lake Henry |
MN |
$1,611,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lake Lillian |
Federal funds will be used for the design and construction or replacement of sanitary sewer, watermain, storm sewer, force main to wastewater ponds, inlet structure to wastewater ponds, water tower rehabilitation, and street infrastructure. |
Lake Lillian |
MN |
$15,361,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lakefield |
The City of Lakefield is currently in the middle of a massive project to improve its wastewater infrastructure. The total project will cost between $20M and $22M. For a City of only 1700 people, that is an incredible cost to bear. They are working with USDA-RD for funding the project. Most of the funding will be in the form of loans and cash contributions from the City. Part of this project also includes replacing sanitary sewer infrastructure under Minnesota State Highway 86. As part of the TH86 project, the city will be moving the electric utilities along the highway from overhead to underground to improve the safety, efficiency, and reliability of the system as well as adding LED lighting to the Highway 86 corridor to improve driver and pedestrian safety and energy efficiency. |
Lakefield |
MN |
$1,117,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lamberton |
Federal Funds will be used to construct 13,000 feet of sewer and water service to meet industrial requirements of 10 industrial lots and one large industrial user. |
Lamberton |
MN |
$6,461,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of McKinley |
Federal funds will be used to fund 100% of project related construction costs. These costs include water main replacement, street reconstruction, installing a 10 inch casing to the water tower, and installation of a well cap. |
McKinley |
MN |
$587,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Native American Community Clinic |
Native American Community Clinic is requesting federal appropriations funding to support the development of NACC's clinic footprint and operationalization expansion that will allow NACC to serve up to 10,000 patients annually. The clinic expansion project will allow NACC to double its impact, from serving 5,000 unique patients to nearly 10,000 yearly with augmented clinic and outreach health services. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Mountain Iron |
The funds will be used to install a 10 inch water main along Mineral Avenue from Slate Street to County Road 102. |
Mountian Iron |
MN |
$335,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Nashwauk |
This project is the replacement of the sanitary sewer mains, water mains, and storm sewer system and restoration of the sidewalk, curb and gutter, and bituminous surface for six blocks of the street from Central Avenue to Fern Avenue. |
Nashwauk |
MN |
$1,666,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bois Forte Band of Chippewa |
Bois Forte Reservation maintains a concrete water control dam to regulate water to support production of wild rice, a cultural and economic natural resource of critical importance for the Band. The dam spans an 80-foot river reach and water level is regulated with two, manually operated flow control gates. This structure was constructed in 1987, is now in severe disrepair, and is anticipated to experience complete failure in the near future. No imminent flooding or other damage is anticipated to downstream residents, as this structure is located in a remote area without nearby residential districts or residences. However, failure would have catastrophic impact to wild rice production on Nett Lake. |
Nett Lake |
MN |
$745,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe |
The Band's proposal will contribute to combatting the opioid crisis in rural regions with multiple barrier to self-sufficiency and a healthy lifestyle. In developing rural treatment services, they will place special emphasis on the development of a chemical dependency treatment center that will focus on the co-occurring issues of substance abuse and mental health issues and incorporate cultural practices towards self-healing. |
Onamia |
MN |
$5,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe |
The Band’s Project will connect approximately 85 Equivalent Dwelling Units (EDU’s) near the intersection of Minnesota State Highways 27 and 47 east of Highway 169. |
Onamia |
MN |
$4,245,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Otsego |
The project scope generally includes the infrastructure improvements to comply with stringent environmental regulations (discharge standards to Waters of the State) as well as expansion of the WWTF capacity from serving 6,000 people to 14,100 people. |
Otsego |
MN |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kirkbride Preservation and Rehabilitation |
The proposed use of federal funds would encompass the following in order to spur development of housing and associated reuse: Site Costs, Walks, drives, landscaping, visitor parking Parking - 3 units, 2 level structured for residents, as well as Building Infrastructure (Mechanical and electrical systems, elevators, life safety systems), Building Envelope (Roofs, masonry walls windows, doors Building Interior), general repair and upgrades, and restoration of key features. |
Otter Tail County |
MN |
$39,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Palisade |
The project will repair infrastructure, develop green energy options, and improve water conservation efforts. |
Palisade |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Prinsburg |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement stormwater collection and street infrastructure. The proposed project will take the CSAH 1 stormwater flow and redirect it into Cedar Ave, bypassing an existing chokepoint in the system in Roseland Ave. This new line will eliminate the flooding issues along CSAH 1, Roseland, and around the school by adding a storm sewer line in Cedar Ave and allowing Roseland Ave to drain without additional CSAH 1 flow being directed through it. |
Prinsburg |
MN |
$2,911,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rice County |
The proposed Rice County centralized water infrastructure project would provide for the construction of a water tower in the northwest quadrant of the I35 and Rice County Road 1 intersection. This project would serve an area directly off of the I35 corridor that is currently not served by a centralized water system. |
Rice County |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
The City of Rochester seeks State and Tribal Assistance Grant funding for the effluent disinfection portion of the Water Reclamation Plant Phase 2 Liquid Treatment Upgrade, listed on Minnesota's 2022 Intended Use Plan. The project replaces 40-year-old unreliable equipment and provides treatment to meet new regulatory requirements. The proposed project will increase the efficiency of the existing wastewater system, add effluent flow metering, and incorporate reaeration prior to discharge to the receiving stream. This work will save $31,000 in annual energy and chemical savings. |
Rochester |
MN |
$935,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
The City of Rochester seeks State and Private Forestry funding to expand the Conservation Corps program. Federal investment will support the planting of 3,000 more trees in the community. |
Rochester |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rock County Rural Water |
To help alleviate the water storage deficiency, the federal funds would be used to design and construct a recommended 300,000-gallon water tower in the system's northwest service area approximately 8 miles northwest of Luverne. |
Rock County |
MN |
$2,007,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Russell |
Due to aging and deteriorating infrastructure, the City of Russell is planning a $16,421,000 citywide utilities project including a new water tower, upgrades to its drinking water distribution, wastewater, and stormwater systems, along with corresponding street work. |
Russell |
MN |
$5,653,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sacred Heart |
Federal funds will be used to design and construct a Reverse Osmosis (RO) system to improve the drinking water treatment system while eliminating the environmental impact of disposing of approximately 356,000 lbs. of salt (containing chlorides) into the environment annually. The funds will also be used to rehabilitate the existing water tower to remove the lead paint and bring it up to current safety standards. |
Sacred Heart |
MN |
$4,977,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Shakopee |
The investment and public benefit of the proposed project would not only protect the city's critical infrastructure, it would also improve the already impaired Minnesota River (for turbidity). Of notable significance, the riverbank area contains burial mounds of the ancestors of the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community (SMSC), which are threatened by the long-term increasing erosion.
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Shakopee |
MN |
$12,465,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Council Environmental Services |
The Blue Lake Wastewater Treatment Plant Solids Processing Facilities has some infrastructure that needs to be rehabilitated in the next 1-2 years. These items include Regenerative Thermal Oxidizer (RTO), digester gas storage tank membrane, the mixing conveyor, waste activated sludge disc harge valves, process piping and electrical support systems. Improvement of these systems will ensure the our facility can meet the needs of the community. |
Shakopee |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Council Environmental Services |
The Blue Lake WWTP outfall pipe ends in the bank of the Minnesota River. The outfall point has been reinforced but the upstream and downstream banks are eroding. The banks need to be reshaped and stabilized. |
Shakopee |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Silver Bay |
The funding will be for engineering and construction of city-owned public utility improvements to include the Water Treatment Facility and expansion of utility services for housing development within the City. Specifically, funding will be used for the following public utility improvements: replacement of the raw water pumps, valves actuators, filter media, chemical feed equipment, roofing and building supplies, electrical and control upgrades, a new booster station/distribution main. In addition, the city would expand water, sewer, install a new sanitary lift station/force main, storm sewer, and correlating street improvements for housing expansions. |
Silver Bay |
MN |
$11,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Silver Creek (MN Township) |
This Congressionally Directed Spending request would assist the Silver Creek community in the predesign, design, and construction of a publicly owned wastewater collection system to replace the outdated private septic systems along the shores of Lake Superior, from the Silver Creek Cliff tunnel to the Two Harbors city limits. The project is proposed to construct a grinder pump pressure system to service each individual user in combination with a regionalization connection to the City of Two Harbors for treatment. Each of the private septic systems will be removed from service. Due to underground bedrock formations, the required drilling needed for the collection system will add significant cost above and beyond typical construction costs. |
Silver Creek |
MN |
$12,670,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of South Haven |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement drinking water distribution, sanitary sewer collection, stormwater collection, and street infrastructure. Piping to be replaced includes all of the drinking water distribution system including service lines and remote read water meters, and approximately 3/4 of the storm sewer system. |
South Haven |
MN |
$8,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tower-Breitung Wastewater Board |
Tower-Breitung Wastewater Boards completed a facility plan that focus on eliminating infiltration and inflow for the wastewater collection system in both the City of Tower and in Breitung Township. Four specific project components resulted for the completed facility plan. |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Stearns County |
The request of $1.490,000 would be used to acquire a 74-acre property, with 0.7 miles of shoreline along the world-renowned Mississippi River. The addition of this property will provide additional public access to the Mississippi River and increase outdoor recreational opportunities for local, regional, state, and national residents. |
Stearns County |
MN |
$1,490,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Swanville |
The City of Swanville is seeking funding to replace a degraded and functionally obsolete water tower, construct a new city well and replace existing water meters throughout the City distribution system in order to provide adequate service to the residents as part of a plan to address the City overall water service infrastructure. |
Swanville |
MN |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Taconite |
Any federal funds received will be used to help the City of Taconite with costs relating to erecting a new 50,000 gallon elevated tank on a new site and taking the current ground reservoir out of service. The funds will also be used to modify the pump house and well pumps to connect directly with the new water tower. |
Taconite |
MN |
$873,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thief River Falls |
Federal funded Ag practices along with the Fish and Wildlife management of the Agassiz National Wildlife Refuge has created challenging source water for the City Of Thief River Falls Water Treatment Plant to process safe drinking water for the citizens and businesses. |
Thief River Falls |
MN |
$15,620,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Two Harbors |
Improvements to the wastewater treatment facility include construction of a new activated sludge biological treatment system and mercury removal improvements. This includes new aeration basins, final clarifiers, biosolids treatment units, mercury filter backwash supply tank, operations and controls building, and associated electrical and controls equipment. The total cost for these improvements is estimated at $25.0M. Local funding for the project will be generated by increases in user rates. |
Two Harbors |
MN |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Watkins |
The federal funds would be used to fund improvements to an aging waste water treatment system. |
Watkins |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of West Union |
Congressionally Directed Funds will be used to construct a new wastewater collection and treatment system for West Union. The wastewater collection system includes new sewer mains, manholes, cleanouts, and service laterals between the mains and the structure being serviced. The wastewater treatment system includes a 2-cell pond system, forcemain, and lift station. Federal Funds will also be used for street restoration within roadways and restoration of disturbed private properties up to the structure being serviced. |
West Union |
MN |
$6,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Willmar Municipal Utilities |
WMU's proposed advanced biological treatment process will provide the City of Willmar with improved water quality, build water resiliency in response to climate change impacts, alleviate drought impacts in a water-short community and reduce chloride concentration to the water receiving stream at the Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP) and move WMU closer to complying with MPCA's salty discharge requirement. |
Willmar |
MN |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Winton |
The City of Winton has an original main sewer line section that has become compromised. The sewer main in this area is original clay pipe, approximately 66 years old. There are 4 residential connections in this section. The length of the replacement section is 300 feet.The City believes tree roots have created the break in this line. The trees have been removed that have overgrown in this area. |
Winton |
MN |
$62,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wood Lake |
Wood Lake began planning for a major citywide utility infrastructure improvements project in mid-2016 due to significant citywide utility concerns, including an outdated water main from 1927 with asbestos and lead issues and other significant defects. |
Wood Lake |
MN |
$7,242,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Zumbrota |
The project will provide a critical watermain crossing of US Highway 52 and will protect existing local business from disruption due to a watermain failure. Currently only one aging watermain crossing exists under the highway which serves three large employers within the City of Zumbrota, MN. Included is the extension of watermain from Jefferson Drive to the western side of Highway 52 at Goodhue County Road 168. |
Zumbrota |
MN |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alexandria Technical & Community College |
Alexandria Technical & Community College requests funds to support the pilot program for a Global Military Learning Network. Specifically, fund would be used for mostly for personnel staffing is needed to develop an intuitive, user-friendly web site and align/map curriculum between the military and the Distance Minnesota higher education consortium. This project would reduce the time and cost for military service members to earn a degree by awarding credit for military learning and occupational experiences, streamlining military admissions processes, develop a secure military-friendly enrollment portal, eliminate the cost of remedial coursework, and increase the number of military graduates available to meet workforce needs. The project would improve the ability for service members to complete a degree while enlisted and the ability for veterans to quickly complete an area of study and enter the workforce. |
Alexandria |
MN |
$1,090,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Hormel Institute |
The Hormel Institute requests funds as part of the Minnesota BioImaging Center project, which will build upon The Hormel Institute's current bioimaging capabilities and expertise. Specifically, the funds would be used to purchase equipment for high resolution single particle cryo-electron microscopy and cryo-electron tomography, which that can provide near atom level visualization of biological structures. This project will help establish an international hub for health and biomedical research and create transformative cancer and biomedical research capabilities and services unavailable anywhere in the Midwest and much of the US. |
Austin |
MN |
$8,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Technical College |
Northwest Technical College requests funds to expand an existing high school career academy model to train a new cohort of nursing assistants and introduce individuals to other career opportunities in the medical field, using the expertise of three higher education institutions in the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system. This project would create a stronger pathway for employment and help fill a significant void in Minnesota's healthcare workforce. In addition, this project would create educational access for those interested in obtaining the nursing assistant credential but have been limited by financial and accessibility barriers. |
Bemidji |
MN |
$1,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin Technical College Foundation |
Hennepin Technical College Foundation requests funds for technical education in Automation Robotics. Funds would be used to purchase training equipment needed for the 2-year program in Automation Robotics one year positions for a counselor and four advisors to assist students with completion of their degree. |
Brooklyn Park and Eden Prairie |
MN |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
A Place to Belong |
A Place to Belong requests funds to increase access to technology services to support online courses, classes, meetings, and socialization for our members. This project would also allow members in recovery to continue applying for volunteer and employment opportunities including email, online applications, and interviewing virtually if needed. Funds would also allow the organization to create extra accountability and security measures for its members. |
Detroit Lakes and Fergus Falls |
MN |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Accessible Space Inc. |
Accessible Space Inc. requests funds to construct a 55-unit, affordable, accessible senior housing development project at Morgan Park Senior Apartments in Duluth, Minnesota. The building will be a wood frame, three-story, new construction apartment building with an elevator and surface parking. The proposed building would have approximately 45 one-bedroom units and 10 two-bedroom units. The one-bedrooms will be approximately 660 square feet and the two-bedroom units will be approximately 880 square feet. At least 20% of the units will be Type A, fully accessible units for households with physical or cognitive disabilities along with a similar percentage of accessible parking stalls. |
Duluth |
MN |
$7,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota |
Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota requests funds to rebuild the Bethany Crisis Shelter - Duluth facility, including anew space to better support and provide resources for families that will prevent crisis, Bethany Crisis Shelter - Duluth has functions as an orphanage, a crisis shelter, and a place of safety and care. The rebuilt facility would be the only of its kind in St. Louis County, encompassing emergency shelter and prevention services, support and family resources in one facility. Children and families in St. Louis County, and neighboring counties including Carlton, Cook, Lake Koochiching, Aitkin, and Itasca would have access to a continuum of services to remove barriers and address family needs from emergency shelter to resources that stabilize families and prevent further crisis. |
Duluth |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Duluth Community School Collaborative |
Duluth Community School Collaborative requests funds for a multilayered, results-oriented strategic planning process to strengthen its role as an intermediary between ISD 709 Community Schools and community organizations. This project would help the Collaborative offer expanded and enriched learning time and opportunities through after school and summer programs, provide integrated student supports, working holistically with children to support academics through ensuring that health needs and basic needs are met, offer community and family engagement opportunities to build trust between the school and parents and community members, and to encourage parents to engage with the child's education. |
Duluth |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nexus Family Healing |
Nexus Family Healing requests funds to take ownership of an existing state of the art mental health facility, which is currently in the midst of closure by its parent organization, and develop it into a multipurpose Mental Health Center to meet the most pressing mental health needs in the region. Specifically, capital funding would be used to fulfill an existing outstanding bond debt on the building and support start-up expenses related to the development of the Mental Health Hub, including hiring, program development, communications, and administration. |
East Bethel |
MN |
$29,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northland Community & Technical College |
Northland Community & Technical College requests funds to implement an evidence-based mental health training program (Mental Health First Aid) for the general public that would be available through several Minnesota State institutions, K-12 schools, government agencies, medical facilities and non-profits. These trainings would specifically target rural areas in Western Minnesota where access to mental health resources and training are more limited. |
East Grand Forks |
MN |
$183,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Star Legacy Foundation |
Star Legacy Foundation requests funds to improve the Minnesota Center for Stillbirth and Infant Death's ability to serve bereaved families in low-income and marginalized communities through diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, education for health professionals, outreach to community organizations, technology, and additional support groups. Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives will include training for Star Legacy Foundation staff and volunteers and expansion of current efforts to better reflect DEI principles to address the disparities in fetal and infant death. Education for health professionals will include continuing education offerings for physicians, nurses, midwives, social workers, mental health therapists, child life specialists, spiritual care, and doulas. |
Eden Prairie |
MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
Apple Tree Dental requests funds to extend the reach of its regional center for geriatric and special care dentistry. Funds would be used for the acquisition of equipment to be used to reduce travel and improve the timeliness and quality of care for patients who have difficulty finding dentists that accept Medical Assistance. Funds would also facilitate the expansion of geriatric and special care dentistry services, inter-professional collaboration, and improve health outcomes for rural populations of children, families, elderly, and people with special needs. |
Fergus Falls |
MN |
$184,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa requests funds to renovate an existing residential home into a youth homeless shelter, making it the Fond du Lac Human Services Children's Crisis Shelter. The group home would have capacity for 10 children. The facility requires renovations to bring it up to code and be made fully accessible, as well as to generally better fit the needs of the shelter. The facility would provide culturally-based services and short-term emergency housing in a safe, residential setting. |
Fond du Lac Reservation |
MN |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Red Wing Ignite |
Red Wing Ignite requests funds for two additional camp week sessions geared at girls ages 9-12 and to add 2 advanced level Woodworking Camps for summer 2022. These camps would be targeted toward girls ages 13-17 and, compared to their previous camps, include more complex projects and use of more advanced tools. |
Goodhue County |
MN |
$18,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northland Learning Center |
Northland Learning Center requests funds for a remodel, renovation and new construction of a special education co-operative building. The current 1925 portion of the building has significant maintenance needs that exceed the value of the building. The 1953 and 1955 portions of the building are in need of significant repairs and do not fit the educational adequacy needs for special education but can be remodeled for efficient use. The Northland Learning Center is a model of local collaboration and cooperation among smaller, rural school districts. The cooperative model saves money by not reducing duplicate services for districts in close proximity to each other. Additionally, the cooperative model is a more efficient use of resources and staff members that are in limited supply and difficult to secure, especially in rural areas. |
Grand Rapids |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center |
Eagle Bluff Environmental Learning Center requests funds to purchase safe and effective all-terrain transportation for participants who have limited mobility, adaptive equipment for people with physical and mental disabilities so they can equally participate in adventure classes, and install and adapt features on the outdoor group challenge course so that people with limited mobility can equally participate. Funds would provide accessibility focused training for education staff on how to facilitate safe and effective adventure classes for people with mental and physical disabilities. Finally, funds would also be used toward the purchase and installation of five yurts to provide additional housing and meet the needs of a diverse group of users. Yurts will also allow the facility to host more groups onsite at the same time. |
Lanesboro |
MN |
$498,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Finishing Trades Institute of the Upper Midwest |
Finishing Trades Institute of the Upper Midwest (FTIUM) requests funds to expand a diversity-driven workforce development project using a new higher education model connecting community partnerships, middle schools, high school dual enrollment, apprenticeship, and certificate and degree programs targeting underserved populations in Minnesota. Funds would be used to expand this model through continued curricula development and capacity building involves a partnership with community organizations, public and charter schools, employers, associations, unions, and advocacy groups. The project would create a pipeline of middle school and high school students, graduates, and other young adult candidates for construction, manufacturing, and industrial Registered Apprenticeship programs. Targeted groups include communities of color, housing and food insecure populations, women in non-traditional occupations, and Opportunity Zone populations who seek to acquire livable wage career occupations. |
Little Canada |
MN |
$3,288,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
Apple Tree Dental requests fund for their Little Falls Center in Central Minnesota and their center in Fairmont and Madelia. These Centers serve Medicaid and low-income groups, including geriatric and special needs patients, and hosts educational rotations for health professional students. To solve HRSA-designated dental health professional shortages, Apple Tree's goal is to attract and retain dentists, hygienists, and dental assistants. This project will produce new career opportunities for teams trained to serve growing geriatric and special needs populations. |
Little Falls, Fairmont, and Madelia |
MN |
$541,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vinland National Center |
Vinland National Drug and Alcohol Treatment Center requests funds for several major structural repairs to the center, an inpatient treatment facility for chemical dependency and cognitive disabilities. These repairs would include new roof shingles over client rooms, replacing siding and windows, implementing drainage in the driveway and prevent erosion of the facility's walking trails. Vinland is the only provider in Minnesota that specializes in treating individuals with substance use disorder and brain injuries, serious and persistent mental illness, learning disabilities and other cognitive deficits. |
Loretto |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lutsen Town Board |
Lutsen Town Board requests funds for the refurbishment of town properties and address Fire and EMS radio replacement. Funds would be used to replace a storage building, resurface the town and fire hall parking lot, and replace ARMER radios in the Fire/EMS departments. |
Lutsen |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State HealthForce Center of Excellence |
Minnesota State HealthForce Center of Excellence requests funds for the The Center for Nursing Education Excellence (CNEE) will serve southern Minnesota colleges and universities, high schools, and healthcare employers. CNEE would strengthen the pathways to a nursing career from high school to the practice. Covering 3 Minnesota State universities and 5 Minnesota State colleges, the center will increase the number of nursing professionals serving southern Minnesota. |
Mankato |
MN |
$3,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Center for Rural Policy & Development |
Minnesota Center for Rural Policy & Development requests funds expand the Minnesota Center for Rural Policy and Development's capacity to conduct research into the shifting social, economic, and demographic forces affecting rural Minnesota, and to share that research with policymakers and the greater community. |
Mankato |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MCRI |
MCRI requests funds for the development and implementation of various employment programming directly aimed at targeting individuals with disabilities. This funding would also be used to purchase tools or equipment to be used on the job. The programming would provide people with disabilities a safe place to grow and learn with ongoing relationships with adult professionals. This funding would also be used for the development of national curriculum, training, and education programs to provide greater access to the workforce development model of MRCI, as well as the development and implementation of various employment programming directly aimed at targeting individuals with disabilities. |
Mankato |
MN |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Indian Health Board of Minneapolis, Inc. |
Indian Health Board of Minneapolis, Inc. requests funds for the rehabilitation and new construction of the Indian Health Board Wellness Campus. These funds would be used for medical, dental, and specialty services buildings. The goal of this project is to create better health outcomes and improve the quality of life for the Wellness Campus's patients. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin Healthcare |
Hennepin Healthcare requests funds to rebuild the Hennepin Healthcare East Lake Clinic, which was destroyed during the civil unrest after George Floyd's death. The rebuilt clinic will be co-located within the new Hennepin County Human Services Center and serve a Federally Designated Medically Underserved Area (MUA). The rebuilt clinic will be co-located within the new Hennepin County Human Services Center and serve a Federally Designated Medically Underserved Area (MUA). The rebuilt clinic will be co-located within the new Hennepin County Human Services Center to align with their services, easy patient access cross-referrals, and group space. Hennepin County has invited this co-location partnership to pilot a promising new expansion of traditional primary care with one-stop access to improve access to Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) services, behavioral health care, and insurance and other benefit application assistance. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
The City of Minneapolis requests funds to create the Minneapolis Tech Pathway, an alternate pathway to high demand, entry-level tech careers, specifically focusing on low-income communities and communities of color between the ages of 16-24 years old. This project would increase the number and the diversity of skilled tech workers for employers and business in the area. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Summit Academy OIC |
Summit Academy OIC requests funds to scale up Minnesota at Work, a worker readiness program designed to build foundational work skills on short-term assignments preparing participants for skilled training and/or full-time employment. A portion of this readiness training and work experience will target young people, ages 18-25, caught in the cycles of gun violence in communities of color. The program consists of four key elements: STEM education and IT training; credentialed and customized training for emerging business sectors; work readiness and WPA-style jobs; and direct placement with employers. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
The City of Minneapolis requests funds for increased mental health therapy services at 4 high school locations for youth between the ages of 14-19 with a priority on supporting youth of color. The pandemic has led to adolescent isolation and many Minneapolis teens and their families are experiencing significant trauma due to the murder of George Floyd and resulting civil unrest. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of the North |
YMCA of the North requests funds to support the BOLD and GOLD program, an outdoor youth leadership development program. The funds would be used for scholarships and equipment for the BOLD and GOLD program, hiring an internship program coordinator, and intern stipends. Coordinator for the Internship program, and support intern stipends. the expenses of the internship program coordinator, BOLD and GOLD intern program, and scholarships. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CreateMPLS |
CreateMPLS requests funds to expand programs that bridge the achievement gap and increase access and inclusion in STEM education for underserved youth. Funds would be used to purchase equipment and educational kits for STEM education, including 3D printers, drone building kits, and education class packs. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Appetite For Change, Inc |
Appetite For Change, Inc requests funds for the Metro Food Justice Network and its meal box program. The project aims to close the food security gap. Specifically, the meal box program is a collaborative effort with partners across multiple sectors that provides a model to support economic stability for small and mid-sized BIPOC farmers, while getting local food to families who have traditionally been priced out of similar healthy foods. |
Minneapolis and St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches |
Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches (GMCC) requests funds for Genius Labs @ GMCC. Genius Labs @ GMCC is a youth development program that serves BIPOC and immigrant communities. Genius Labs @ GMCC would provide digital learning and homework support, access to healthy adult mentors and educational guides, opportunities for social emotional growth and learning, and extra curricular experiences. Genius Labs @ GMCC would provide youth with teachers, coaches, mentors, and trusted adults of color that can inspire and engage them, expanding what their future could look like. |
Minneapolis and St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Recovery Connection |
Minnesota Recovery Connection (MRC) requests funds to increase capacity to provide wraparound substance use disorder (SUD) programming and services in the 7-county Twin Cities metro area. Funding will enhance and expand 3 promising new MRC program initiatives: amplifying racial, ethnic and cultural equity, transforming the criminal justice system; and strengthening the housing system. These programs function across public and private sectors to alleviate SUD at the intersection of poverty and structural racial disparities. These services fill gaps in the continuum of SUD recovery and human services, as well as criminal justice and housing, while improving the health and wellness of individuals living with SUD and positioning them for economic opportunity. |
Minneapolis and St. Paul |
MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fraser |
Fraser requests funds to increase early intervention, expand access to treatment, and give children, adults, and families in Minnesota a path forward. Fraser will utilize funding to cover costs for clinical training program that will help with the loss of productivity for staff who provide training and for staff who participate in training. The Fraser clinical training program includes: diversity, inclusion, and belonging training; evidence based practices training; and telehealth training. |
Minneapolis and St. Paul |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College requests funds to create a Healthcare Learning Lab, which would be nearly 5,000 square feet of experiential, multidisciplinary learning space. The facility and its technology would be made available to students of the School of Health Sciences, Human Services and Nursing, and Workforce Development Solutions to support current and prospective students in health programs. Funds would used to remodel the college's property to provide training rooms, as well as a hospital replica suite, long-term care suite, patient encounter suite, debriefing and collaboration room, emergency care unit, and virtual reality and telehealth suite for simulation learning. In addition, funds would be used for the acquisition of healthcare equipment and curriculum development. Training experiences would include high-fidelity, manikin-based simulations, controlled patient encounters in clinical scenarios, task training rooms, and virtual reality experiential learning. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College requests funds to create the M State Business Center. Funds would be used to create a space on the Moorhead campus for students pursuing business, agriculture, accounting, management, marketing and sales. The center would include modern teaching facilities, a space for new entrepreneurs, and spaces to foster collaboration between students and industry partners. The project consists of renovating current facilities to showcase business and agriculture careers and transform classrooms into more flexible learning arrangements with enhanced technology, expanding access to rural and place-bound students. Funds would be used to develop certificates, certifications and degrees in agriculture sales and agriculture business. These activities within the Business Center will foster relationships between students, faculty, industry leaders and organizations in the Fargo-Moorhead region and surrounding communities and increase knowledge of best practices in the business and marketing industries. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
Apple Tree Dental requests funds to expand dental access across rural Minnesota and in low-income areas. Funds would be used to increase dental access in Central Minnesota by supporting the remodeling and expansion of the Little Falls Center Outreach Dental Clinic. In addition, this project would expand on-site dental services in Southern Minnesota nursing homes and group homes, including telehealth services, 2 mobile dental offices, 12 digital x-ray sensors, and 6 high resolution intra-oral cameras. This project also expands dental services in Southeastern Minnesota through the remodeling and equipment purchases for the Apple Tree Southern Minnesota Care Coordination Center. Finally, funds would be used to purchase the necessary equipment to launch essential mobile dental services in West Central Minnesota, using Apple Tree's Fergus Falls Center as a hub and care coordination center. The project will also support the first rural dental residency program in Minnesota. |
Morrison County |
MN |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
South Central College and Minnesota State College |
South Central College and Minnesota State College Southeast request funds for the Advance Greater Minnesota project, which would expand access to high-quality training for rural manufacturers by providing technology-enabled, customized training for entry-level employees. Training would be delivered in micro-learning environments at the workplace and via remote learning, minimizing travel times and allowing participation that aligns with shifts and break times. Lab equipment will be adapted for portability to support hands-on curriculum and exercises without workflow disruptions that would be caused by a large percentage of the workforce being off-site for extended training. Labs at Southern Minnesota's two-year colleges would be upgraded to offer more Advanced Manufacturing training through accelerated and condensed modules that ensure early attainment of credentials to support manufacturing's transition to increased automation. |
North Moorhead and Red Wing |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe |
Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe requests funds for the construction of a new culturally based treatment facility and the development of a system of care model to improve the chemical dependency and mental health services provided to Mille Lacs Band members, as well as Native Americans and rural community members in general. In developing rural treatment services, the project will place an emphasis on the development of a chemical dependency treatment center that will focus on the co-occurring issues of substance abuse and mental health issues and incorporate cultural practices towards self-healing. |
Onamia |
MN |
$5,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Steele County |
United Way of Steele County requests funds to purchase a facility to provided extended child care for second and third shift employees. This project would provide safe, affordable child care for up to 100 children per shift, creating support that will help fill an 150-200 open manufacturing positions in the area. |
Owatonna |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ramsey County |
Ramsey County requests funds for the proposed Caring Collective through the Ramsey County Housing Stability Department (HSD). Caring Collective is a demonstration project that centers around whole-family stabilization and wrap-around support models, preventing long-term multi-generational homelessness trends. Federal funding would support two county-supported Housing Specialists to provide daily assistance to HSD and families involved in the program. |
Ramsey County |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State College Southeast |
Minnesota State College Southeast requests funds to facilitate a build-out of existing space at its Red Wing campus to create a nursing simulation lab/center. This center would mimic a hospital wing and include private patient rooms, a medication room, a nursing station, a control room, and debriefing rooms. The project would enhance the campus's current learning environments in providing a state of the art, modern learning space for nursing students. Enhancing the nursing skills lab and simulation capabilities will provide for clinical based experiences that will prepare future nurses, as well as provide a potential shared space with community partners for training, which in turn will continue to support local partners and local workforce needs. |
Red Wing |
MN |
$817,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Red Wing Ignite |
Red Wing Ignite requests funds to pilot the Youth Coding Leagues program in the seven school districts of Goodhue County, introducing 5th through 8th grade students to STEM learning activities, so they develop digital skills and can be part of competitive digital workforce in the future. Youth Coding Leagues are offered as a fully packaged afterschool program that introduces students to computer science through STEM curriculum and team experiences. Students are introduced to STEM in real terms with math, computer science, many forms of calculation, as well as developing life skills like creative problem solving, persistence, and collaboration. |
Red Wing |
MN |
$84,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
C.A.R.E. Clinic |
The C.A.R.E. Clinic requests funds to expand clinic operations, aid in the programmatic expansion of the dental clinic to bring care into schools, and expand the Clinic's Hispanic Family Therapy program, which provides free mental health and psychotherapy program for patients who primarily speak Spanish. In addition, these funds would support the education and certification of Clinic employees, which will allow them to increase their scope of practice. C.A.R.E. Clinic provides free medical, mental health, health insurance navigation, resource coordination, and affordable dental care in a culturally and linguistically competent manner to a rural, under and uninsured, and low-income population. |
Red Wing |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Memorial Health Hospital |
North Memorial Health Hospital - Robbinsdale requests funds to improve its emergency department so that it may better contain and isolate infectious diseases, like COVID-19, through state-of-the-art air quality standards. Specifically, funds would be used to provide seven negative air pressure rooms, modernize five existing negative air rooms, and create a negative air environment in the staff corridor. |
Robbinsdale |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester, MN |
The City of Rochester requests funds to address barriers to entry and advancement for women of color within construction and related fields. The City of Rochester is engaged in a $6 billion Destination Medical Center (DMC) economic development initiative that is expected to generate up to 2,700 new construction jobs annually over the next two decades. Through this project, the City of Rochester will design short-term strategies for increasing workforce participation in DMC projects and long-term pathways for industry participation. |
Rochester |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ExercisAbilities Inc |
ExercisAbilities Inc. requests funds to expand a physical rehabilitation program for survivors of spinal cord injury, stroke, developmental disabilities, and other chronic conditions. Funds would be used for the acquisition of new capital equipment and necessary facility roof renovations required for some equipment. This project would serve children, adults and seniors in a non-profit community clinic located in Rochester, Minnesota. |
Rochester |
MN |
$605,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Rochester Advocates for Colleges & Univers |
Greater Rochester Advocates for Universities and Colleges requests funds to create a health care simulation center to meet the needs of education providers, employers, students, and workers in the area. Funds would be put toward the pre-design programming phase, IT, AV, simulation equipment, training software, facilities and remodeling, and full service architectural, interior design, mechanical engineering, plumbing, electrical engineering, structural engineering, space programing, and project management fees. |
Rochester, Dodge, Winona, and Olmsted County |
MN |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
M Health Fairview |
M Health Fairview requests funds for the Mobile Substance Use Disorder (MSUD) Improvement Program, an innovative mobile team designed to support individuals in addressing their substance use. This project would provide access to care for individuals struggling with substance use disorder (SUD) by bringing peer-support specialists and other clinical staff to patients. The project has proven to be an effective way to engage people struggling with substance use disorders, but the program's current funding is expected to expire this summer. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
International Institute of Minnesota |
International Institute of Minnesota requests funds to increase the capacity of its core programming lines, which include Immigration Services, Refugee Services, and Workforce Development. These will help meet the rising demand for its programs that help new Americans become self-sufficient and increase their household wealth through improved employment outcomes. With these funds, the Institute would hire staff for development and facility management, as well as staff to help navigate clients through processes for naturalization, coordinate employer outreach and engagement, and increase care facility and hospital placements. Funds would also go toward new program equipment, instructional technology, and laptops for Career Pathway students. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$719,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
River Valley Health Services |
River Valley Health Services requests funding to support human services in Scott and Carver Counties. Funds would be used to treat patients through the operation of two clinics and telehealth services. |
Scott and Carver |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Francis Regional Medical Center |
St. Francis Regional Medical Center requests funds to complete Phase 1A of the St. Francis Emergency Department Renovation and Expansion Project. This project would expand, upgrade, and modernize the center's facilities, including addressing the need to increase mental health care capacity by adding mental health rooms to the Emergency Department. This would be the first remodel of St. Francis Regional Medical Center in 20 years. |
Shakopee |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stearns County |
Stearns County requests funds for basic civil legal assistance, including Orders for Protection for all felony-level domestic violence victims in Stearns County, for the Stearns County Domestic Violence Partnership. |
St. Cloud |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
The City of Saint Paul requests funds to develop a training and jobs program to support the planting and maintenance needs of the overall Emerald Ash Bore (EAB) management program. The project's goal is to create pathways to green industry careers for young people in Saint Paul. This jobs program would provide the experience and personal support to help put them on the path to good paying labor jobs and green industry careers, while helping the City of Saint Paul address the EAB environmental crisis. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
The City of Saint Paul requests funds for baseline technology services in all the library's public meetings rooms. This includes outlets, projectors, video capability and more to facilitate work, school work and collaboration. Additionally, upgrades such as expanded electrical outlets and charging stations will enable libraries to function as community co-working spaces. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities |
Minnesota State Colleges and University request funds for the Opening Opportunities for Teacher Education program increase the rate of black, indigenous and persons of color (BIPOC) teacher candidates attaining course grades of C or better through culturally responsive curriculum and texts, as well as reducing the financial burden of teacher candidates through the use of zero-cost open educational resources. Specifically, funds would be used to develop an open textbook and materials for six foundational teacher education courses, as well as faculty guides for adapting materials to local contexts and student diversity. In addition, funds would support the redesign of a student support program to help students navigate higher education and teacher licensure. Finally, the program would support faculty cohorts to develop and implement alternative teaching certification pathways. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,242,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
M Health Fairview |
M Health Fairview, a non-profit health care provider, requests funds to expand the capacity of M Health Fairview's Transition Clinic. Specifically, funds will be used to purchase technology for virtual mental health services that would be installed in hubs consisting of primary care access points as well as salaries for staff, including psychiatrists, advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs), and peer-support professionals. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Catherine University |
St. Catherine University requests funds to support equipment and technological upgrades to Mendel Hall as part of its Advancing Scientific Excellence initiative. These proposed equipment upgrades will offer women the tools and resources needed to graduate with skills in cutting-edge research and technologies and prepare for scientific careers, which would help meet the growing demand for female professionals in STEM fields locally and nationally. Specifically, funds would be used technology, instrumentation, and equipment that will expand current teaching and research capabilities and support student learning and application of technical skills, experimental design, data collection, and data analysis. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Department of Health |
Minnesota Department of Health requests funds to implement a mobile version of the Rural Obstetric Simulation Training. Funds would be used to purchase obstetric suite equipment, a van, and mobile technology required for this equipment to be taken on the road and used within a mobile environment. This project would make obstetric training available to a wider range of rural providers than would be able to access it if the training was only offered on-site at Community Memorial Hospital in Cloquet, Minnesota. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$693,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Sanneh Foundation |
The Sanneh Foundation requests funds to expand their Dreamline program, an academic support and culturally responsive mentorship program serving low-income, under-performing students in public elementary, middle, and high schools. Dreamline's goal is to help students increase their academic performance, improve their connectedness to school and community, and develop leadership and relationship skills in order to become positive contributors to their school and community. Sanneh would create a social and emotional learning (SEL) focused program in school-based learning environments. Dreamline Coaches would increase student SEL competencies for the workforce, and students will be positively exposed to careers as teachers, and become community engaged leaders improving the social and community context for students and schools. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Paul College |
Saint Paul College requests funds for the Four Directions Pathway initiative to increase postsecondary access and success of American Indian students. Funds would support the development of resources necessary to serve approximately 200 students per year as they progress from high school through college. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NAMI Minnesota |
NAMI Minnesota requests funds to provide education and support across Minnesota for people with children or adult relatives struggling with mental health, as well as promote prevention by focusing on healthy coping skills. Education would be provided through online and in-person classes for children and families, providing information on mental illnesses, treatments, crisis management, and local resources, as well as mental health after the coronavirus. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AgCentric - Northern Center of Excellence |
The Minnesota State Northern Agricultural Center of Excellence (AgCentric) requests funds to build out existing facilities and purchase processing equipment, as well as develop and open a new mobile processing trailer to train students in meat cutting and butchery career pathways. This project would build a more diverse network of meat cutters and local outlets for processing. The pandemic has exacerbated the region's meat processing bottleneck and demonstrated both the negative economic impact and risk that the issue poses to the industry and the region. |
Staples |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Change the Outcome |
Change the Outcome (CTO) requests funds to implement a two-pronged initiative to reduce substance and opioid abuse and misuse among teens and young adults throughout Minnesota. Program components are (1) a school-based, community-adaptive education model centering youth voices via a documentary screening followed by a panel discussion with young people in recovery, and (2) the development and implementation of a multi-modal public messaging and social media strategy that will target young adults of all backgrounds. This project seeks to raise awareness and understanding of substance use disorder and the opioid epidemic by using peer-to-peer strategies to counteract the stigma surrounding addiction. CTO's goal is to reach 25,000 students, educators and community members by the end of the funding period in 2023, through school- and community-based programming, and thousands more through their public awareness campaign. |
Statewide |
MN |
$365,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valley Friendship Club |
The Valley Friendship Club requests funds to create adapted job applications, hold modified interviews, develop visual guides and instructions, modify standard training practices, and provide on-going weekly training and support. These accommodations will help those with disabilities become successful employees of the Zephyr coffee cart and the chance to participate fully in their community. |
Stillwater |
MN |
$3,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Concord Historical Society |
West Concord Historical Society requests funds to repair the West Concord Museum and Community Center. These funds would be used to patch leaks that are damaging the building, replace and install skylights, and other roof repairs and updates. |
West Concord |
MN |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Comunidades Latinas Unidas En Servicio (CLUES) |
Comunidades Latinas Unidas En Servicio (CLUES) requests funds to support and expand comprehensive and culturally anchored workforce development programs targeted to low-income Latino and immigrant adults and youth ages 16 to 24. The program incorporates employment readiness and financial literacy classes, industry-specific training and certifications, career navigation and employment placement services, and wrap-around supports. Latino and immigrant workers are among the most impacted by racial and economic barriers that continue to grow the inequity gaps in the State of Minnesota. The workforce programs offer Latinos and new Americans the opportunity to acquire the skills and social capital to prepare for and enter high-growth occupations, fully participate in the economy, and increase their financial assets. |
Willmar, Austin, Minneapolis, and St. Paul |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State College Southeast |
Minnesota State College Southeast requests funds to facilitate a build-out of existing space at its Winona campus to create a nursing simulation lab/center. This center would mimic a hospital wing and include private patient rooms, a medication room, a nursing station, a control room, and debriefing rooms. The project would enhance the campus's current learning environments in providing a state of the art, modern learning space for nursing students. Enhancing the nursing skills lab and simulation capabilities will provide for clinical based experiences that will prepare future nurses, as well as provide a potential shared space with community partners for training, which in turn will continue to support local partners and local workforce needs. |
Winona |
MN |
$817,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Widseth, on behalf of Alexandria |
The current intersection of 17th Avenue and Trunk Highway (TH) 29 in Alexandria, MN, is congested and unsafe. TH 29 is the main artery of the city. With the construction of 18th Avenue, one block south of the current 17th Avenue intersection, the interchange will be much improved. The Alexandria, MN, project will include the construction of 18th Avenue between Broadway and Jefferson Street and a new light at the TH 29 intersection. It will include reconstruction of 18th Avenue between Jefferson and Nokomis; between Fillmore Street and Broadway Street; and the reconstruction of Hawthorne Street between 17th and 18th Avenues. The reconstructed 18th Avenue will safely lead travelers to Chandler Field, the Alexandria municipal airport. Eighteenth Avenue will be constructed as a 10-ton urban design with curb and gutter and ADA accessibility sidewalks. The project will include storm sewer, water main, and sanitary sewer. There will be adjustments to the water and sewer services, valves, fire hydrants, and man holes. Use of federal funds will include bituminous pavement repair, lighting, striping, and turf restoration associated with the proposed project.
|
Alexandria |
MN |
$4,146,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Anoka County |
The funding will be used to complete a major traffic congestion area on US Highway 10, which has become a major safety concern for Anoka County and surrounding jurisdictions. |
Anoka County |
MN |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metro Transit |
The METRO F Line is a planned Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line that will provide faster and more reliable transit in the Route 10 corridor. In combination with other secured and requested funds, the requested Congressionally directed federal funds would be used for project management, planning, environmental documentation, design, and construction of the F Line project. |
Anoka, Ramsey, and Hennepin Counties |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Benson |
The federal funding of this project will be used to bring the building up to code. The roof over the main area and office area has reached the end of its useful life. The current quote to replace the roof on these two areas comes to $72,640. A quote for $495,000 was acquired in 2017 to update the building. Included in the quote was an ADA complaint entrance, necessary upgrades to the electric, upgraded restrooms, replacement of windows, new lighting, a new HVAC system, repair insulation, exterior and ceilings, installing a kitchen, remodeling an office/conference room space. In order to account for inflation the quote has been adjusted at 5% per year, bringing the new estimate cost of this portion of the project up to $737,100. All of these improvements are necessary to bring the Armory back to a useable space for Benson residents and other surrounding community members. If the City of Benson is unable to secure a grant, the improvements listed above are estimated to take ten years to complete. The city has limited funding to delegate toward the project. The Benson City Council members are aware that without some type of assistance this project will likely not happen. If the council votes to save the building from demolition it will only be able to complete the roof repair at this time. This will be done in order to prevent any further damages from occurring due to a leaking roof. |
Benson |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Blaine, MN |
The Trunk Highway (TH) 65 Improvements Project (Project) will improve the flow of traffic, expand access for multiple modes of transportation, and improve safety along 2 miles through the City of Blaine by improving several interchanges, adding frontage roads, as well as safe bike and pedestrian passage. |
Blaine |
MN |
$40,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bloomington |
The I-494 improvement project from MSP Airport to HWY 169, is a 9.5 mile reconstruction of interstate 494 to increase mobility and improve safety along the interstate to better serve the growing freight and multimodal needs to the region. This stretch of 494 provides direct access to major destinations such as the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport and the Mall of America, cross metro access for commuters and freight, and local access for the numerous businesses and residents along the freeway. The project enhancements will improve safety, ensure a smoother ride, decrease congestion, improve rush-hour trip time reliability, reduce localized flooding and run-off, and provide a regional transit advantage.
Improvements include: Construction of MnPASS lanes (managed, high occupancy vehicle (HOB) toll lanes) on I-494 between TH 100 and I-35W in both directions to improve the flow of traffic along the I-494 corridor. Connections of-I-35W to I-494 directional ramps to reduce weaving conflicts and increase mobility. Reconstruction of a single full access interchange at Portland Avenue by constructing a new bridge at Portland Avenue and removing ramps at Nicollet Avenue and 12th Avenue to consolidate access along I-494. Existing entrance and exit ramps are too close in proximity to adjacent interchanges which causes congestion and safety issues on I-494. Construction of a new pedestrian bridge near Chicago Avenue to remove barriers to opportunity and provide improved connectivity for the underserved community in the area. Several pedestrian and bicycle enhancements with ADA upgrades to improve connectivity and safety for non-motorized users traveling throughout the project area. Replacement of stormwater infrastructure to expand capacity to mitigate flooding along the corridor. Additional elements that help to move toward the full vision for the corridor, including RR bridge replacement, retaining wall and frontage road work on the east segment to prepare for MnPASS lanes, and 82nd Street ramp reconstruction. |
Bloomington |
MN |
$50,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Young Men's Christian Association of Brainerd, MN |
In rural communities, highs and lows in the local economy greatly influence sustainability of a community's child care supply- vice versa. A robust supply of high quality day care fosters community growth. Federal funds are requested to fund the renovation and conversion of an existing property into a licensed child care center which would serve 70-80 children- approximately 32 being infant spots. |
Brainerd |
MN |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Three Rivers Park District |
Three Rivers Park District in Minnesota will construct a pedestrian underpass at West River Road as part of the $25,000,000 Mississippi Gateway Regional Park development. The underpass meets a critical pedestrian and bicycle safety need on this busy road and will connect parkland on both sides of the roadway. |
Brooklyn Park |
MN |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Brooklyn Park Economic Development Auth. |
This project involves capital improvements and general rehabilitation for the property that is selected to house the Small Business Center. Specific repairs, improvements, and rehabilitation will depend on the final space selected but accessibility improvements, lighting improvements, and general construction to transform a currently vacant space into a suitable space for businesses to locate will be included in the funded activities. The project also includes acceleration technical support for growing entrepreneurs, with a specific emphasis on Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) business owners. Specific support includes business-to-business networking and partnership opportunities, business basics of bookkeeping, marketing, staffing, and tax preparation, and procurement connections to larger businesses in District 3. Based on bordering Block Groups this project request will serve a population that consists of more than 51 percent low- and moderate-income. |
Brooklyn Park |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carver County |
The US 212 Rural Freight Mobility and Safety Project will expand 5.5 miles of US Highway (US) 212, an existing Principal Arterial roadway, from a rural two-lane undivided highway to a four-lane divided expressway from CSAH 34 in Norwood Young America to CSAH 36 in Cologne and construct Reduced Conflict Intersections (RCIs) and a grade-separated interchange at CSAH 51. This Project will improve the rural transportation system and freight travel by reconstructing the 90-year-old roadway, adding capacity to address high crash rates, and reconfiguring intersections to address unsafe conditions. These improvements will vastly improve freight efficiency, improve rural safety, and strengthen rural access to economic opportunities. |
Carver County |
MN |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carver County |
Carver County, in partnership with the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT), the Cities of Victoria, Chanhassen, and Chaska, and the University of Minnesota / Minnesota Landscape Arboretum, have just completed a major planning study. The Arboretum Area Transportation Plan identifies the long-range vision supported by all the partners for this area of the County planning for significant growth in this region within the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area. This $2 million funding request will be used to complete the design engineering and environmental documentation to continue the project development for expanding this 2-lane section of Highway 5 to a 4-lane expressway between Minnewashta Parkway (future Minnesota Landscape Arboretum entrance) and TH 41 as well as intersection capacity improvements for the TH 5/TH 41 intersection.
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Carver County |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
His House Foundation/Abundance |
The use of these federal funds will be leveraged to expand on the current programs offered in our communities allowing the organization to get past the barriers that current program limitations are creating for community members. HHF Abundance is a 501C(3) that provides direct services to families and individuals in need. The organization has a resource center, a mobile food model and a cohesive case management process to effectively help clients out of homelessness and to sustain housing. |
Carver County |
MN |
$211,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central Minnesota Community Child Care Fund \ |
Central Minnesota Community Child Care Center plans to have in-home or center licensed providers utilizing their own space within a building outside of their home while optimizing space, time and resources. primarily the classrooms (wood framed construction), gym (Masonry/steel), and kitchen areas (Masonry/Steel), as well as the outdoor areas. This model would essentially be creating four separate schools/operators that would share two gymnasiums and one kitchen area. There would also be two shared playground/green space areas to be scheduled out as well. Shared areas would be timed out so as to eliminate any overlap in schedules and times. Each classroom would stay within its own group, so as to stay within licensing guidelines. Shared areas would be sanitized in between uses. Each school would come in at 7,850 square feet, with the gymnasiums measuring 4,000 square feet each and the kitchen rounding it out at 1,000 square feet. The total building size would be 40,400 square feet. The current construction market is very volatile right now when looking at the price of construction materials. The overall budget for the construction of this project would be $7.68 million.
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Central Minnesota |
MN |
$8,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Chaska |
The City of Chaska requests $2 million in FY22 Community Project Funding to initiate immediate private corporation business park development that, based on a market study, will provide 5,000 new living wage jobs in five years and 10,000 total new jobs in 10 years for the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area. The $2 million request is the final funding needed for a $10.5 million city investment to allow planned business park development to begin (see Attachment A). The $2 million request will fund necessary sewer and roadway costs to support the start of development. Construction is planned to begin in 2022. |
Chaska |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Northeastern Minnesota |
This project will help build four new childcare facilities, one in each of the following communities: Aurora, Chisholm, Ely, ad Pengilly. These facilities are estimated to serve 470 children across the Iron Range. The lack of childcare availability is severely impacting workforce recruitment for our primary regional industries. Due to the extreme increase in material and construction costs caused by the impact of COVID19, project completion is at risk for all of these proposed childcare facilities:
Chisholm – Land is donated by Delta Airlines, and predevelopment plans are complete. Construction of a 10,000-square-foot facility is being proposed. The childcare facility will be licensed for 110 full-time equivalent children and will serve approximately 180 youth part-time to full-time. This is a $1.4 million project. The community of Chisholm and surrounding townships of Balkan, Side Lake, and Buhl have no childcare facilities. The one previously existing childcare facility in Chisholm closed during the COVID-19 pandemic and will not reopen. We are proposing to contribute $750,000 in federal funds to this project.
Aurora – Land is donated by the city of Aurora in a city owned park, and predevelopment plans are complete. Construction of a 6,000 square-foot facility is being proposed. The childcare facility will be licensed for 65 full-time equivalent children and will serve approximately 95 youth part-time to full-time. This is a $1 million project. The community of Aurora and the surrounding cities of Biwabik, Hoyt Lakes, and White township have no childcare facilities. We are proposing to contribute $750,000 in federal funds to this project.
Ely – Land is donated by the city of Ely, and predevelopment plans are complete. Construction of a 7,000 square-foot facility is being proposed. The childcare facility will be licensed for 75 full-time equivalent children and will serve approximately 110 youth part-time to full-time. This is a $1.2 million project. The city of Ely and the surrounding communities of Winton, Morse Township, and Babbitt have no childcare facilities. We are proposing to contribute $750,000 in federal funds to this project.
Pengilly – Land is being donated by Lone Pine Township, and predevelopment plans are complete. Construction of a 4500-square-foot facility is being proposed. The childcare facility will be licensed for 60 full-time equivalent children and will serve approximately 85 youth part-time to full-time. This is an $850,000 project. The communities of Pengilly, Lone Pine Township, and Greenwood Township have no childcare facilities. We are proposing to contribute $500,000 in federal funds to this project.
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Chisholm, Aurora, Ely, and Pengilly |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chisago County |
This project will reconstruct and expand 8 miles of US 8 from 2 lanes to 4 lanes to accommodate existing traffic volumes of over 22,000 trips per day. The project will also look to consolidate approximately 60 access points down to 8 and add a trail for bike/pedestrian traffic. The project is needed to address safety, congestion, mobility, access management, economic development and bike and pedestrian deficiencies. |
Cities of Forest Lake, Wyoming and Chisago |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ramsey |
The purpose of proposed improvements is to serve all users including vehicular, freight, rail, transit, bicycle and pedestrian; reduce delays on Highway 10 and connecting minor arterials such as Ramsey Boulevard and Sunfish Lake Boulevard; improve the safety, reliability and operations of the corridor for all users; maintain reasonable and responsible access to properties adjacent to Highway 10 and the community; support economic development and responsible growth in Ramsey. Federal Funds would close the final funding gap for a $138 million freeway conversion of US Highways 10 169 in the City of Ramsey for right-of-way acquisition and construction. The project has already secured $91 million towards the project, with additional proposed funding in the current Minnesota Legislative Session. |
City of Ramsey |
MN |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southern Anoka Community Assistance (SACA) |
SACA is requesting $1,000,000 to construct a larger food shelf to serve the increased needs of Southern Anoka County and NE Minneapolis. SACA is committing to raising a $2,500,000 match through private philanthropic partnerships. SACA new permanent home to house food distribution, administrative offices, a community resource center to offer our clients job training and employment opportunities, and a thrift shop. |
Columbia Heights |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis County, MN |
The project will consist of 11.6 miles of full depth bituminous reclamation, bituminous milling and new bituminous asphalt pavement. CSAH 115 is functionally classified as a Major Collector and serves as the primary connection between the City of Tower, MN, and the City of Cook, MN, along the south shore of Lake Vermilion. The Lake Vermilion area is a major recreational attraction in rural northern Minnesota and is critical to the local seasonal economy. The area also provides several entry points to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW). The project will consist of 11.6 miles of full depth bituminous reclamation, bituminous milling and new bituminous asphalt pavement. |
Cook |
MN |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mille Lacs Corporate Ventures (MLCV) |
This proposal would use Federal appropriations to build the Mille Lacs Tribal Economy Business Incubator (TEBI). TEBI will be made up of a handful of small physical incubator spaces operated under one program located in rural Minnesota. The goal of a business incubator is to help create and grow young businesses by providing them with necessary support and technical services. There are approximately 900 business incubators nationwide. Incubators provide numerous benefits to owners of startup businesses. Their office and manufacturing space are offered at below-market rental rates, and their staff supply advice and much-needed expertise in developing business and marketing plans as well as helping to identify any potential financing. Businesses typically spend an average of two years in a business incubator, during which time they often share telephone, office, and production equipment expenses with other startup companies to reduce everyone's overhead and operational costs. |
Counties of Mille Lacs, Pine and Aitkin |
MN |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dakota County, MN |
The Dakota County Board of Commissioners maintains a greenway system that serves more than 650,000 visitors a year in a way that safely separates the public from high-speed roads and railways, and provides equitable access to people of diverse backgrounds, interests and abilities. Dakota County requests $1.5 million to continue this work and as well as to honor the more than 23,000 veterans who live in Dakota County by establishing the Veterans Memorial Greenway. |
Dakota County |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dakota County, MN |
This proposal is to determine corridor mobility and safety improvement needs and develop a geometric layout and environmental documentation. This will be used to guide final design for reconstruction of the I-35 at CSAH 50 interchange in Lakeville, and corridor level safety and mobility improvements to be accomplished in coordination with the pavement replacement project included in the Minnesota Department of Transportation 10-Year Capital Highway Improvement Program. |
Dakota County |
MN |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Detroit Lakes, Inc. |
Federal funds for this project will be used to fund salaries/Benefits for two full time, certified, or licensed teachers/educators, and part-time staff such as teacher assistants and a part-time cook. This project targets the need for child care for children who are not attending full-day school yet, specifically children ages 36 months through kindergarten enrollment in Becker County. With 36 potential spots available, Boys Girls Club will help close the gap for access to affordable, high-quality child care with hours that work with the employer's schedules. Secondly, this program will benefit parents so they have another option of child care so they feel comfortable working full time knowing that their child(ren) are in a positive, safe, and fun environment. Thirdly, this program will benefit employers by providing them an opportunity to contract (x) amount of spots for employees of their business. We have already received feedback from multiple businesses confirming they would be interested in paying to hold (x) amount of spots available for employees they know do not have access to these services already, and that interferes with their employee ability to work scheduled shifts because of it. |
Detroit Lakes |
MN |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Duluth, MN |
Replacing Fire Station #11 (Woodland) has been a Facilities priority for a few years. The ceiling has collapsed and chimney has significant damage and deterioration over the past few years. This station does not provide for gender equity and needs to be upgraded for future staffing requirements. HQ fire station is in need of a remodel. The current dorm style bedroom is problematic from a privacy/gender equity issue. The insufficient HVAC system was highlighted during the COVID pandemic when we had to relocate on crew to the training room and build a temporary wall in the dorm for proper separation. Admin Offices could also be remodeled for space efficiency and future needs. The city would also update Utility control systems for all 8 fire stations as many of the heating/cooling, electrical, and other systems are outdated and have been a priority for Facilities for years." |
Duluth |
MN |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis County, MN |
County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 91 (Haines Road) and County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 54 (Morris-Thomas Road) are adjacent urban routes located in Duluth, MN. Both highways are functionally classified as Minor Arterial routes and provide critical links between residential areas, retail business and the Duluth International Airport (DIA). These two routes will be incorporated into one resurfacing project consisting of 4.9 miles of bituminous milling, concrete sidewalk repair, curb and gutter repair and new bituminous asphalt surfacing. The project will also provide for improved pedestrian, bicycle and ADA accommodations along both routes. |
Duluth |
MN |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Morse |
The Town of Morse is looking to upgrade the roads in the Romberg Acres area. Roads that will be upgraded include Hematite Boulevard, Hallmark Drive, Hiawatha Street and Heather Street. Hematite and Hallmark were paved over 15 years and will need to be repaved. Hiawatha and Heather are gravel roads that will be paved through this project. The total cost of this project is estimated at $500,000 with $455,000 eligible for the LRIP funds (See attached cost estimate). The non-eligible portion of this project ($45,000) will be provided by the Township.
The project will upgrade the infrastructure for the residents of Romberg Acres and improve the connection between State Highway 169 and St. Louis County Highway 58. While the affected roads are maintained by the Town of Morse, all sanding and snowplowing is conducted by St. Louis County. As the county has upgraded the trucks used to plow snow, the narrower roads such as Hiawatha and Heather have created difficulties in the winter months. The road system improvements will also benefit delivery trucks including the United States Post Office, Federal Express and UPS. There are a total of 45 residential lots in this development area. |
Ely |
MN |
$455,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rice County, MN |
Rice County is seeking federal support for the redevelopment of a downtown block owned by Rice County within the downtown area of Faribault, Minnesota. Rice County was put on notice by the Minnesota Department of Corrections that physical plant modifications were necessary to continue to operate a fully functional jail. Consultants estimated the total cost to accomplish this to be approximately $10,000,000 in addition to the approximately $49,000,000 necessary to construct a new law enforcement center and jail. The block that is in need of redevelopment is partially included in and adjacent to the historic downtown district in Faribault. |
Faribault |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Otter Tail County |
The funds would be used for the design and construction of three roundabouts and associated work at intersections along Fir Avenue (CSAH 1) in Fergus Falls. The County has completed a study to identify solutions and develop alternatives to improve safety, mobility, and connectivity along Fir Avenue. The recommended roundabout alternatives for each of the three study intersections accomplishes this goal. These alternatives are supported by both the County and the City of Fergus Falls and were vetted through an inclusive public engagement process. |
Fergus Falls |
MN |
$6,546,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fergus Falls |
Throughout the 20th Century, the Fergus Falls Port Authority invested heavily in land for the industrial expansion of the city of Fergus Falls. With building costs at an all time high, the city is in need of financial assistance to build new infrastructure and connecting pieces of existing infrastructure to support and spur new industrial development. The first step in connecting existing infrastructure is the the extension of International Drive across. |
Fergus Falls |
MN |
$5,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fergus Falls |
Federal funds would be used to complete a trail segment from Union Ave. to the M-State Fergus Falls Community and Technical College campus. This trail is a regionally significant trail and will provide connectivity and transportation options to all ages and abilities in the Community. Federal funds would be used for construction, creating jobs and recreational opportunities in Fergus Falls, the County Seat of Otter Tail County. |
Fergus Falls |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Goodhue County, MN |
This project would replace an in-place bridge on a major collector that is in poor condition. The bridge is located on a Major Collector, it was built in 1966, has an average of 400 vehicles crossing it a day, its deck is a series of concrete open girders with a third of the deck underside having exposed rebar resulting in a rating condition of poor it has steel columns holding up the middle of the bridge that are severely deteriorated resulting in a load posting that restricts the weight of vehicles crossing it. |
Goodhue County |
MN |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hector, MN |
The City of Hector, MN needs funding for urgent safety upgrades to its airside Airport infrastructure. The Airport in its current layout has a number of serious deficiencies including obstructions in its approach to Runway 12, obstructions to a clear Runway Visibility Zone (RVZ) at the intersecting runways, and a too-narrow paved runway. The existing Runway 12/30 lighting is not FAA-approved non-frangible lighting and there is no beacon as required for night operations, nor are other safety-related navigational aids such as Precision Approach Path Indicators (PAPIs) and Runway End Identifier Lights (REILs). The length of Runway 12/30 is inadequate to meet the needs of the most demanding aircraft using the airport, the Air Tractor 502, used by the agricultural spraying company that is based at the Hector airport, and for medical evacuation services (medivac) aircraft needs. Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of needed revisions to non-compliant airfield pavements and lighting, the removal of obstructions to navigation, and the addition of navigational aids that make the Airport safer and more useful for the general public.
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Hector |
MN |
$6,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin County |
The B Line will replace the Route 21 Bus and introduce approximately 33 ABRT stations throughout Minneapolis and St. Paul, connecting the Uptown area of Minneapolis to Midtown St. Paul and downtown St. Paul. The B Line will operate primarily on the Hennepin County roadway system on Lake Street (CSAH 3) and Lagoon Avenue (CSAH 43); offering ABRT stations at approximately 18 intersections that include roadways under Hennepin County jurisdiction. The B Line project is currently in the planning phase and is scheduled for construction in 2023.
The E Line will replace the Route 6 Bus and introduce approximately 41 ABRT stations throughout Edina and Minneapolis. Like the B Line, the E Line will operate along France Avenue (CSAH 17), Hennepin Avenue (CSAH 52), and University Avenue SE (CSAH 36); offering ABRT stations at approximately 18 intersections that include roadways under Hennepin County jurisdiction.
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Hennepin County |
MN |
$11,560,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin County |
Hennepin County requests funding for capital needs across the five-shelter system (ADA compliance, upgraded infrastructure). Funding will also be used to permit medical respite at one designated shelter and support IT infrastructure, licensing, integration with state-based platforms for health care and supportive services eligibility for the County’s homeless population. COVID proved that our residents experiencing homelessness face the most barriers to achieving goals in those areas. Stabilizing their shelter better prepares them to address needs in mental health, physical health, employment, and family stability.
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Hennepin County |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
HRA of Hibbing, MN |
These federal funds would be used to rebuild Haven Court, a public family housing complex in desperate need of investment. This complex is home to some of the most vulnerable families on the Iron Range, with an average household income of $13,043. |
Hibbing |
MN |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tom Nikunen |
The City of Jordan intends to use the funds for design and construction of an underpass pedestrian for use by pedestrians and bicyclists under and across US 169 in the City of Jordan. The underpass is proposed to be a 14-feet-wide and 10-feet-tall concrete structure and be equipped with an internal lighting system. The underpass will be placed at a location connecting an existing city park and trail network to existing sidewalks north of US 169, adjacent to 300 mobile homes and leading to an additional 400 homes. The funds will also be used to construct 1,400 feet of sidewalk and make safety improvements to two pedestrian crossings of an adjacent local street with flashing signage (rectangular rapid flashing beacons). Grading and drainage improvements will be completed as part of the work, including a drainage system inside the underpass structure. Finally, the funds will also be used to restore the surface above the underpass, including reconstruction of a short portion of US 169 concrete pavement and associated traffic control. |
Jordan |
MN |
$1,124,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Karlstad, MN |
The City of Karlstad, MN is in need of funding for a proposed improvement project for the Karlstad Municipal Airport to expand aviation capabilities in order to support current recreational and business users in the area and to stimulate economic development and support future growth in the region. The existing airport includes a 2,606 turf runway constructed in 1953 that does not meet modern needs due to characteristics that restrict its use. These characteristics include the runway being too short for all but the lightest aircraft, its chronically wet condition rendering it unusable much of the year, and its obstruction by highways, powerlines and nearby towers. Highway 11 runs immediately south of the airport and there is no public fuel or public hangar space, which adds to the current limitations of the existing airport. The proposed project would relocate the airport to a more functional and suitable location to provide the necessary foundation for future growth and expansion capabilities, bringing additional funding opportunities to the airport and new economic prospects to the local economy and its stakeholders.
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Karlstad |
MN |
$19,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
The proposed Central Greenway Regional Trail is a planned multiuse trail that will improve regional and local pedestrian and bicycle connectivity. |
Lake Elmo |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County, MN |
Washington County is leading the Trunk Highway 36 and County State Aid Highway 17 Interchange Project in cooperation with the Minnesota Department of Transportation and the cities of Lake Elmo and Grant. The Project location is the existing at-grade signalized intersection of TH 36 and Lake Elmo Avenue. The TH 36 and CSAH 17 Interchange Project preserves existing capacity along TH 36 by adding an interchange at the existing signalized intersection, adds a frontage road south of TH 36, and eliminates an at-grade intersection along TH 36.
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Lake Elmo and Grant |
MN |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lakeville, MN |
The requested funding is $700,000 to complete preliminary engineering and environmental analyses for the future reconstruction of the Interstate 35 and County State Aid Highway 50 interchange. Dakota County would be the lead agency for this project in close coordination with the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT), City of Lakeville and Federal Highway Administration (FHA). Preliminary engineering and environmental analyses would be completed in 2022 and 2023. The project would include development of a public engagement plan specifically designed to administer all local, MnDOT and FHA requirements, providing a robust opportunity for public, business and agency involvement. |
Lakeville |
MN |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lakeville |
This project includes completing preliminary engineering and environmental analyses in preparation for future construction of a freight
rail car storage facility. The project would identify costs/benefits/needs, prioritize necessary next steps, and support stakeholder planning efforts
in advancing toward construction. Lakeville industrial parks are home to approximately 150 businesses (nearly 8,000,000 finished square-feet) that contribute to the success of the local, regional, state, national and global economy through the manufacturing and distribution of products. The industrial park area has limited capacity available for freight rail car storage; therefore, rail cars are presently stored unsecured and for extended times along existing rail lines located adjacent to residential, institutional and commercial uses. Growth within the area is robust and a freight rail car storage facility is needed to a) mitigate congestion along rail lines, b) facilitate reliable freight service/movement, c) enhance safety for residents, d) reduce
risks/delays and conflicts at rail/road crossings, and e) for the area to remain competitive across growing state, national and global markets. |
Lakeville |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lamberton, MN |
This project is important to the State of Minnesota's efforts to care for our aging population while allowing them to remain in a rural setting. Assisted living facilities answer the issues raised by MN DHS and the MN Board on Aging concerns on social isolation. Moving aging residents out of their homes will open starter homes for families and workforce-aged residents. Federal Funds will be used to construct a 24-unit assisted living facility in Lamberton MN. |
Lamberton |
MN |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Little Falls |
Access to reliable, affordable, quality childcare is the main barrier for parents in Little Falls seeking to enter the workforce. Over the past 4 years, we have identified and addressed all variables except for the renovation or construction of a childcare facility sufficient to address the growing need for childcare in the community. We are requesting $1,500,000 in federal funding to address this essential need. The facility would be owned by the City of Little Falls, and access would be given to a provider or providers to use the space at no cost in the early years of operation so that they can get established. The City will work to create a partnership with a childcare provider to ensure there is access to reliable, affordable, and quality childcare. |
Little Falls |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity Morrison County |
With the use of federal funding, Habitat for Humanity Morrison County can continue its mission to build a modest home for a low-income resident that would not qualify through normal banking methods. Habitat affiliates fill a gap between a potential homeowner and the rules and regulations of the banking industry. The funding would be used for building supplies, such as lumber, concrete, windows, flooring and some construction labor to provide a modest home for a deserving family. |
Little Falls |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lower Sioux Indian Community |
The purpose of the Lower Sioux Housing Development Infrastructure Project is to address the critical housing shortage at Lower Sioux by developing 310 acres to house the tribe's young and fast-growing Nation. Lower Sioux will develop this new acreage with essential infrastructure for home building, including water, sewer, electricity, and gas within 36 months. Once developed, Lower Sioux plans to build up to 10 new homes annually through 2035. As a result of this infrastructure development project, the Lower Sioux will gain capacity to reduce our existing housing shortage from 140 units to 40 units by 2035. To ensure project success, Lower Sioux will contribute $2.1 million in leveraged funds and bring over a decade of experience in successful housing development. The tribe is already engaged in many new home building projects and innovations. |
Lower Sioux Indian Community |
MN |
$7,349,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
House of Hope, Inc. |
Due to COVID19 dangers, the House of Hope Inc. went into temporary suspension of client services in April 2020. This suspension of all programs resulted in a financial issues, from which they are still recovering. HOH used up over $900,000 of its reserve fund of $1,300,000 and still ended the year with a deficit. To fund the reopening of the Women's House, the addictions/mental health residential treatment program for adult women for 4 months, they are working right now to hire staff for the Women's House so they will be opening in early June. |
Mankato, St Peter, Waseca, Fairmont |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Maple Grove |
The Highway 610 Extension Project will complete the long-sought Highway 610 corridor which has been planned, designed, and constructed over the last 50 years beginning with a preliminary study in 1973. The Project will improve regional mobility and roadway safety with the construction of the Highway 610 segment that will connect the existing County Road 30 to Trunk Highway (TH) 610 via bridges over Interstate 94 (I-94). The project will also complete the unfinished system interchange at I-94 and TH 610, improve traffic capacity along I-94 by adding auxiliary lanes between TH 610 and Maple Grove Parkway, and upgrade/realign Hennepin County CSAH 30 to provide reliable and direct access to both I-94 and TH 610. |
Maple Grove |
MN |
$33,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin County |
The Metropolitan Council (MC) is planning a light rail transit (LRT) extension of the METRO Blue Line from the existing Target Field LRT station in downtown Minneapolis to Brooklyn Park in suburban Hennepin County, serving the suburban municipalities of Golden Valley, Robbinsdale, and Crystal. The proposed alignment is mostly at grade and generally parallels freight rail and roadway rights-of-way. The Project includes 28 light rail vehicles, a new operations and maintenance facility in Brooklyn Park, four new park-and-ride facilities, and pedestrian and bicycle access to stations. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of Lakes Community Land Trust |
The Commercial Land Trust Initiative (CLTI) was launched in 2018 as a pilot under the City Of Lakes Community Land Trust (CLCLT), one of the five largest residential land trusts in the nation. To date, the CLCLT has assisted over 400 low-to-moderate-income households into CLCLT homeownership over the past 15 years. There have now been 90+ resales-each resulting in leveraging the initial affordability investment over time-serving multiple generations of homebuyers with the same funds. This is a strong foundation upon which to test whether a commercial land trust can be viable. Over the last three years, the CLTI has grown its program with the intention of eventually incorporating as its own entity. As such, a majority Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) Advisory Board was established to guide the program. This Advisory Board helped craft the mission, vision, values and financial model. The mission of the CLTI is to (re)develop and preserve long-term affordable commercial spaces through community driven ownership of land. Neighborhoods where local BIPOC businesses can grow and thrive, residents claim spaces through decision-making power and ownership of land, and together are building a vibrant human-centered economy. Ultimately, the CLTI wants to ensure that individuals, families and communities who have been historically (and currently) excluded from access to land ownership have the tools, resources and opportunity to share in the economic activity of any given neighborhood.
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Seward Redesign |
These Federal Funds will be used to support the construction of Wadaag Commons, the final housing phase of Seward Commons, a community-led and multi-phased mixed-income redevelopment. The five-story affordable, family apartment building will include 32 units, of which 16 are three and four-bedrooms, and eight units for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. It is designed with a focus on the needs of large immigrant families. The project is a partnership between Seward Redesign, a community development corporation and Nawal Noor, of Noor Companies, a social enterprise focused on providing opportunities for New Americans. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
Federal resources will be used for education and a development fund to support local ownership and development of commercial and mixed-use real estate in the 38th Street Cultural District. Cultural Districts are areas with a strong cultural identity where a significant portion of the population is comprised of Black, Indigenous and/or Immigrant People of Color (BIPOC). The 38th Street Cultural District is a historically Black community. Funds will support outreach and capital for local business owners and developers to invest in the district and implement the 38th?Street Thrive plan. The plan calls for equitable development and engagement, supporting anti-displacement efforts, establishing community wealth through collective ownership, and reclaiming opportunities to have meaningful impacts on new developments and investments in the district. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis, MN |
Fund local costs such as traffic signal upgrades, improvements to pedestrian and bikeway increased greening, especially trees and green stormwater infrastructure. Funding assistance will also help address traffic safety along Lake Street, which is one of the highest crash corridors in Minneapolis, and all of Hennepin County, with 8 percent of all crashes in Minneapolis between 2010 and 2019 having occurred along Lake Street. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Minneapolis Public Housing Authority |
The Minneapolis Public Housing Authority (MPHA) receives annual funding from Congressional appropriations for capital improvements. On average this amount has been $10-$12M. MPHA estimates its current capital backlog to be over $170M for their 6,000 unit portfolio. In order to complete these critical life and safety improvements as well as other capital needs, MPHA must look to secure additional resources. These improvements benefit the well-being and safety of the low-income community residing in Minneapolis. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
This project involves the construction of pedestrian ramp upgrades across Minneapolis. Requested funds would go towards improved access and mobility to residents, visitors and people with disabilities and bring the pedestrian curb ramps in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
These Federal Funds will be used to support the construction of Wadaag Commons, the final housing phase of Seward Commons, a community-led and multi-phased mixed-income redevelopment. The five-story affordable, family apartment building will include 32 units, of which 16 are three and four-bedrooms, and eight units for individuals and families experiencing homelessness. It is designed with a focus on the needs of large immigrant families. The project is a partnership between Seward Redesign, a community development corporation and Nawal Noor, of Noor Companies, a social enterprise focused on providing opportunities for New Americans. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis, MN |
This project is a revolving lead hazard/weatherization improvement loan fund to provide matching costs for low and moderate income home owners. The effort will combine lead hazard mitigation efforts with low-income deep weatherization retrofits, and complete low-moderate income lead hazard, weatherization, energy efficiency repairs and moderate healthy home repairs. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Artspace Projects, Inc. |
In 2019 Artspace purchased the Northrup King Building (NKB), the largest complex of artist studios in the state of Minnesota and an anchor venue in Art-a-Whirl, the nation's largest studio art crawl event. In addition to maintaining the studios of hundreds of artists, Artspace will transform surrounding vacant buildings into a 13-acre creative sector campus. This project includes the creation of approximately 81 affordable live/work units for artists within two empty buildings; the buildout of 14,890 square feet of space for community, nonprofit and creative enterprise partners; and unique artist residency spaces in the iconic grain elevators. The requested Federal Funds will be used to make improvements to the parking lot, utilities, and storm drainage/water management and will link to immediate neighborhoods via nearby bike trails, creating even greater connectivity in the heart of the thriving Northeast Minneapolis Arts District. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sabathani Community Center |
Sabathani Community Center seeks funding to complete the following needed repairs and upgrades to its almost 100-year-old 188,257 square foot commercial building so that we can prepare the building for renewable energy upgrades and serve our South Minneapolis community well into the future. Sabathani Community Center owns a nearly 100-year old 188,257 square foot commercial building with significant need for repair and upgraded energy systems to serve the community well into the future. Sabathani currently spends over $17,800 a month on utilities. Based on the Minneapolis benchmarking results for 2020 the current score provides significant room for improvement. This project will take advantage of any and all existing incentive and rebate programs to encourage energy efficiency and renewable energy improvement offered through the utility as well as the federal, state, and local government.
This project will replace SCC’s worn, inefficient, and leaking 35-year-old roofing material; insulate the roof with R38 insulation to provide energy efficiency and decreased energy costs; prepare SCC roof for a large high-efficiency solar array that would provide Sabathani and the community with 306,800 kWh per year of electricity which translates to $18,408 in annual electrical production/savings; replace the current lighting in the building which is primarily T8 fluorescent lamps that will be upgraded to LEDs; and install a dedicated ventilation system in Sabathani food shelf, storage, and client service areas that would provide either a mini-split system or a Movincool portable AC system that would incorporate fresh air into these spaces as recommended by the Center for Energy and Environment Assessment.
Based on bordering Block Groups this project request will serve a population that consists of more than 51 percent low- and moderate-income. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$627,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Open Arms of Minnesota |
An additional Open Arms of Minnesota (OAM) kitchen/facility in St. Paul will enable them to open their arms wider to nourish more neighbors. The new site will improve healthy food access for approximately 2,000 critically ill individuals and their families weekly. These clients depend on their services to provide them with 14-21 medically tailored meals delivered once weekly to their doorstep— at no cost. Demand for meals has increased by 40 percent in the last year.
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Diversified Industries (MDI) |
Federal funds would be used to recruit, train, and retain or place people with disabilities in careers and enhance MDI's capacity to enable individuals of diverse abilities to grow personally and professionally in integrated settings. MDI provides employment opportunities and support for people with disabilities. A pioneer in social enterprise, MDI was established in 1964. People with and without disabilities work side-by-side in our four manufacturing facilities producing polyethylene and polypropylene logistics containers for B2B customers such as FedEx, Frito-Lay, Amazon, 3M, and dozens of others.
|
Minneapolis and Northern Minnesota |
MN |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Accessible Space Inc. |
The proposed improvements will serve to ensure the long-term preservation and success of the accessible, affordable apartment community for the extremely-low/very-low income persons with disabilities who live there, and will help ensure they continue to have access to safe and sanitary housing, as well as reliable, safe and barrier-free access to/from their independent living apartment community.
The improvements will also help the property preserve and leverage its limited and restricted Replacement Reserve funding for ongoing maintenance needs, future local funding opportunities, and the continued provision of Reasonable Accommodations/Modifications to residential units and common areas to ensure residents have full and equal access to the housing program, per requirements of the Fair Housing and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973.
Furthermore, the funding will help significantly reduce maintenance expenses, prevent high cost emergency repairs, and reduce the need for increases in the Contract Rents in the federal/HUD rental assistance contract which keeps resident rents affordable.
|
Minneapolis and Saint Paul |
MN |
$690,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Council for Black Male Success |
The Council for Black Male Success (CBMS), envisions a healthy, economic vibrant community to meet the basic needs of the Black community. Increasingly, local and the federal governments are trying to address the racial inequalities in housing for communities of color experiencing homelessness. As of 2019, HUD now awards extra points to applicants who can demonstrate how they are addressing racial disparities for the homeless population. Providing services to Black males between the ages of 11 and 32 years old secures the long-term housing stability, education and work opportunities, and skills training the leadership development for Black males. There are a variety of rent structure program throughout Saint Paul and Minneapolis. The Council for Black Male Success understand the solution to homelessness is housing and by connecting Black men to housing and services they have the ability to stabilize their lives. The housing model of Obi Housing Program offers Black males the opportunity to receive a housing voucher, live in the community in a market-rate housing, hold a lease in their own name, remain in the housing up to 12 months, thereby eliminating the need to relocate and creating a good rental history The basic criteria include being a participant in the CBMS program, in need of housing or in need of a housing voucher to prevent homelessness, willing to participate in CBMS programming, create an economic and housing stability plan and be able to live independently. CBMS goals include accepting men at different points in their lives; each participant completes an intake to self-identify their needs and services. A baseline assessment is used to collect data, including barriers to housing, goals and various qualify of life components to increase stability. Based on the household size, the CBMS will pay market rent for three months, after three months participants will be evaluated on their ability pay the market rate rent for the reminder of the lease. Further assistance will be granted on a case by case basis up to 12 months. During the 12-month period program participants will receive ongoing wrap-around services provided by the 16 organizations. These services include mental health, employment, skill development, workforce readiness and small business workshops. |
Minneapolis/St. Paul |
MN |
$273,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dr. Robert Zimmerman |
The City of Moorhead and State of Minnesota are requesting $23.47 million for completion of the Trunk Highway 10/75 Downtown Moorhead Grade Separation Safety and Mobility Project (The Project). This project is a part of a comprehensive effort to improve safety, operations, and state of good repair along US Highway 10 (MnDOT Trunk Highway 10 or TH10) and US Highway 75 (MnDOT Trunk Highway 75 or TH75) through downtown Moorhead.
The Project will reinvigorate the economy through a safer, more connected and inviting transportation system, improving multi-modal mobility, and economic outcomes in Moorhead and the State of Minnesota. The project also addresses challenges associated with at-grade railroad/highway crossings in the City of Moorhead and specifically in downtown. The proposed project includes grade separations (underpasses) of The BNSF Railway K.O. double track mainline and Prosper Subdivision tracks that currently carry of total of 70 trains per day (projected to be 90 trains per day by 2045) through the heart of Downtown Moorhead. The project will respond to existing and projected capacity and safety issues by reducing rail exposures resulting from high train and traffic volumes. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$23,470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Moorhead |
Project consists of construction of a bicycle/pedestrian bridge across the Red River between Moorhead MN and Fargo ND. The bridge would be adjacent to the Bluestem Center for the Arts, a 3,000-seat amphitheater hosting the acclaimed Trollwood Performing Arts High School Theater program and numerous local, regional, and national concerts and events. The bridge would safely connect Moorhead's 14-mile Red River Corridor Trail with Fargo ND's trail system. The nearest dedicated bicycle/pedestrian river crossing is nearly 8 miles from Bluestem. A bridge designed for vehicular traffic is 5 miles from Bluestem but access is via a high speed minor arterial roadway.s. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Moorhead |
This project consists of full reconstruction of the roadway due to age and condition, including "complete street" and lane reduction modifications demonstrated in a concept pilot program introduced in 2019. The project includes reconstruction of roadway due to age and condition; adding safety enhancements and creating opportunities for multimodal transportation. The planned reconstruction would make road diet elements permanent, construct sidewalks more accessible for pedestrians, and construct wide outside lanes to incorporate bicycle traffic, and address alignment issues with 4th Street to set the stage for commercial reinvestment in Moorhead's downtown corridor. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bois Forte Band of Chippewa |
Proposal of Federal funds to cover capital building expenses for a transit bus facility. The facility will include inside parking for all vehicles, a bus wash bay, a mechanic bay for repairs and maintenance, a dispatch center, drivers work area, administrative offices which also includes a conference/training room and breakroom. Ideally, the facility will also incorporate solar panels with an electric battery storage component for the facility energy system. |
Nett Lake |
MN |
$8,102,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Ulm |
"City leadership has identified a preferred alignment for the relocated crosswind runway in a true east-west configuration. A crosswind runway with a 9/27 alignment would not only provide better wind coverage than the existing crosswind runway but would also reduce the impact of required land acquisition by aligning with existing property lines and extending over land which is not planned for future development. This alignment would improve the Airport's overall wind coverage to over 98% which is excellent for a general aviation airport. The estimated cost to construct the relocated runway is $1,014,000, but the land acquisition will cost significantly less because it is solely land outside City limits and not planned for future development. The proposed Crosswind Runway 9/27 alignment is the best long-term solution for preserving the safety and accessibility of the New Ulm Municipal Airport.
The Federal Funding would assist the City in moving forward with land acquisition, project design and construction of the turf crosswind runway." |
New Ulm |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Ulm |
The Minnesota Department of Transportation (Mn/DOT) conducted an Intersection Control Evaluation (ICE) study at the intersection of TH 14 and North Highland Avenue due to an increase in severe accidents at this location. The ICE study resulted in a roundabout being warranted and the preferred construction alternative for this intersection. Mn/DOT conducted two public outreach meetings and surveys to gain public input on the proposed intersection alternatives. The roundabout option was overwhelmingly identified as the preferred alternative. Mn/DOT and City staff completed applications for Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) funding to pay a portion of this project cost. The City was successful in securing $400,000 in HSIP funds and is obligated to fund the remaining $430,000 of its anticipated cost. The project is currently in preliminary project research and design, scheduled with a FY 2024 construction timeline on this joint jurisdiction project. |
New Ulm |
MN |
$430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Cottage Grove |
The federal funding support would be used for construction of public street and utility infrastructure. The public streets would provide direct and efficient access for the community to this proposed commercial area. The public storm sewer, watermain, and sanitary sewer construction provides ample opportunity for growth and development in the commercial area to promote job creation and a variety of housing types, specifically workforce housing. The installation of the street and utility infrastructure to this site would also provide pedestrian and bicycle access improvements across County Road 19 to the Washington County Regional Park. |
North Minneapolis |
MN |
$7,111,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Broadway Business and Area Coalition |
This project focuses on providing project funding throughout the North Minneapolis community, whether it is to assist with debris removal, restorations of public areas, facade improvements, and so much more. Overall the primary use of federal funds will be to restore North Minneapolis to its pre-pandemic and pre-social unrest development status. |
North Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northside Economic Opportunity Network (NEON) |
Northside Economic Opportunity Network (NEON) seeks Congressionally Directed Funding to purchase a new building. Securing NEON’s home on the West Broadway corridor of Minneapolis ensures their presence as a one-stop hub for small business support and uninterrupted access to affordable commercial real estate and co-working space— an increasingly scarce asset in North Minneapolis.
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North Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Stearns County |
CSAH 12 is a major collector that connects to Trunk Highway 23 near Richmond on the south to Interstate 94 near New Munich on the north. It serves farm to market and commercial traffic as well as commuters and agricultural traffic. The proposed project includes a full reconstruction between CSAH 31 and CSAH 30 in the city of New Munich. The section of CSAH 12 proposed for reconstruction has very narrow shoulders with minimal, nearly non-existent ditches. Because of the lack of ditches, the roadway has drainage issues and a snow drifting problem. The narrow gravel shoulders require constant maintenance because of the wide farm equipment and trucks that use the road. The pavement is in poor condition, and the condition continues to worsen because of the heavy truck and agricultural traffic.
The federal funding would be used to offset eligible road and bridge construction costs including upgrading to a 10-ton pavement design, widened shoulders and clear zone to meet current road design standards, storm water treatment and ADA upgrades to pedestrian facilities. Federal funding would enable the project to stay on schedule.
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Oak Township and City of New Munich |
MN |
$3,175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Olmsted County |
The project consists of a proposed interchange at CSAH 44 and TH 14, and an associated flyover structure at 7th Street NW. Infrastructure elements include four bridge structures, retaining walls, pavement, lighting, and active transportation facilities. The intersection of CSAH 44 and TH 14 is located on the west side of Rochester and has significant safety concerns due to a skewed geometric angle, an at-grade railroad crossing, a 65-mph speed limit on TH 14, and high traffic volumes on both the trunk highway and the county highway. By removing two at-grade intersections, 64 conflict points will be eliminated thus improving safety and increasing mobility. Efforts are moving forward for engineering services, environmental documentation, design, and right of way acquisition. Funding for construction of the interchange and flyover is needed. |
Olmsted County |
MN |
$21,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oslo Region Joint Powers |
The Red River of the North, bordering MN and ND, is extremely susceptible to spring and summer flooding events, overtopping roads and rail transportation, and inundating farmland. This disrupts traffic by closing I-29 and all highway access through Oslo, MN on MN Hwy 1, and to ND Hwy 54, a trunk highway connecting northern Minnesota to I-29. The floods also halts rail commerce and the delivery of agricultural products to market. Project includes reductions to the overbank upstream from Oslo to remove blockages in the river channel. Modified road elevations upstream at the Oslo area protect I-29 and Hwy 1 because it maintains water flow in the natural river channel. The second phase of the project includes costs shared through HIP, FEMA and WFPO. |
Oslo |
MN |
$60,818,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oslo Region Joint Powers Board |
The Red River of the North, bordering MN and ND, is extremely susceptible to spring and summer flooding events, overtopping roads and rail transportation and inundating farmland. This disrupts traffic by closing I-29 and all highway access through Oslo, MN on MN Hwy 1, and to ND Hwy 54, a trunk highway connecting northern Minnesota to I-29. The floods also halts, as well as rail commerce delivering agricultural products to market. Project includes reductions to the overbank upstream from Oslo to remove blockages in the river channel. Modified road elevations upstream at the Oslo area protect I-29 and Hwy 1 because it maintains water flow in the natural river channel. The second phase of the project includes costs shared through HIP, FEMA and WFPO. |
Oslo |
MN |
$25,189,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Otter Tail County |
For the past 25 years, lakes in Otter Tail County have been rising. Some lakes, such as Nelson Lake, do not have a natural outlet and flooding becomes a problem for roads and property owners. County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 6 is a bituminous paved local farm to market route that sees about 540 vehicles per day on average. The road is used by the Postal Service, school buses, emergency vehicles, farmers, local residents, and tourists. CSAH 6 runs through Nelson Lake and was built when the water was much lower than it currently is. The road will need to be raised approximately 12.5 feet to ensure it will not flood again and to maintain a sturdy road base in the lake. Funds would be used for the design and construction of a road raise of approximately 12.5 feet through CSAH 6 through Nelson Lake. Presently, CSAH 6 is a bituminous paved local farm to market route that sees about 540 vehicles per day on average. The road will need to be raised approximately 12.5 feet to ensure it will not flood again and to maintain a sturdy road base in the lake.
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Otter Tail County |
MN |
$2,759,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Owatonna |
This project fills a key gap in our trail system identified by the Parks and Trails System Master Plan. The current river crossing on the Muckle Trail at Bridge Street is considered substandard. After navigating a hairpin turn on the west side of the Straight River, trail users must use a narrow sidewalk (along Bridge street) on the bridge over the river before getting back onto the trail. In the last year, they had a serious incident where someone using the sidewalk, fell off of the curb into a lane of traffic. There is a significant rise in trail use over the last year, and the sidewalk cannot handle two-way traffic. This gap and issue was identified in the Parks and Trails System Master Plan. Funds will go towards the construction and installation of an angled bowstring bridge with overlook; removals as part of site preparation (trail, western parking lot, trees, bollards/amenities along connection); perimeter controls; embankment; a retaining wall adjustment; curb and gutters; concrete walk; bituminous Trail; lights; and signage, among other things. |
Owatonna |
MN |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Polk County, MN |
This program would allow the city to purchase an existing naturally-occurring affordable multi-family apartment building, then sell the physical building to a non-profit or mission-oriented developer to own and operate, while the city (or designated land-trust) retains ownership of the underlying land. The city and the developer would partner to make energy and sustainability improvements to the building such as energy efficient windows, doors, and appliances; high-efficiency HVAC and water heaters; improved insulation and weatherstripping; LED lighting; up to and including installation of solar and electric vehicle charging. The sale of the physical building would have certain covenants and restrictions requiring that the units be rented at an affordable rate to households not exceeding 60% of the area median income. By removing the land cost from the equation, this facilitates the affordable rents without requiring significant additional public investment and ensures the rents remain affordable in perpetuity. |
Polk County |
MN |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ramsey County |
This project will provide final design and construction plans for a six-mile alternate regional trail alignment that is mainly outside of rail property on public land and will complete the last two undeveloped segments of the Bruce Vento Regional Trail from Buerkle Road to County Road J in the cities/township of Gem Lake, White Bear Lake, White Bear Township, Vadnais Heights in Ramsey County, Minnesota. Completing final design and construction documents will allow these last two segments to be shovel ready projects for implementation. This will complete a major gap in the Regional Bike Transportation Network and United States Bike Route 41 (USBR 41), provide critical connections to a proposed arterial bus rapid transit (BRT), and provide a multi-modal trail that does not exist today for pedestrian and bicycles in northern communities within Ramsey County. |
Ramsey County |
MN |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Red Wing |
The recreational trail will be non-motorized and will connect three of the Red Wing's riverfront parks; Levee Park, He Mni Can - Barn Bluff Regional Park and Colvill Park. The trail project will provide a highly desirable walking, hiking and bicycling experience and provide the connecting link to the existing regional, state and the national Mississippi River Trail (MRT) trail systems. In addition to becoming a future segment of the broader national MRT trail system, the trail development will also contribute to a vital network of bike lanes and sidewalks connecting city neighborhoods to employment centers, recreational areas, downtown and the Mississippi River riverfront. One of the key goals of the city's transportation planning is to create a multi-modal transportation network that places a high priority on environmentally sustainable and health conscious modes of transportation.
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Red Wing |
MN |
$10,475,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Red Wing |
The $3.7 million in federal funds will be used for engineering and environmental review, final engineering design and capital construction costs. The preliminary project plan is to realign 1,700 feet of Levee Road from the existing round-a-bout adjacent to railroad rights-of-way. This will allow the reconfiguration of the brownfield area and the rehabilitation-restoration of an adjacent adjoining wetland area. A new dual use parking lot/semi-truck fleeting/staging area will be constructed on a portion of the brownfield. The constructed design of the roadway and parking/truck fleeting area will alleviate parking pressure, redirect and realign the grain truck traffic movements which will improve efficacies of grain truck fleeting operations during the harvest season. At other times the space is needed for overflow parking for the boat launchers and park visitors, especially during city festivals. Approximately 650 feet of the abandoned Levee Road surface adjacent to the Ol Miss Marina will be kept and repurposed for a parking area for Marina users and other visitors with a riverfront promenade being built. To fully utilize the entire area, the balance of the impermeable gravel and hard pan brownfield acreage would be used for storm water treatment, connecting trails, paths, green space, parklands, festival lawn area and potentially an outdoor amphitheater with the natural grass lawn berm of the pedestrian bridge landing serving as a natural seating area. Two other project components are the rehabilitation of the city’s two Mississippi River Upper Harbor bulkheads and the construction necessary for the implementation of a riverfront Railroad Quit Zone. The bulkheads are primarily used by the Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) for barge fleeting and mooring. The USACE offloads dredge spoil from barges during Mississippi River dredging operations. The dredging is necessary to maintain the Mississippi River nine foot channel for commercial shipping. The storage pad for the dredge spoil is located less than 14 mile west on Levee Road from the bulkheads. Portions of the bulkhead steel sheet piling, steel cap and mooring fenders need repair and replacements. |
Red Wing |
MN |
$3,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
The City of Rochester seeks federal resources to develop a 2.5-mile, paved Willow Creek Trail, crossing under U.S. Highway 52 and connecting to the larger City network of trails. The proposed alignment of the Willow Creek Trail will generally follow a portion of the historic alignment of the Winona and Western Railroad between Rochester and Stewartville. Willow Creek Trail will also ultimately link with the Bluestem Regional Trail that is being developed to the south. |
Rochester |
MN |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rogers, MN |
The Fletcher Lane bypass project has been in the planning stages for over 20 years between the City of Rogers and Hennepin County. The current north/south roadways in Rogers consist of an urban roadway through a residential and small commercial area and a gravel roadway. These roadways are currently used to accommodate traffic accessing the west side of Hennepin County. The new Fletcher Lane alignment will be designed to accommodate the County and local traffic on a 2-lane divided design with left and right turn lanes at intersections. The project will also include an upgraded at-grade crossing of the BNSF Railroad, new traffic control signal systems at Territorial Road/Fletcher Lane and CSAH 81/Fletcher Lane and a separated bike trail the full length of the project on the west side of the road. |
Rogers |
MN |
$3,501,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Roseau County & Kittson County |
This project will upgrade the roadway in order for it to serve its primary functions, including an evacuation route, an emergency services access route, and as a route to provide area residents with access to basic services. This roadway is a Federally-designated and extremely important to both counties as an evacuation route for local residents and access route for the provision of basic and emergency services to the area (NW Roseau County NE Kittson County). However, as a result of insufficient funding, the counties have not been able to provide the necessary improvements for the roadway to serve these purposes. For example, periodic flooding is the primary threat to the area residents, but the same flooding events that would necessitate evacuation, or the provision of emergency services, render the roadway impassable.
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Roseau County |
MN |
$13,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Anna Marie's Alliance |
This project would transform living quarters in the shelter from dormitory-style to individual apartment-style rooms to empower survivors of domestic violence and their children to grow and thrive through trauma informed housing design. |
Saint Cloud |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Saint Cloud Area |
The Federal funds will be used to complete the environmental review documents that are required to advance the project to the official mapping and design phase. Between the University Drive Bridge in St. Cloud and the US-169 bridge in Anoka/Champlin (a distance of about 50 miles) there are only three other bridges that cross the Mississippi River. The river continues to be a major transportation barrier to the efficient and reliable movement of traffic across the state. |
Saint Cloud |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
ReConnect Rondo |
ReConnect Rondo recognizes there to be a wide range of funding needs for this project. Project Development Activities: Funds to be used for planning phase to identify needs, issues and alternatives to determine critical elements, including equity in transportation outcomes (social, economic, environmental) allowing for important and necessary analysis and environmental screening; project management, area planning and design, project assessment, market research, financial evaluation, community outreach, restorative development modeling and redevelopment programming. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$80,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
This project will replace the Eastbound Kellogg Boulevard Bridge, Kellogg Boulevard between West Seventh Street and Market Street, the Exchange Street Viaduct, and the Xcel/Rivercentre loading dock road with a new bridge system that includes multi-modal safety and access improvements in the center of the downtown Saint Paul entertainment district. The 80-year old bridge serves millions of regional, state and nationwide visits to downtown Saint Paul each year and it has reached the end of its useable life. In addition to funding removal of the existing bridge over river bluff, loading dock road, and Exchange Street viaduct, the project includes reconstruction of approach roads, walls for road protection and/or soil retention, acquisition of right-of-way, design, construction engineering and inspection, and construction of a replacement bridge system. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$21,488,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
Funding is needed to complete construction of the North End Community Center, a new 25,000 square foot building with enhancements to the existing 5.6-acre park in Saint Paul's North End neighborhood. This community center will replace the obsolete Rice Recreation Center and provide a modern community hub with amenities requested and needed by the community. The center and parkland sit nestled between the Rice Street Library and the Paul and Sheila Wellstone Elementary School. The project will provide state-of-the-art amenities to encourage social and physical activity including multi-purpose community rooms, a teaching kitchen, youth and teen rooms, a gymnasium, dance room, fitness room, and outdoor courtyard. The park improvements include a multi-sport artificial turf field, sepak takraw/badminton courts, basketball courts, picnic areas, a paved community plaza, and open green space. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
This project will reconstruct the Kellogg-Third Street Bridge from Broadway Street to Mounds Boulevard (State Highway 61). In addition to funding removal of the existing bridge over BNSF railroad, Commercial Street, and Interstate Highway 94, the project includes reconstruction of approach roadways, walls for road protection and/or soil retention, acquisition of right-of-way, design, construction engineering and inspection, and construction of a replacement bridge that includes multimodal elements for bicycles, pedestrians, vehicles, and mass transit. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
This project will transform Hayden Heights Library, a dated neighborhood library, into a dynamic, technology-enabled, inviting and healing community space and resource hub that strengthens the social infrastructure of the Greater East Side and meets the community needs for its library. Complete renovation of the Hayden Heights Library including, but not limited to, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, windows, lighting, flooring, shelving, service desk, furnishings, staff work areas, restrooms, community rooms, maintenance areas, skylights, technology, and exterior brick, concrete, parking lot and landscaping. Hayden Heights Library was built in 1978 and has never been renovated. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$5,807,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
This project will reconstruct the Randolph Avenue Bridge between Shepard Road and James Avenue. In addition to funding removal of the existing bridge over Union Pacific railroad, the project includes reconstruction of approach roadways, acquisition of right-of-way, design, construction engineering and inspection, and construction of a replacement bridge that includes multimodal elements for bicycles, pedestrians, and vehicles including freight truck traffic. The bridge provides the sole access to dead-end Randolph Avenue and numerous commercial and industrial businesses, including the Xcel Energy High Bridge Power Generating Plant. As such, maintaining adequate and continuous use during construction is of critical importance to the project, business stakeholders and their many statewide customers. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
This project will transform Riverview Library, a historic, dated, run-down neighborhood library, into a dynamic, technology-enabled, inviting and healing community space and resource hub that strengthens the social infrastructure of the West Side, including building on the cultural history of welcoming new immigrants. Complete renovation of the Riverview Library includes, but is not limited to, mechanical, electric, plumbing (MEP), windows, lighting, flooring, shelving, service desk, furnishings, staff work areas, restrooms, finishes, community room, maintenance area, technology, and exterior paving, concrete and landscaping to better meet community needs today and in the future. The library was built in 1917 and last updated in 1989. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$3,468,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Aurora St Anthony Neighborhood Development Corpora |
ASANDC wants to expand Frogtown/Rondo’s collective voice and empowerment to develop an actionable agenda to advance community priorities and outcomes, with a focus on economic opportunity and security. According to the African American Financial Capabilities Community of Practice (2016) there needs to be a multi-faceted plan to build wealth in specific neighborhoods to create economic opportunities. Currently, Eastside Neighborhood Development Corporation and ASANDC used a mixed-methods multi-phase research design to better understand financial products black businesses needs for Eastside, Rondo and Frogtown Neighborhoods. Based on these findings ASANDC would like support to move forward the following initiative: Design co-operative business initiative that incubates Black businesses under one roof, that provides rent controls, creates jobs, restores wealth into the Frogtown/Rondo community. ASANDC will also assist up to 25 Black business owners in Frogtown/Rondo neighborhoods, we will assist with business readiness goals, coaching and develop work plans to meet Black business owners needs; develop a database to track monthly statistics, provide technical assistance to assist in loan packaging, cash flow analysis, bookkeeping management, one on one financial education counseling and workshop trainings. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,819,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ramsey County, MN |
The project includes final design, environmental documentation and construction of Rice Street from Pennsylvania Avenue to Wheelock Parkway, located in the City of Saint Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Keystone Community Services |
Keystone Community Services is requesting federal appropriations funding to support development of the new Keystone Community Food Site at 1790 1800 University Avenue West in St. Paul. Located in the Midway neighborhood, the 20,000-square-foot Community Food Site will consolidate Keystone’s food shelf operations into one location, including the base for its innovative mobile food distribution program. The site will increase efficiencies and streamline processes for annually receiving and distributing over 4 million pounds of food, including food rescue items and federal commodities, to 50,000 unduplicated residents by 2024--a significant increase over the 28,000 people served in 2019--and help meet the increased demand for food assistance and support services in the coming years due to the economic impact from the pandemic.
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Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sartell |
The City of Sartell has experienced exponential growth in the past twenty years, which has contributed to the region's prosperity. The City's population alone has grown 65% since 2000. As a part of this growth, the community identified in its 2016 Comprehensive Plan a future transportation network that serves as the foundation for facilitation of new growth and providing east to west and north to south connections in developing areas of Sartell. This future transportation network includes the extension of 15th Street North between Pinecone Road North and 30th Avenue North (otherwise known as Townline Road/7th Avenue), to be completed it two phases. This extension will provide a better east to west connection and will impact multiple regional partners, as well as students of all ages. A study was completed in 2017 to proactively measure and determine feasibility of this valuable road expansion. The recent development of the ISD 748 Sartell St. Stephen High School in the northern limits of Sartell has expedited the need for this corridor expansion, for connection, mobility, development, and safety concerns for students and families. This funding would be for roughly one mile of urban collector roadway expansion. |
Sartell |
MN |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Savage |
The requested funds would be used for the removal and replacement of an existing railroad bridge over Lynn Avenue and make needed improvements to the roadway. The project would replace a railroad bridge with limited vertical and horizontal clearance. The replacement will improve efficiency of traffic flow, improve safety operations of larger vehicles, and allow for mobility and access of larger emergency vehicles. |
Savage |
MN |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Savage, MN |
The Central Minnesota Regional Inter-City Passenger Rail Corridor requests funding for local agencies to conduct feasibility, economic, and environmental impact studies. The City of Savage will coordinate the studies with Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) to meet MnDOT criteria.
The project is part of the MnDOT 2010 Comprehensive Statewide Freight and Passenger Rail Plan. This corridor is proposed for standard (79 mph) passenger rail service with accommodation for up to four round trips per day. The corridor includes segments from downtown Minneapolis and/or downtown St. Paul to Northfield, Northfield to Albert Lea and Albert Lea to Des Moines. The segment from Minneapolis to Northfield would use the CP MN&S subdivision. |
Savage |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Scott County |
The proposed project will construct an interchange, located at the existing at-grade intersection of US 169 and TH 282/CH 9; and construct a separate grade separation of the Union Pacific mainline rail crossing on CH 9. The project will also construct a trail, connecting lower-income residential areas north of US 169 and TH 282/CH 9 into the City of Jordan's trail system, providing connections to schools and the downtown. The project is intended to improve mobility for freight and regional traffic on US 169 with reliable and safe access for residents of Jordan and the surrounding area. The project also enhances rail safety through a grade separation of CSAH 9 from the Union Pacific Mainline Railroad. The proposed use of Federal Funds is to close the current funding gap for construction. Through the design process of the interchange, the estimated construction costs have skyrocketed due to materials/labor increases and design elements to construct an efficient interchange with minimization of impacts to property and the environment.
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Scott County |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of South St. Paul |
The Wakota Crossing Economic Development Initiative will result in the creation of a 50-acre industrial park with more than 500,000 square feet of industrial, office, warehouse, and logistics uses and more than 500 new jobs. In order to advance this initiative, the City (through its Economic Development Authority) must acquire and assemble the real estate for the industrial park and conduct brownfield remediation and infrastructure improvements to service this new economic center. The City - through its Housing and Redevelopment Authority and Economic Development Authority - has successfully partnered with both public and private entities on the successful redevelopment of more than 200 acres of former stockyards and meat-packing plants to give rise to the BridgePoint Business Park, today home to more than 4,000 jobs and 150 unique small businesses.
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South St. Paul |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Saint Cloud Area Planning Organization |
The Federal funds will be used to complete the environmental review documents that will be necessary before the corridor can be officially mapped and designed. The corridor will begin at the interchange of MN-15 and 33rd Street South in St. Cloud, travel west through Waite Park, turn north and connect to CSAH 75 somewhere between Waite Park and St. Joseph. |
St. Cloud |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis and Lake Counties Regional Railroad Auth |
This project involves the upgrade to a railroad viaduct/bridge that connects Superior, WI and Duluth, MN that carries rail traffic between Minneapolis and Duluth. The equipment that operates the swing bridge needs to be upgraded to restore reliability. Center section is a swing bridge that allows navigation. A recent failure of the swing bridge paralyzed rail traffic in the region. Bridge upgrades are necessary to ensure NLX operates reliably and on schedule. |
St. Louis and Lake County |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Highway 169 North Task Force |
TH 169 Spot Safety and Mobility Improvements between TH 169 and St. Louis County Road 88 west of Ely (Tower-Soudan to Ely) will decrease or eliminate accidents, injuries, and fatalities. The requested funds would be used for Preliminary Engineering, Final Engineering, ROW Acquisition, and Construction. |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Louis Park |
This program would allow the city to purchase an existing naturally-occurring affordable multi-family apartment building, then sell the physical building to a non-profit or mission-oriented developer to own and operate, while the city (or designated land-trust) retains ownership of the underlying land. The city and the developer would partner to make energy and sustainability improvements to the building such as energy efficient windows, doors, and appliances; high-efficiency HVAC and water heaters; improved insulation and weatherstripping; LED lighting; up to and including installation of solar and electric vehicle charging. The sale of the physical building would have certain covenants and restrictions requiring that the units be rented at an affordable rate to households not exceeding 60% of the area median income. By removing the land cost from the equation, this facilitates the affordable rents without requiring significant additional public investment and ensures the rents remain affordable in perpetuity. |
St. Louis Park |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CommonBond Communities |
CommonBond is requesting $1 million to aid in developing 120 units of affordable housing, Rise on 7, in St. Louis Park. This project is unique in that Westwood Lutheran/RISE Early Learning Center will open an affordable childcare center in the building. The project will open in early 2023, and CommonBond Communities will offer the childcare space to RISE Early rent-free for ten years. |
St. Louis Park |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
I-94 Corridor Coalition |
This project is one of the last steps in completing the six-lane freeway expansion west of the Twin Cities. This project will provide lane continuity between projects currently in construction east of Albertville and west of Monticello scheduled for completion in the fall of 2021. The lane capacity expansion completion of Phase 1, from Rogers to St. Michael, has resulted in a 55% reduction in travel delay time through this stretch of road, close to 3 million square feet of new industrial development, and approximately $6.2 million in annual property tax increase. Albertville to Monticello project is expected to produce similar results. |
St. Michael |
MN |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity of Minnesota, Inc. |
Habitat for Humanity of Minnesota is proposing the addition of a position that can work with Habitat for Humanity affiliates to plan, build and track the performance of affordable, energy efficient, accessible and healthy homes- new construction, rehab, and repair. This Sustainable Building Program will also offer expertise to affiliates looking for ways to minimize construction costs to contend with rising costs. This program will also have the benefit of decreasing utility costs for Habitat homeowners. Minnesota Habitat affiliates are currently forecasting a 20 percent decrease in production, due to rising costs. By providing crucial support in construction cost containment and supply chain management, the negative impact of rising costs can be mitigated. An investment will have a significant impact, as there is no end in sight to high construction costs. This request for $300,000 will pay for the first three years of this position. |
St. Paul |
MN |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Battered Women’s Legal Advocacy Project |
The Housing Rights Project is an effort to identify integrated approaches that bridge issue areas of domestic and sexual violence, housing, and criminal justice. The purpose of this project is to reduce disparities for individuals from underserved communities by providing free and confidential legal advice and advocacy to victims living in domestic violence shelters, eliminating possible barriers that prevented participants from seeking support as a result of that violence, and ideally, lessening the time that a victim must spend in temporary or transitional housing. Specific services that offered by the Housing Rights Project include: 1) Training for victims, advocates, attorneys, and landlords; 2) Technical Assistance via our toll-free Action Line and Text Service; 3) Limited or Full Representation for victims experiencing legal issues related to housing; 4) Eviction Expungement Clinics post COVID-19; and 5) User-friendly court forms and packets. |
Statewide |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
The County Highway 5 to Browns Creek Trail community project will remove an uneven, unsanctioned foot path and construct a trailhead and trail connections from County Highway 5 (Stonebridge Trail) to the Browns Creek State Trail. Additionally, the adjacent roadway will be repaved and repaired to provide smooth lanes and shoulders, as well as separated trail to allow local and regional connections from the community to the Browns Creek Regional Trail. |
Stillwater |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Highway 169 North Task Force |
TH 169 Spot Safety and Mobility Improvements between TH 1/169 and St. Louis County Road 88 west of Ely (Tower-Soudan to Ely). RP 267 Grade Lowering TH 169 near Soudan - new Vermilion State Park Entrance. RP 275-276 Horizontal Curve Correction. RP 276-278 Wolf Creek Pass Road (Morse Township Road) Turn Lane Construction and Realignment. RP 278-279 Wolf Lake Road (St. Louis County 404) Turn Lanes and TH 169 Realignment. Funds would be used for Preliminary Engineering, Final Engineering, ROW Acquisition, and Construction. |
TH 169 in St. Louis County between TH 1/169 to Cou |
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$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Thief River Falls Regional Airport Authority |
This project would ensure a safe and reliable operation for the largest aircraft operating at the airport. The cargo area expansion would allow light maintenance to occur indoors and allow loading and unloading operations to occur in a safe, warm environment. Pre-design for the project has already been completed with final design currently underway. The project will be let out for bid in November 2021 with a 2022 completion date. Federal Funds will be used to match the State of Minnesota’s contribution to pre-design, design, construct, furnish, and equip an air cargo hangar.
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Thief River Falls |
MN |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tracy, MN |
The City of Tracy, MN needs funding for safety related improvements to Runway 11/29 Runway Safety Area (RSA). The RSA is a margin of safety around the paved surface of the runway that is 150 feet wide and extends 300 feet beyond each runway end, required by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), which is expected to be smooth, level, and free of obstacles in case of a runway overshoot, undershoot, or runway excursion. A stream and its associated small ravine run to the south of Runway 29 threshold, compromising this surface due to the sharp drop in elevation. This safety issue was magnified by the July 3, 2018 flood, also known as FEMA Disaster DR-4390, in which the City of Tracy received over 10 inches of water in 3.5 hours, flooding the entire community and further washing out the streambed and ravine. Federal Funds will be used to construct a 650 long 4x6 box culvert to maintain necessary water flow, while bringing the RSA into compliance with FAA dimensional requirements. The steam is not regulated by City, Township, County, or State requirements, and it is not a state or federal protected waterway. The installation of a culvert would provide the city with the ability to preserve the stream course and to build up the ground elevation in the RSA to bring it into compliance. |
Tracy |
MN |
$939,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metro Transit |
The Metro Transit 40-foot Electric Buses and Chargers project (Project) will deploy six 40-foot electric buses in core urban areas with three electric bus chargers at the new Minneapolis Bus Garage scheduled to open in early 2023. The Project will advance the city’s commitment to utilize and promote battery electric bus technology--further improving air quality and environmental justice in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Local routes operating from the Minneapolis Bus Garage will serve areas with populations above the regional average in percent of people of color, people in poverty, or both.
The Congressionally Directed Funding requested would be used to bridge the incremental gap of purchasing six electric buses and three chargers when compared to purchasing six diesel buses.
Metro Transit plans to replace diesel powered buses that have met their FTA useful life time and mileage requirement of 12 years or 500,000 miles. Currently the diesel buses are 13 years old with an average mileage of 441,527 miles and are planned for replacement in 2023. |
Twin Cities |
MN |
$2,832,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Beacon Interfaith Housing Collaborative |
Beacon requests $500,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to expand and sustain supportive housing for families and youth. Approximately $100,000 would fill a key capital funding gap and related uses for a new, 42-unit apartment building proposed and with community approvals and support to be built in Shakopee. This development would serve families who are homeless and many who are involved or at risk of involvement in the child welfare system. The remaining $400,000 of the request would be used to cover current gaps in support for existing supportive housing programs. These funds would be used for on-site supportive services to families and youth exiting homelessness and to staff weekend and overnight front desks for resident safety. |
Twin Cities Metro |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wabasha |
The City of Wabasha is requesting funding to construct a new roadway segment that would allow for realignment of Trunk Highway 60 within the city. The City is requesting funding to construct a new roadway segment that would allow for realignment of Trunk Highway 60 within the city. The realignment would continue Trunk Highway 60 south from the intersection with 4th Grant Boulevard and connect into existing County Road 30/Hiawatha Drive between Bridge Avenue and Alleghany Avenue. From this point, County Road 30, which continues west to connect with US Highway 61, would be redesignated Trunk Highway 60 to complete the proposed re-route. Following the construction of the project, the remaining portions of the existing Trunk Highway 60 alignment will be turned back to the county or city. |
Wabasha |
MN |
$3,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wabasha |
The City of Wabasha and the National Eagle Center (the Center) plan to complete a Mississippi riverfront property development resulting in a world-class destination and enhanced community asset. The project will acquire land, renovate, construct, furnish, and equip the National Eagle Center in order to expand program and exhibit space, increase aviary space for eagles, and create improvements to the riverfront in Wabasha for infrastructure, large vessel landing areas and docks, and public access and program areas to enhance community economic impact, access, and educational opportunities. |
Wabasha |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Shingobee Connection Trail Task Force |
The project will build a box culvert underpass to provide a safe crossing which will enhance the use of the trail system by bicycle and hiking commute. This Proposal for phase VI of the Shingobee Connection Trail is a box culvert/underpass of State Highway 200/371 at the south edge of the city of Walker. When constructed, it will be a 12 x 9 box culvert approximately 100 feet long under the high speed, high volume traffic of the highway. This will eliminate the present uncontrolled pedestrian/bicycle crossing and enable non vehicle commuters using the Shingobee Connection Trail a safe transportation route when traveling to and from Walker. It will allow all ages and abilities to better utilize this important paved regional trail which is 7 miles in length and connects the Paul Bunyan and Heartland State Trails.
|
Walker |
MN |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of White |
The Township would like to rehabilitate Township Road 6517 (Trigstad Road), Road 41, Road 51, and Lane 49. These roads were originally paved almost 40 years ago and are in poor condition with cracked, heaving, and bumpy pavement causing a safety hazard for citizens. This project consists of base work, culvert replacement, reclaiming and milling of the old asphalt, paving and striping of the roadways. The shoulders will be widened eliminating sloughing into the ditches. These roads provide viable connections within the community. Trigstad Road is a major exit to other local cities and regional areas, tourism attractions such as Giants Ridge Recreation Area, and Duluth, MN. Because of the cost of construction, it makes sense to combine multiple roadways in the same area to save taxpayers money. |
White Township |
MN |
$2,625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis County, MN |
The project will consist of 5.4 miles of full depth bituminous reclamation, bituminous milling and new bituminous asphalt pavement. County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 4, Governor Rudy Perpich Memorial Drive, is functionally classified as a Minor Arterial and is a primary route between the Duluth area and northern St. Louis County, including the Iron Range. The project will consist of 5.4 miles of full depth bituminous reclamation, bituminous milling and new bituminous asphalt pavement. |
White Township |
MN |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity, Winona County |
This project involves the construction of a simple, decent, affordable Habitat for Humanity home, and then sell it to an eligible, qualified Habitat homebuyer who will partner with us through sweat equity on the construction of their home. They will purchase the home at an affordable price and will use USDA financing. Habitat for Humanity serving Winona County and Minnesota State College Southeast will serve as the contractor. Eligible expenses would include the land acquisition, services such as sewer and electric, building materials, and subcontractor costs. Upon completion of the home, it will be sold to the homebuyer and funds will be recycled into the revolving program to build the next home in the same manner. |
Winona |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Klobuchar |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sherburne County Public Works |
The US 169 Rural Safety and Mobility Interchange Project will reconstruct approximately one mile of US Highway 169 from a rural four-lane undivided highway to a four-lane divided expressway and construct a hybrid diamond interchange at CR 4. The proposed project will focus on safety and operational improvements that will improve reliability, accommodate planned long-term growth, improve bicycle and pedestrian connectivity, and connect rural communities in the Greater Central Minnesota Region to economic opportunities in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area. The project will minimize right-of-way impacts to residences along US 169 and impacts to wetland resources. The interchange includes a tight ramp configuration west of US 169 and a loop in the southeast quadrant of the interchange. The proposed CR 4 bridge over US 169 includes a multimodal trail facility along the northside of CR 4 that improves pedestrian and bicyclist safety by constructing a dedicated trail facility crossing over US 169. |
Zimmerman |
MN |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Southwestern Vermont Medical Center |
Funding will establish a 125-student child care facility in downtown Bennington, furthering the region's workforce and community development goals. |
Bennington |
VT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
University of Vermont |
Funding will establish the Institute for Rural Partnerships at the University of Vermont, in order to support federal, state, local and private partnerships to address existing and emerging challenges for rural America. |
Chittenden |
VT |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Shelburne Farms |
Funding will establish a National Farm to School Institute to provide technical and practical assistance to Farm to School programs across the country. |
Chittenden |
VT |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Groton |
Funding will support replacement of a wastewater system critical to municipal buildings that houses the local food shelf and town offices. |
Groton |
VT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Jeudevine Memorial Library |
Funding will allow completion of a long-planned renovation and expansion of this historic building which is a cornerstone of Hardwick Village and serves residents of seven towns. This expansion was upended by the pandemic and the inflated costs that resulted. |
Hardwick |
VT |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Richmond Land Trust |
Funding will support the replacement Gillett Dam in order to protect a locally-significant wetland and forest habitat, reduce the risk of floods and washouts downstream, and preserve one of the few publicly accessible large-pond recreation resources in Chittenden County. |
Richmond |
VT |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Rupert Village Trust |
The Rupert Village Trust will use funding to renovate the historic Sheldon Store, which will provide much needed common space for meetings and events, and space for future small businesses. |
Rupert |
VT |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of St. Johnsbury |
Funding will finish the connection between the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail and downtown St. Johnsbury, increasing the vitality of downtown businesses and providing new recreational opportunities for town residents. |
St. Johnsbury |
VT |
$543,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Catamount Film and Arts Co. |
Funding will support critical upgrades to address important public health concerns, including air quality issues, that will allow the circa 1912 building to safely reopen and once again serve as a regional cultural attraction and community resource in Vermont's rural Northeast Kingdom. |
St. Johnsbury |
VT |
$108,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Land Trust |
Funding will support a permanent fund to facilitate the transition of new and beginning farmers onto conserved farmland with low-cost financing and technical assistance. The fund will preserve Vermont's working landscape and support rural economies by removing two of the biggest barriers to entry for new farmers: access to land and capital. |
Statewide |
VT |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Northern Forest Center |
Funding will support the development and implementation of a sub-award program for outdoor recreation infrastructure projects across Vermont, benefitting Vermonters and regional economic development. Recreational trail networks conserve and protect open land from development, while increasing employment opportunities and promoting regional economic development in rural parts of the state. |
Statewide |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Burlington Technical Center |
Funding will support the construction of a new Burlington Aviation Tech Center facility to support a research and development student lab to educate and train the next generation of aviation technicians and advance electric aviation technology. |
Burlington |
VT |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Champlain College |
Funding will support the expansion of cyber consultation for local municipalities, agencies and organizations to facilitate additional cybersecurity at the most vulnerable level of cyberspace by leveraging expertise, faculty, and students at Champlain College. |
Burlington |
VT |
$756,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Orange County Restorative Justice Center |
Funding will provide a more consistent approach among Vermont’s two dozen restorative justice agencies, providing increased training, improved data collection and organizational support, to help address crime and conflict in Vermont communities and reduce recidivism. |
Chelsea |
VT |
$433,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lake Champlain Basin Program |
Funding will support lake-wide monitoring network to collect and record Lake Champlain environmental data in real-time. |
Grand Isle |
VT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Norwich University |
Funding will support research and development of a proposed framework for structuring IT systems used by NASA for mission critical tasks to better prepare for and respond to cyber attacks. |
Northfield |
VT |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Vermont |
Funding will be used to map and monitor land cover changes, harmful algal blooms, natural disasters, and other critical indicators to better inform natural resource policymakers and service providers. |
Statewide |
VT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Department of Public Safety |
Funding will modernize training and technology, and strengthen hiring procedures for law enforcement agencies statewide. |
Statewide |
VT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Crime Research Group |
Funding will support critical technical assistance and data analysis to Vermont's law enforcement agencies in order to better identify and address racial disparities in policing. |
Statewide |
VT |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Burlington Electric Department |
Funding will support construction of Burlington's district energy project to deliver renewable thermal energy to customers and reduce the city's thermal sector emissions by 11.5 percent or more. |
Burlington |
VT |
$5,166,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Vermont |
Funding will support the establishment of an advanced hybrid test facility to research and improve the performance of solar technology and integrated storage systems in cold weather and industrial climates. |
Burlington |
VT |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Rutland West Neighborhood Housing Service, Inc. |
Funding will allow Rutland West Neighborhood Housing Service, Inc., dba NeighborWorks of Western Vermont to intensify its highly successful HEAT Squad program in the Northeast Kingdom, connecting households with home energy audits, contractor referrals, and affordable financing. This funding will provide additional program staff in the region with the goal of reaching 240 households with comprehensive energy audits and facilitating 120 energy efficiency projects. |
Orleans, Caledonia, Essex, Orange, etc. |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Randolph Area Community Development Corporation |
Funding will support Salisbury Square Phase II to turn a former manufacturing site into 21 affordable net-zero homes. Each home has solar electric generation and there is a shared microgrid, which will lower energy costs and increase resilience. |
Randolph |
VT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding will support the Army Corps of Engineers in carrying out environmental infrastructure and habitat restoration projects throughout the Lake Champlain basin. |
Various |
VT |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Vermont Energy Investment Corporation (VEIC) |
Funding will deploy thermal energy storage demonstration technology to residential and public buildings to help communities in rural Vermont reduce energy costs and improve energy efficiency. |
Winooski |
VT |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Brattleboro Retreat Farm |
Funding will support the development of the Grafton Village Cheese Factory building into a multi-purpose food venture center, providing opportunities for local farmers, value-added producers, and other food-related small businesses to reach new customers, provide direct-to-consumer sales, and improve efficiency. |
Brattleboro |
VT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Burlington |
Funding will repair and make improvements to the historic Church Street Marketplace in Burlington, Vermont, which is home to several small, independent businesses. These repairs will improve the overall safety and accessibility of the marketplace, which is a driver of the local economy. |
Burlington |
VT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Town of Hardwick |
Funding will support the "Yellow Barn" project, a new, town-owned multiple-purpose business accelerator and adaptive reuse of an iconic historic barn, creating jobs, supporting both small businesses and the local economy. |
Hardwick |
VT |
$925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
General Services Administration |
GSA has developed a plan to replace the Highgate Springs Land Port of Entry (LPOE) as the existing port is out of date and currently experiences significant wait times at peak travel periods due to its design. A new LPOE will increase U.S. national security, allow for quicker screening of travelers and will dedicate more space to commercial traffic. |
Highgate |
VT |
$85,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Vermont Sustainable Jobs Fund |
Funding will be used for a business accelerator program supporting small, start-up businesses in bringing energy efficient and renewable energy products and services to market. This project will directly benefit Vermont's energy economy as well as its climate goals. |
Montpelier |
VT |
$260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Vermont Small Business Development Center |
Funding will support the creation an innovation and technology commercialization program for small businesses throughout the state. These funds will allow the Vermont Small Business Development Center to provide facilitated education in the areas of product development, intellectual property funding methods and strategies, business models and quality systems to all Vermonters who want to innovate and build a business. |
Randolph Center |
VT |
$372,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Vermont Maple Sugar Makers' Association |
Funding will support technical assistance, continuing education opportunities, and assistance with certification for small-scale maple producers, allowing them to access new markets and improve business viability. |
Westford |
VT |
$637,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Homeland Security |
State of Vermont |
Funding will be used to upgrade the radio communications system for volunteer and rescue services in Shelburne, Vermont. |
Shelburne |
VT |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Homeland Security |
Vermont Emergency Management |
Funding will be used to buy-out and move or demolish manufactured homes in the floodplain managed by the Addison County Community Trust in Starksboro, Vermont. |
Starksboro |
VT |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Homeland Security |
State of Vermont |
Funding will be used to support the design and implementation of more than 15 restoration and resiliency projects. |
Statewide |
VT |
$2,620,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clemmons Family Farm |
Funding will support the preservation of critical infrastructure at the Clemmons Family Farm, a nonprofit organization that convenes a statewide network of Vermont’s African American artists to promote learning and dialogue around African American history, art and culture. |
Charlotte |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Union Meeting Hall Inc. |
Funding will support urgently needed preservation and upgrade work on the historic Ferrisburgh Union Meeting Hall, turning it into a cornerstone of a vibrant town center. |
Ferrisburgh |
VT |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Jeffersonville |
Funding will support completion of a water system upgrade that will allow the Village of Jeffersonville to overcome periodic drought-related water shortages and lift a moratorium placed on new housing and economic development in the Village due to lack of sufficient water infrastructure. |
Jeffersonville |
VT |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Milton Mobile Home Community, Inc. |
Funding will connect homeowners in this non-profit, resident owned park to nearby town water and sewer systems, preserving a major site of affordable homeownership in Chittenden County. |
Milton |
VT |
$841,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
Funding will support the addition of more than 2,000 acres to the Green Mountain National Forest and expand the buffer of public land surrounding the Appalachian National Scenic Trail and Long Trail National Recreation Trail. |
Pownal and Stanford |
VT |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Youth Conservation Corps |
Funding will help fully restore the underused East Monitor Barn, an iconic Vermont landmark and a contributing structure on the National Register of Historic Places, including building stabilization and roof repairs. The project will help save a historically significant building as well as support the local economy and allow for expanded Vermont Youth Conservation Corps activities on the property. |
Richmond |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Paramount Center, Inc. |
Funding will support part of a multi-million restoration effort of the Paramount Theatre in downtown Rutland, Vt., focusing on retaining the unique historic features that date back to the theater's 1914 opening. |
Rutland |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service |
Funding will support U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) acquisition of high priority lands in Vermont for addition to the four-state Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge, which encompasses the entire Connecticut River watershed. |
Statewide |
VT |
$8,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
Funding will support upgrades to 31 miles of existing trails and build 14 miles of new trail on Green Mountain National Forest lands to support Vermont's "Velomont" project, which will be the largest accommodation-supported mountain biking trail system in the United States, running the full length of the State. The network of accommodations – which include cabins, huts, yurts, and lodges – and accompanying trails supported by this funding will provide a cohesive network lodging to support enhanced outdoor recreation opportunities. to The project will expand outdoor recreation infrastructure in Vermont and provide new ways for Vermonters and recreation tourists to access the State's public lands. |
Statewide |
VT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Woodlands Association |
Funding will support outreach and technical assistance for foresters and landowners to facilitate access to carbon market opportunities. Small-scale forestland owners have seen high barriers to participation in these markets, which can enhance landowner income, help protect intact forests, and help realize the climate change mitigation potential of Northeastern forests. |
Statewide |
VT |
$286,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Northern Forest Center |
Funding will support a multi-pronged approach to improve Vermont's struggling forest economy, including development of new products and market assessments to grow sustainable demand for Vermont forest products, technical assistance to support new and existing forest products businesses, and coordinated regional marketing efforts. |
Statewide |
VT |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Housing and Conservation Board |
Funding will provide succession planning and other technical services to private forestland owners in high priority forest areas as identified by the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources. Landowners will receive coaching on how to transfer their land to the next generation without subdivision, protecting critical natural resources and habitat from development pressure and fragmentation. |
Statewide |
VT |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Vergennes |
Funding will support a pump station upgrade for the City of Vergennes' wasterwater treatment facility, contributing to a system-wide overhaul that will prevent sanitary sewer overflow discharges during rain and snow melt events. The improvements will support improved water quality, aquatic habitat, and public health in the Otter Creek and Lake Champlain by reducing or eliminating sewage overflows and improving stormwater infrastructure. |
Vergennes |
VT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Department of Forests, Parks & Recreation |
Funding will be used to complete renovations and new construction at a number of popular and historically-significant state parks in order to support year-round overnight access to the public. Project includes renovation of the Goodell House, the last structure still standing in the historic district of Little River State Park in Waterbury and the construction of a new overnight facility, as well as renovation of the “Stone House” in Coolidge State Forest to make the structure available for year-round public use. |
Waterbury and Plymouth |
VT |
$315,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brattleboro Development Credit Corporation |
Funding will create a software-based workforce development program called "A Pathway to Employment for Every Working Vermonter." This program will equip Vermonters and workforce partners with a user-friendly, AI-based, data-driven platform to guide new and longtime residents into career pathways. |
Brattleboro |
VT |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital |
Funding will increase access to mental health services for unsheltered Vermonters. Regional health partners will collaborate with the area homeless service provider, Groundworks Collaborative, to effectively reach the unsheltered population with mental health care. |
Brattleboro |
VT |
$681,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Vermont |
Funding will create the first entry level occupational therapy doctoral program in Vermont to address workforce shortages in the state. |
Burlington |
VT |
$5,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Vermont |
Funding will support the development of a semiconductor curriculum complete with experienced faculty, undergraduate course offerings and graduate-level research. |
Burlington |
VT |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Burlington |
Funding will help to establish a low-barrier Community Resource Center (CRC) to provide a warming space and emergency shelter for Chittenden County's unhoused population to receive meals, health care, and other social services that promote greater well-being and healthy development for these individuals |
Burlington |
VT |
$405,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Outright Vermont |
Funding will support Outright Vermont's one-year outreach program designed to mitigate risk factors among LGBTQ+ youth, build resiliency, and provide resources to families and professionals, with a particular focus on rural youth populations. |
Burlington |
VT |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Turning Point Center of Central Vermont Inc. |
Funding will enable Turning Point Center of Central Vermont to create a model for peer recovery centers, with well-equipped meeting spaces for those in recovery from substance use disorder (SUD) as well as the many partner agencies that support them. These improvements will also increase Turning Point Center’s capacity to serve Vermonters in recovery. |
Central Vermont |
VT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Generator, Inc. |
Funding will expand successful pilot to train high school students in advanced manufacturing skills. These funds will allow Generator, Inc., to expand the program to five additional high schools across rural Vermont. |
Central Vermont |
VT |
$365,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Michael's College |
Funding will establish a Center for Global Engagement to provide support for international internships and study abroad opportunities, international research opportunities for faculty, an international lecture series, and mentorship opportunities linking students to Vermont’s New American population. |
Colchester |
VT |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Centers of Burlington |
Funding will renovate and purchase equipment for a dental clinic to serve residents of the Champlain Islands, where residents lack access to dental services within Grand Isle County. |
Grand Isle |
VT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hannaford Regional Technical School District |
Funding will support the addition of a Cooperative Learning Experience element to an ongoing collaboration between the Patricia A Hannaford Career Center (PAHCC) and Collins Aerospace. The ultimate goal of this project, and collaboration, is to provide a high-tech manufacturing workforce development program at PAHCC. |
Middlebury |
VT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital |
Funding will expand the current emergency department at Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital to treat patients experiencing mental health crises. |
Northeast Kingdom |
VT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Norwich University |
Funding will create an Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning, and Quantum Computing Academic and experiential Center at Norwich University. The Center will develop education and training programs directed at Undergraduates, as well as engage mid-career professionals with up-skilling and continuing education. |
Northfield |
VT |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Old Stone House Museum |
Funding will develop educational opportunities highlighting historical African American Vermont leader, Alexander Twilight. The Museum will expand its education opportunities on-site and at area schools, provide professional development to Vermont teachers, and develop an educational toolkit highlighting diversity in Vermont’s history. |
Orleans |
VT |
$376,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Centers of the Rutland Region |
Funding will support the renovation and equipping of a geriatric care clinic to expand services to Rutland County’s aging population. |
Rutland |
VT |
$1,170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rutland County Parent Child Center |
Funding will support an intensive workforce training, literacy and executive functioning skills development program for families in Rutland County with the twin goals of increasing financial security of families and addressing the region’s labor force shortage. |
Rutland |
VT |
$176,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Wood Works Council |
Funding will support the establishment of a workforce initiative designed to fill current and future employment needs in the wood products industry. These funds will support data collection that will be utilized to create a "Careers in Wood" website and collateral materials to support the development and implementation of a woodworking internship workforce development program that will fund 40 intern positions and engage 30 businesses in the woodworking industry. |
Rutland |
VT |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont State College System |
Funding will support the institutional transformation of the Vermont State College System by creating a strong institutional research function, establishing a system-wide library, and advance a centralized workforce development program |
Statewide |
VT |
$4,955,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
VBR Research and Education Foundation |
Funding will address Vermont’s nursing workforce shortage by developing a career pipeline that strengthens nurse education, supports nursing students and attracts Vermonters to careers in health care. |
Statewide |
VT |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Program for Quality in Healthcare |
Funding will implement a statewide system where Vermonters presenting to the emergency department with an acute behavioral health crisis will receive a timely specialized psychiatric assessment via video conferencing technology. |
Statewide |
VT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Leahy Center for Lake Champlain |
Funding will deliver STEM education in rural schools through curriculum development, parent outreach and teacher training with an equity focus. |
Statewide |
VT |
$382,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants Vermont |
Funding will support a pilot program that will help refugee and immigrant youth enroll in post-secondary degree and career training programs. The program will help with Vermont's workforce shortage and provide financial stability to families. |
Statewide |
VT |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Winooski School District |
Funding will support the expansion of a school-based health center to serve 850 PreK-12 students. |
Winooksi |
VT |
$614,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Bennington Readiness Center |
Funding will accelerate the planned reconstruction of Bennington Readiness Center providing additional readiness for the unit, facilities for the modern force, and use of the prior facility for local community. |
Bennington |
VT |
$16,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Ethan Allen Air Force Base Family Readiness Center |
Funding will support a new family readiness center to provide easier access and space tailored to service of families of members of the National Guard. |
Colchester |
VT |
$4,665,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Housing & Conservation Board |
Funding will redevelop the Historic Brattleboro High School to produce 22 new affordable apartments with town offices on the lower levels. |
Brattleboro |
VT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Center for Emerging Technologies (VCET) |
Funding will support recovery and economic resiliency loans to support business development statewide to support emerging companies. |
Burlington |
VT |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Flynn Center for the Performing Arts, Ltd. |
: Funding will enable the historic Flynn Center to make facility improvements to address public health concerns, including replacing an aging air filtration system. The Flynn Center is a cultural and economic engine for Vermont and Burlington and is undergoing a once-in-a-generation building revitalization to strengthen the 90-year-old historic building. This is a critical upgrade in its larger revitalization plan that is needed to protect the health and safety of thousands of schoolchildren and adults who attend events at the Burlington landmark annually. |
Burlington |
VT |
$995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Agency of Transportation |
Funding will provide for the extension of the runway at the state-owned Franklin County Airport. |
Franklin County |
VT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Broad Brook Community Center, Inc. |
Funding will repair a former grange building in the Guilford Village Center. The community center will provide space for public use, including a community kitchen, exercise and dance classes, and community performances. |
Guilford |
VT |
$315,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Burlington International Airport |
Funding will extend the airport's south taxiway to its general aviation ramp and provide an apron for the parking of aircraft in the airport's development area. |
South Burlington |
VT |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Burlington International Airport |
Funding will provide a new jet bridge and passenger hold room area at the south end of the currently constructed terminal development project to accommodate larger aircraft anticipated at the airport and meet FAA criteria for hold room capacity. |
South Burlington |
VT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Springfield Regional Development Corporation |
Funding will create a high-tech business incubator and community space at the former Park Street School in Springfield, Vermont. |
Springfield |
VT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Preservation Trust of Vermont |
Funding will provide technical assistance and financial support to community supported enterprises, providing an opportunity for small Vermont towns to simultaneously retain lynchpin village center businesses, such as general stores, and ensure that historic buildings stay in use and continue to contribute to village character. |
Statewide |
VT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Vernon Center, Inc. |
Funding will support major repairs to the Governor Hunt House, a historic building in Vernon's community center that was donated by Vermont Yankee upon its closure. The project will provide a community center to a town being challenged by Vermont Yankee's closure. |
Vernon |
VT |
$318,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Leahy |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Essex Junction |
Funding will support the redevelopment of the Essex Junction Multimodal Train and Bus Station. |
Village of Essex Junction |
VT |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Ntl Latino Farmers and Ranchers Trade Asc |
Education and agricultural training outreach to aspiring small farmers and ranchers for adequate food security. |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Rio de Chama Acequia Association |
Promote and improve water irrigation infrastructure for twenty acequias and hundreds of irrigators along the Rio Chama of North Central New Mexico. |
Espanola |
NM |
$82,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ben Archer Health Center |
This funding will expand Ben Archer Health Center’s delivery of telehealth education to underserved, uninsured rural residents of southern New Mexico. |
Hatch |
NM |
$104,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
This request would fund New Mexico State University’s Initiative on Carbon Management and Soil Health in Arid and Semi-Arid Environments. The initiative will stand up a proof-of-concept for carbon sequestration potential in arid and semi-arid croplands, rangelands, forests, and urban landscapes through demonstration projects at four NMSU Agricultural Science Centers located across the state, engage stakeholders through a carbon literacy program, and train graduate and undergraduate students, including Native Americans and other minority groups, in research and educational outreach activities. |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Questa |
Village of Questa Municipal Building Expansion to provide modernization and energy-efficiency for rural municipal administration. |
Questa |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Questa |
Village of Questa fire station development to provide for proactive fire responsiveness. |
Questa |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Sandoval County |
Bernalillo Emergency Operation Center to ensure adequate public safety administration for a growing population of rural and tribal communities. |
Sandoval County |
|
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State Library |
This request will provide the New Mexico State Library (NMSL) funding for computer devices, software, and headsets to provide 65 rural New Mexico public and Tribal libraries access to synchronous online distance learning and telemedicine access. |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$919,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Not Forgotten Outreach, Inc. |
Agricultural training and mental health assistance for veterans, to promote healing through farming for challenges related to Post Traumatic Stress (PTS), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Military Sexual Trauma (MTS), and suicidal ideation. |
Taos County |
NM |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Wagon Mound |
The Village of Wagon Mound Senior Center project will promote high quality services and care for rural elders and their families. |
Wagon Mound |
NM |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque--Police Department |
Trauma Recovery Center for Victims of Violent Crime |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$494,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque--Police Department |
Public Safety ECHO Project |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$435,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
New Mexico Decedent Image Database |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$374,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque--Police Department |
Gunshot Detection System |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$352,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Albuquerque Crossroads for Women, Maya’s Place |
Supportive Services, Maya’s Place |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Carlsbad |
Mobile Command Center for Regional Law Enforcement and First Responders |
Carlsbad |
NM |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Carlsbad |
First Responder Hand Held Radio Communications |
Carlsbad |
NM |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Doña Ana County Sheriff's Office |
Rapid DNA Program |
Dona Ana County |
NM |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Grant County Sheriff’s Office |
Crisis Response System |
Grant County |
NM |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
ZiaMet Mesonet Weather Monitoring Network Expansion |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rio Arriba County |
Law Enforcement Vehicles & Court Equipment |
Rio Arriba County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Sandoval County Sheriff's Department |
Body Worn Cameras |
Sandoval County |
NM |
$866,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Sandoval County Sheriff's Department |
Mobile Laptop Computers |
Sandoval County |
NM |
$379,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Santa Fe County |
Broadband Expansion from the Point of Presence to Public Safety Compound |
Santa Fe County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To provide support for acequias and community ditches. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Mesilla Valley Community of Hope |
To support solar power upgrades to support the Mesilla Valley Community of Hope (MVCH) service center. |
Dona Ana |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Northern New Mexico College |
To support the development of a low cost solar energy program for Northern New Mexico College and surrounding counties. |
El Vado |
NM |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
To provide support to improve safety and necessary accessibility to the The City of Española's waste water treatment systems. |
Espanola |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Rio Arriba County Government |
Funding for the county of Rio Arriba to deploy electric vehicles and establish solar charging stations. |
Rio Arriba |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
To support and develop sewer service within the traditional historic community of Agua Fria. |
Santa Fe |
|
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Western New Mexico University |
To support clean energy and energy performance improvements at Western New Mexico University. |
Silver City |
NM |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
To support project upgrades for the Town of Springer's water system. |
Springer |
NM |
$1,265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
American Indian Chamber of Commerce of New Mexico |
Native Economic Advancement and Development (NEAD) Initiative |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$242,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Arrowhead Center |
Arrowhead Community Entrepreneurship Program |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Arrowhead Center |
Arrowhead Sprint Accelerator Program |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Outdoor Recreation Division |
Mapping Outdoor Recreation Assets: Connecting Outdoor Recreation with MainStreet |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Small Business Development Center |
NM SBDC - Program to Support Microbusinesses with E-commerce |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$123,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Small Business Development Center |
NM SBDC - Technology Commercialization Accelerator (TCA) |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$107,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Small Business Development Center |
New Mexico Small Business Development Center Spanish Speaking Business Advisor |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$77,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Border Authority |
Santa Teresa Port of Entry Modernization |
Santa Teresa |
NM |
$170,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Mexico Border Authority |
Santa Teresa Port of Entry (STPOE) Feasibility Study |
Santa Teresa |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Columbus Port of Entry |
Flood Control Diversion Berm and Bridge Phase II |
Columbus |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Doña Ana County |
Emergency Operations Center |
Doña Ana County |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Homeland Security |
City of Elephant Butte |
Balboa Drainage and Erosion Project |
Elephant Butte |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Luna County |
Emergency Operations Center |
Luna County |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Sandoval County |
Lisbon Channel Drain Improvements |
Sandoval County |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Sandoval County |
P25 Communications Project |
Sandoval County |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Homeland Security |
Santa Clara Pueblo |
Santa Clara Canyon Pre-Disaster Mitigation |
Santa Clara Pueblo |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Santa Fe Indian School |
Cultivating Our Own to Lead (COOL) Sustainable Pueblo Network Workforce Training Cohort |
19 Pueblos |
NM |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Acoma Business Park |
Acoma Business Park and road. |
Abola, Cibola County |
NM |
$19,029,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
State of New Mexico |
To provide restoration treatments in the Cimarron Range landscape.
|
Cimarron, Ute Park. |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Clovis |
To support the Historic Lyceum Theater |
Clovis |
NM |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Silver City |
The purpose of the project is to restore the Silver City Waterworks Building |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Highlands University |
Construction of the New Mexico Reforestation Center Seed Bank |
Las Vegas |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
American Indian Chamber of Commerce of New Mexico |
Native Economic Advancement and Development (NEAD) Initiative |
New Mexico Tribes, Nation, Pueblos |
NM |
$242,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ramah Navajo Chapter, Navajo Nation |
Equipment and services purchase for the Ramah Navajo Police Department |
Ramah, Navajo |
NM |
$704,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo |
Ohkay Owingeh Outdoor Health and Education Facility |
Rio Arriba |
NM |
$783,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Santa Clara Pueblo |
This project will support a Santa Clara Pueblo Tribal Administration Complex.
|
Santa Clara Pueblo/ Espanola, Rio Arriba, Santa Fe |
|
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State Office of the BLM |
Promoting funding to provide for outdoor recreation, including the maintenance of bicycle accessible trails and routes. |
Santa Fe County/Taos County |
NM |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Santo Domingo Pueblo |
Replacement and repair of traditional and historical homes damaged by hail and mold. |
Santo Domingo Pueblo |
NM |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Silver City |
Support for the Grant County Regional Water System |
Town of Silver City |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Office of Planning & Development, Pueblo of Zuni |
This project would provide a safe building that is ADA accessible and provides adequate meeting and office space for the community of Zuni. |
Zuni |
NM |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
The University of New Mexico will renovate 12 wet lab spaces to state-of-the-art conditions for programmatic research. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NM-NEW, Inc |
Funds for a nonprofit serving older adults |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The National Veterans Wellness and Healing Center |
The National Veterans Wellness & Healing Center (NVWHC) to build year-round retreat facility in Angel Fire, NM will be dedicated to serving PTS victims, such as veterans, first responders, and their spouses/partners |
Angel Fire |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Presbyterian Medical Services (PMS) |
Expansion of Carlsbad Family Health Center |
Carlsbad |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chaves County |
Health Department Building Replacement |
Chaves County |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clovis Community College |
Allied Health Expansion |
Clovis |
|
$595,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Gallup |
HOME Project |
Gallup |
NM |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rehoboth McKinley Christian Health Care Services, |
Expansion of Family Medicine Clinic |
Gallup |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
McKinley Christian Health Care Services, Inc. |
COVID Survivors Clinic Rehoboth |
Gallup |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
Nursing Skills and Simulation Center Renovation |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
Artificial Intelligence curricular and professional development project for K-12 teachers |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico State University |
Curricular and professional development for K-12 teachers |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern New Mexico University |
Science equipment funding |
Portales |
NM |
$466,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Tucumcari |
The City of Tucumcari will purchase and equip a new ambulance to support fire and EMS services in Tucumcari and the surrounding area. |
Quay County |
NM |
$290,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
Peer Support Model to Address Substance Use Disorders Treatment Engagement in Rural Communities |
Rio Rancho |
NM |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern New Mexico University-Ruidoso Branch |
Expansion of dual-credit and adult pre-apprenticeship and apprenticeship workforce programs in wind energy and construction |
Ruidoso |
NM |
$319,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
San Miguel County |
100% Community San Miguel Community, Youth and Family Center |
San Miguel |
NM |
$14,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
San Miguel County |
Northeastern Regional Crisis & Treatment Center |
San Miguel |
NM |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Health |
To create a center to house research labs, office space, and common areas to convene large groups to develop programs that will improve health outcomes for New Mexicans. |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Collaborative for Higher Education Shared Services |
A streamlined student information system shared amongst community colleges |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Santa Fe County |
Outreach Campaign to Encourage the Seeking of Treatment for Behavioral Health |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Many Mothers |
Funding for a parenting and childbirth education and resource center |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico (UNM) |
The University of New Mexico will increase state capacity and capability for education and workforce development in cybersecurity and high-performance computing. |
statewide |
NM |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Higher Education Department |
Longitudinal Data System to close achievement gaps in NM. |
statewide |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Foundation |
The New Mexico Foundation, through ABC Community School Partnership, will provide technical assistance to small and rural school districts to implement a Statewide Community Schools strategy. |
statewide |
NM |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
Community Health Worker Initiatives |
Statewide |
NM |
$1,591,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Dept |
To support and expand the NM High Fidelity Wraparound program for New Mexico's youth. |
Statewide |
NM |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Dept |
To support and expand the New Mexico Multi-Systemic Therapy Project |
Statewide |
NM |
$1,005,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Higher Education Department |
Supporting CNA education and training while improving recruitment and retention. |
Statewide |
NM |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
The University of New Mexico will develop a statewide initiative to bring early detection software (Rapid AI) to all hospitals in New Mexico that may be treating stroke patients. |
Statewide |
NM |
$955,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Abriendo Puertas/Opening Doors |
Abriendo Puertas will certify, train, and provide technical support to 130 facilitators who will work with approximately 5,000 families annually to help parents develop parenting skills. |
statewide |
NM |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Health |
Scientific Laboratory Division Equipment |
Statewide |
NM |
$920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Development Inc. (YDI) |
Youth Development Inc. (YDI) will expand access to direct service programming for families in crisis and to properly serve those families with behavioral health needs and offering case management support services |
statewide |
NM |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NM State Office of African American Affairs |
To support and expand the Black Pearls Community Health project. |
Statewide |
NM |
$776,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
Using Experiences with Virtual Home Visiting during COVID to Improve Rural Home Visiting |
Statewide |
|
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Dept |
Youth Support Services |
Statewide |
NM |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
State of New Mexico, Behavioral Health Services |
This project will permit the expansion of people able to provide CRAFT interventions through a Train the Trainers component - including staff of CYFD - Juvenile Justice, and the Administrative Office of the Courts, Therapeutic Courts projects, as well as Community Behavioral Health Clinic staff. |
Statewide |
NM |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Dept |
New Mexico CYFD plans to support the creation of five total FFT teams in various geographic areas in order to make FFT services available to most New Mexico families. |
Statewide |
NM |
$395,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Western New Mexico University |
The Western New Mexico University will improve access to and the quality of post-secondary education by creating in the state an Outdoor Leadership Degree Program. |
statewide |
NM |
$343,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Mexico |
The University of New Mexico's Health Sciences Center will develop “Health and Mobility Hubs" to serve veterans, elderly, and disabled people for whom access to adequate transportation to health, groceries, shopping, social services, and social interaction is a challenge. |
Statewide |
NM |
$256,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International |
Community-based inclusion services for students with disabilities |
statewide |
NM |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Eastern New Mexico University - Roswell |
Eastern New Mexico University at Roswell will purchase educational training equipment to prepare students to work as automotive technicians on clean energy vehicles. |
statewide |
NM |
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Black Leadership Council |
The Roots Conservatory Initiative will expand their Science, Technology, Engineer, Agriculture, Mathematics & Health programs to be year-round in New Mexico. |
statewide |
NM |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs, I |
The New Mexico Children's Alliance will create an under-served Child Abuse Work Group to focus on the prevention, assessment, identification, and treatment of child abuse and neglect in New Mexico. |
statewide |
NM |
$46,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Heartline |
To support and expand Youth Heartline's CAN program |
Taos |
NM |
$306,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Big Brothers Big Sisters |
In-school and afterschool programming for youth |
Tijeras |
NM |
$394,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Health |
To fix and upgrade the New Mexico State Veterans Home. |
Truth Or Consequences |
NM |
$6,965,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Holloman Air Force Base |
MQ-9 Formal Training Unit Operations Facility |
Alamogordo |
NM |
$40,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Holloman Air Force Base |
High-Speed Test Track Repairs and Upgrades |
Alamogordo |
NM |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Holloman Air Force Base |
Radar Cross Section Technology Facilities Construction |
Alamogordo |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland Air Force Base |
Permanent Space Rapid Capabilities Office |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$41,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland Air Force Base |
Wyoming Gate Complex |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$5,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kirtland Air Force Base |
This request would provide additional funding for Planning and Design work for the Air Force's Air Education and Training Command (AETC) to construct new pararescue facilities on the grounds of Kirtland AFB. |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Cannon Air Force Base |
192-Bed Dormitory |
Clovis |
NM |
$4,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Cannon Air Force Base |
Deployment Processing Center
|
Clovis |
NM |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
White Sands Missile Range |
Missile Assembly Support Facility |
White Sands Missile Range |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pueblo of Acoma |
Construction of Haaku Road on the Pueblo of Acoma |
Acoma |
NM |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque |
West Gate Community Center Phase III |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque |
Cibola Loop Multi-Generational Center and Community Complex - Land Acquisition & Hydrology Construction |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Street Food Institute |
Facility construction - Barelas Central Kitchen Street Food Institute |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque |
Office Daniel Webster Children's Park - Inclusive Park Completion |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Albuquerque |
Rio Grande Bosque Poole Parcel Trails and Habitat Restoration |
Albuquerque |
NM |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
NM 404 widening project from I-10 to NM 213 |
Anthony |
NM |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
Reconstruction of I-25 Comanche/Montgomery Interchanges |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$12,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bernalillo County Public Works Division |
Reconstruction of 2nd Street and Rio Bravo Boulevard (NM 500) Intersection |
Bernalillo County |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Alamogordo |
Roadway Extension and Construction to Mesa Verde Ranch Road in Alamogordo, New Mexico |
City of Alamogordo, Holloman Air Force Base, Otero |
NM |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Carlsbad |
Old Cavern Highway Road Improvements in Carlsbad, New Mexico |
City of Carlsbad |
NM |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Clovis |
Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard Roadway Improvements in Clovis, New Mexico |
City of Clovis |
NM |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Cruces |
Las Cruces RoadRUNNER Transit Maintenance & Operations Center |
City of Las Cruces |
NM |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
Reconstruction of US 60 in Downtown Clovis, NM |
Clovis |
NM |
$22,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
Reconstruction of NM 128 from Jal, New Mexico west between mileposts 38 and 53.5 |
Eddy County, Lea County |
NM |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mesa to Mesa |
Housing repair and improvements in Rio Arriba County |
Española |
NM |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
Reconstruction of I-40, Milepost 6 to 22 west of Gallup, New Mexico |
Gallup |
NM |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Western New Mexico University |
Western New Mexico University road reconstruction |
Grant County, Luna County, Hidalgo County |
NM |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Cruces |
Las Cruces Street and Utility Reconstruction |
Las Cruces |
NM |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Jal |
New Mexico 128 Relief Route |
Lea County |
NM |
$5,020,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
Reconstruction of US 54 including addition of shoulders from milepost 151 to 164. The project will include drainage improvements, signing, pavement marking, guardrail and provisions for broadband infrastructure. |
Lincoln County |
NM |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Alamogordo |
Reconstruction of Oregon Avenue, Canyon Road, Mountain View Avenue, Charlotte Lane, Utah Avenue, and Jackson Avenue in Alamogordo, New Mexico
|
Otero County |
NM |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Quay County |
Quay County Bridge No. 1042 Replacement |
Quay County |
NM |
$5,587,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sandoval County |
Construction of Paseo del Volcan from Unser Boulevard to Rainbow Road |
Sandoval County |
NM |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
Reconstruction of I-25 La Bajada Santa Fe County |
Santa Fe |
NM |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Mexico Department of Transportation |
US 84 Full Depth Reclamation between Ft. Sumner and Santa Rosa, NM |
Santa Rosa & Ft. Sumner |
NM |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southwest New Mexico ACT (swnmACT) |
Highway 180 Multimodal Safety Corridor Pathway Extension Project. |
Silver City |
NM |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Red River |
New Mexico State Road 38 Sidewalk Replacement in Red River, New Mexico |
Taos County |
NM |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kit Carson Electric Cooperative |
Expansion of solar energy infrastructure in the region to include Solar Energy Vehicle Charging Facilities as a key component of economic development and tourism support. Charging infrastructure will be installed along US-285, which is a designated alternative fuels corridor. |
Taos County (and others) |
NM |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Central Regional Transit District |
Deployment of electric bus routes in Taos County |
Taos County, Town of Taos, Village of Taos Ski Val |
NM |
$5,785,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bernalillo |
Road reconstruction and maintenance in Bernalillo, New Mexico |
Town of Bernalillo |
NM |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Luján |
NM |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Edgewood |
Construction of a second exit from Interstate-40 to Edgewood, New Mexico |
Town of Edgewood |
NM |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Anmoore |
This funding will allow the Town of Anmoore to replace two sets of stairs that are used to access the second story rooms in the Anmoore Safety Complex (Fire Department) building. |
Anmoore |
WV |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
E.A. Hawse Health Center, Inc. |
This funding would build an activity center, including a a pool, racquetball courts, indoor basketball court, tennis court, public library, fitness center, table tennis with an attached shell building with inside walking/jogging track. |
Baker |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Capon Bridge Revitalization Group |
This funding would create a central space for community activity along Capon School Street, including construction of the safe bus transfer location, repair of a portion of the deteriorated stormwater pipe, and creation of a public green space for the community. |
Capon Bridge |
WV |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Clay County Commission |
This funding will help construct a Clay County Commission annex that will house the Sheriff's offices, holding cells, Magistrate and Juvenile Justice associates. |
Clay County |
WV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
This project would assist Shepherd University in offering high school students distance dual enrollment courses at a 60% reduced cost. |
Jefferson County |
WV |
$111,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lewis County Commission |
This project would help fund broadband deployment and mapping in Lewis County, WV to allow for expansion of adequate broadband service. |
Lewis County |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical Coll |
This project would build a community development center and house initiatives for the advancement of workforce education, small business development, entrepreneurship, economic development, agricultural innovation, arts, music and cultural assets. |
Moorefield |
WV |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Marshall County Commission |
This project will provide funding to build a new 10,000 square foot Health Department in Marshall County. |
Moundsville |
WV |
$3,450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Grow Ohio Valley |
This funding would convert 60-acres of undeveloped urban forested lands into facilities for the communities of Ohio County, including an arboretum, native-plant-focused botanic garden, nature trails, and interpretive nature experiences. |
Ohio County |
WV |
$412,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Pocahontas County Commission |
This funding will construct an addition/annex to the Pocahontas County Courthouse. |
Pocahontas County |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Pocahontas County Board of Education |
This project would address the Digital Divide by providing funding for the Pocahontas Board of Education to place devices into the hands and homes of every student and teacher in K-12 in Pocahontas County. |
Pocahontas County |
WV |
$462,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rainelle |
This project would fund necessary improvements to the current storm water system to prevent future flooding and to create a safe environment for the people of Rainelle. |
Rainelle |
WV |
$12,865,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Ridgeley Volunteer Fire Company No. 1 |
This funding would replace and repair the aging fire station owned and operated by the Ridgely Volunteer Fire Department. |
Ridgeley |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Shinnston Fire Department |
This project will will help replace a 45 year old fire station and meet ADA compliance for the community. |
Shinnston |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sutton |
This funding will help improve the storm sewer system in Sutton, West Virginia to help protect against flooding. |
Sutton |
WV |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wardensville |
This project will pave a community parking lot that is essential to business retention and growth along Main Street in Wardensville. |
Wardensville |
WV |
$192,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wardensville |
This funding would provide a new roof and new sets of gymnasium doors (interior and exterior) for the Capon Valley Community Center. |
Wardensville |
WV |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
This project will launch a community-based "Eyes and Ears in the Neighborhood" to deploy doorbell cameras at homes and apartments to provide a tool for police to identify threats, as well as additional funding requests for gunfire detection technologies. |
Charleston |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
This project will establish an interagency program to target and shut down drug markets in Charleston’s most distressed neighborhoods. |
Charleston |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
High Technology Foundation |
This project will provide funding for the I-79 High Technology Foundation to create a consortium with the NOAA Technology Partnership Office to facilitate proposals related to the NOAA Big Data Program. |
Fairmont |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
This project will provide funding for Marshall University to establish a center to train state and local law enforcement in forensic science. |
Huntington |
WV |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of New Martinsville |
This project will purchase vehicle and body cameras for law enforcement officers in New Martinsville, which currently does not have the funding to provide body cameras to all its officers. |
New Martinsville |
WV |
$58,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University Police Department |
This project will provide funding to the Shepherd University Police Department to provide an integrated security camera system across campus, additional vehicles, a communication system, an integrated locking system and other improvement. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$4,805,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Wheeling |
This project will outfit the new Wheeling Police Department headquarters with additional technology including computers, data servers, and security. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$1,002,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding will complete the stabilization of the banks of the Kanawha River shoreline along US Rt 60. |
Charleston |
WV |
$4,780,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
High Technology Foundation |
This funding will create a renewable energy research and development testbed. |
Fairmont |
WV |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding will study ways to address flooding and opportunities for economic development in the Kanawha River Basin. |
Kanawha River Basin |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
Region 2 Planning and Development Council |
This funding will invest in a regional Cluster towards the economic revitalization of coal communities. |
Logan & Jackson Counties |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project will upgrade the City of Wheeling's storm water drainage systems to address flooding concerns and boost local resiliency. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$5,603,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Marshall University |
This project will assist Marshall University in standing up training programs related to the aerospace sector. |
Huntington |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Advantage Valley Community Development Corporation |
This project would provide business coaching, entrepreneurial training course work, and access to capital for new and expanding small businesses. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
WVUP Agribusiness Development Accelerator |
This project will establish an agribusiness, providing production, community and workforce education, and small business incubator opportunities for entrepreneurs. |
Parkersburg |
WV |
$570,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Financial Services and General Government |
Community Connections, Inc. |
This project would help complete renovation plans of the Princeton Renaissance Theatre and reach full operability. |
Princeton |
|
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Charleston Area Medical Center (CAMC) |
This project would build a strategic warehouse for Disaster Supply Shortage in Charleston, WV. |
Charleston |
WV |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Homeland Security |
The City of Huntington |
This funding is to conduct critical design and engineering for the replacement of pumps and electronics for the Fourpole Creek Pump Station at the Huntington-Ohio River Levee system and its Floodwall. |
Huntington |
WV |
$2,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Homeland Security |
Morgan County Emergency Communications Network |
This funding will help establish a new Emergency Communications Network Headquarters to ensure communications are sustained during emergencies. |
Morgan County |
WV |
$85,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Homeland Security |
City of New Martinsville |
This funding would assist in relocating and consolidating two stations to improve emergency response times. |
New Martinsville |
WV |
$1,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mason County Public Service District |
This funding would we used for the construction of a Wastewater Treatment Plant in Apple Grove. |
Apple Grove |
WV |
$5,556,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New River Gorge Regional Development Authority |
This project will create a centralized outdoor ecosystem database for assets, businesses, and resources available to visitors, residents, and potential new businesses interested in visiting the New River Gorge National Park region. |
Beckley |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Boone County Public Service District |
This project would extend the sewer line along US Route 199 in Boone County. |
Boone County |
|
$6,375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Boone County Public Service District |
This project would provide funding to extend the water line along Little Horse Creek Road to the Rock Creek Development Park, a high profile site for economic development in Boone County. |
Boone County |
WV |
$2,834,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Midland Public Service District |
This project will provide potable water to approximately 100 residents currently unserved in the community of Bowden. |
Bowden |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Weirton Board of Parks & Recreation Commissioners |
This project will provide funding for asphalt paving of the Panhandle Rail Trail. |
Brooke and Hancock Counties |
WV |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bruceton Mills |
This project will provide erosions control and channel stability to address flooding of the Big Sandy River in the town of Bruceton Mills. |
Bruceton Mills |
WV |
$81,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Burnsville |
This funding would upgrade the existing wastewater management system in the city of Burnsville due to concerns about lack of capacity. |
Burnsville |
WV |
$1,339,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cameron |
This project would replace aging water-line infrastructure in the City of Cameron. |
Cameron |
WV |
$1,496,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Canaan Valley Public Service District |
This funding would provide for the development of a new water plant in Canaan Valley to supply treated water to residents. |
Canaan Valley |
WV |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Happy Retreat |
This funding will provide for the historic rehabilitation and restoration of the Happy Retreat estate in Charles Town, WV. |
Charles Town |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clarksburg Water Board |
This funding will improve water lines in Clarksburg, WV. |
Clarksburg |
WV |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fayette Trail Coalition |
This project would construct multi-use trails in Fayette County. |
Fayette County |
WV |
$1,022,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Region 11 Planning & Development Council |
This funding would provide sewer extension for rural cities in Brooke County. |
Follansbee and Wellsburg |
WV |
$4,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Gassaway |
These funds will fully rehabilitate the historic Gassaway Train Depot for use as a heritage tourism site on the Elk River Train and Elk River Blue Trail, and as a community events center. |
Gassaway |
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grafton |
This funding will improve the wastewater system in Grafton, WV. |
Grafton |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Greenbrier PSD #2 |
This project would provide water service to approximately 275 new customers in Greenbrier County. |
Greenbrier County |
WV |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Hamlin Public Service District |
This funding would be used for the rehabilitation and improvement of the Hamlin Public Service District’s sanitary sewer system. |
Hamlin |
WV |
$2,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Region 11 Planning & Development Council |
This project would provide funding to replace water lines in Hammond Service District. |
Hammond |
WV |
$6,174,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Greater Harrison County PSD |
This project will improve the safety of Water and Sewer line infrastructure along the West fork river. |
Harrison County |
WV |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Huntington |
This funding would assist with design and construction of green infrastructure stormwater management facilities in the Highlawn neighborhood of Huntington, WV. |
Huntington |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Kermit West Virginia |
This funding will support the rehabilitation of a water treatment plant and waterlines in Kermit, WV. |
Kermit |
WV |
$3,433,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingwood |
This project will provide funding to install two new smart Pressure Reducing Valve stations in the City of Kingwood. |
Kingwood |
|
$870,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
This funding would be used to replace the sewer, storm water, and water distribution system at the WVU Jackson’s Mill camp facility. |
Lewis County |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Boone County Public Service District |
This funding would replace sanitary sewer lines in West Madison and construct new storm water infrastructure. |
Madison |
WV |
$8,334,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Region 4 Planning and Development Council |
This project would provide funding to the Town of Marlinton to improve its outdated sewage collection and treatment systems. |
Marlinton |
WV |
$16,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Marshall County Commission |
This funding will continue the development of wastewater treatment plants in Marshall County. |
Marshall County |
|
$6,799,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Berkeley County Council |
This fund would complete the necessary heating & air conditioning, electrical upgrades, insulation, door modifications, and storm water management to the B&O Roundhouse Complex. Funding would also go towards connecting the roundhouse to the Tuscarora Creek walking and biking trail.
|
Martinsburg |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Apollo Civic Theatre, Inc |
This funding would renovate The Apollo Theatre in Martinsburg. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Appalachia Water Project |
This funding would be used to design and install 35 on-site residential septic systems in McDowell County, West Virginia. |
McDowell County |
WV |
$496,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Warm Springs Public Service District |
This funding would be used for the expansion of public water and wastewater services in Morgan County. |
Morgan County |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of New Cumberland |
This project would upgrade New Cumberland’s storm water system along Porter Street to mitigate flooding. |
New Cumberland |
WV |
$1,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of New Martinsville |
This funding will support the development of sewer utilities replacement in New Martinsville, WV. |
New Martinsville |
WV |
$1,731,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Parsons |
This project provides funding for removal and replacement of parts of the Parson's sanitary sewer system to remain compliant with state guidelines. |
Parsons |
WV |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pendleton County Commission |
This funding will support greater water access for rural areas in Pendleton County, WV. |
Pendleton County |
WV |
$1,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Philippi |
This project would construct a water supply dam capable of serving as a backup water source for the city of Philippi. |
Philippi |
WV |
$9,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Blackwater |
This project would provide funding for the Blackwater River Project to eliminate Acid Mine Drainage. |
Randolph and Thomas Counties |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Norton-Harding-Jimtown Public Service District |
This project will provide new sewer service between the Tygart Valley Haik and the Tygart Valley River and the area adjacent to County Route 151. |
Randolph County |
WV |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ravenswood |
This funding will support the further development of the wastewater system in Ravenswood, WV. |
Ravenswood |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Region 4 Planning and Development Council |
This funding would improve the City of Richwood’s outdated water infrastructure. |
Richwood |
WV |
$5,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ripley |
This funding would construct a new water treatment facility in the city of Ripley in order to mitigate concerns about lack of capacity. |
Ripley and Evans |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rowlesburg |
This funding would upgrade the sanitary sewer system in the city of Rowlesburg in order to address lack of capacity. |
Rowlesburg |
WV |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
This grant will provide funding to rehabilitate two historic buildings in the heart of Shepard University’s campus, Catherine Weltzheimer House and McMurran Hall. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$2,325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Shinnston |
This project would provide funding to decommission a waste water treatment plant, build a lift station, and provide capacity to take in local businesses and residential homes in Shinnston. |
Shinnston |
WV |
$1,131,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sophia Sanitary Board |
This funding would upgrade the capacity of wastewater treatment within the town of Sophia in order to bring sewer service to the residents of Coal City. |
Sophia and Coal City |
WV |
$17,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Spencer |
This funding would repair and resolve various issues with the City of Spencer Waterworks to supply clean drinking water to the community. |
Spencer |
WV |
$3,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Greater St Albans Public Service District |
This funding would extend the sewer line in St. Albans in order to provide sewer access to those who live along the Coal River. |
St. Albans |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Taylor County Public Service District |
This funding would upgrade the water distribution system in Taylor County Public Service District to ensure clean water for its residents. |
Taylor County |
WV |
$594,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Taylor County Public Service District |
This funding would be used to for a water-line replacement in Taylor County. |
Taylor County |
WV |
$594,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alpine Heritage Preservation, Inc. |
This funding will support the restoration of Cottrill’s Opera House in Thomas, WV. |
Thomas |
WV |
$4,273,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bel-O-Mar Regional Council |
This project will construct a new water storage tank for Triadelphia. |
Triadelphia |
WV |
$751,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cowen PSD |
This project would provide water service to new customers in Webster County. |
Webster County |
WV |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Region 11 Planning & Development Council |
This funding would increase the City of Weirton's water treatment system capacity. |
Weirton |
WV |
$22,470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bel-O-Mar Regional Council |
Construction of a new boat launch ramp, dock and parking lot. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bel-O-Mar Regional Council |
This project would provide funding to redevelop an old airport space along the Ohio River to provide recreational boating activities for the community. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wheeling |
This funding would repair structural issues and make other upgrades to the Wheeling Capitol Theater. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Williamson |
This project will provide both an extension and critical upgrades to the City of Williamson’s existing, aged wastewater collection and treatment system allowing for the continued and uninterrupted provision of service. |
Williamson |
WV |
$4,857,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Concord University |
This project will establish a school of professional nursing with an emphasis on rural health solutions. |
Athens |
WV |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Southern West Virginia |
This project will help sustain the United Way of Southern West Virginia’s senior meals program. United Way of Southern West Virginia supports direct programs and partner agencies in a seven county region including, Nicholas, Fayette, Raleigh, Wyoming, Summers, Mercer, and McDowell counties. |
Beckley |
WV |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morgan County Partnership |
This project will provide Tier 1, universal prevention curriculum to students aged 9-18 (i.e., grades 4th-12th) in Morgan County Schools (MCS) including Pleasant View Elementary, Warm Springs Intermediate School, Warm Springs Middle School (WSMS), Berkeley Springs High School (BSHS) and Paw Paw School. |
Berkley Springs |
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
House of Hope Ohio Valley |
This project will provide for an accredited in-patient facility in the Northern Panhandle to provide recovery care services. |
Bethany |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Golden Girl Group Home |
This project will provide supplemental education for female foster youth that live at Golden Girl Group Home. |
Ceredo |
WV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Youth Science Foundation |
This project will finalize construction of all-weather cabins and kitchen and dining facilities to accommodate at least 180 students and staff. |
Charleston |
WV |
$14,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charleston Area Medical Center (CAMC) |
This project will fund an advanced, enterprise imaging system. |
Charleston |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Health Right |
This project will support a major clinic expansion at the location of 1520 Washington St. East in Charleston, West Virginia over the next year. The clinic expansion will include a new three-story building adjacent to the current standing structure. The current clinic will be renovated to meet the design of the new format and will include additional space to allow us the opportunity to continue to expand our vital services to the community. |
Charleston |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission |
This project will develop the West Virginia Behavioral Workforce Initiative, which is a comprehensive approach to the recruitment, training, and retention of behavioral health providers. The initiative includes activities to expand pipeline programming to interest K-12 students in careers in behavioral health and to develop pathways to those careers, create incentives for behavioral health education and practice in West Virginia and collect and share data on behavioral health education and workforce supply and demand for use in forecasting current and future needs |
Charleston |
WV |
$1,881,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Charleston |
This project will be used to procure equipment that is a critical component of training workforce-ready nurses because simulation allows students to improve their skills, while enabling instructors to assess student performance, in a variety of safe, controlled scenarios which simply cannot be replicated in a live clinical placement. The simulation equipment and training also will help University of Charleston (UC) to better meet the needs of employers since graduates of our nursing program will be fully prepared to use equipment commonly utilized in area hospitals and clinics. |
Charleston |
WV |
$786,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia CASA Association Inc. |
This project will help 11 CASA organizations that are currently serving 2,495 youth in West Virginia who have experienced child abuse or neglect. This would increase capacity and expand program operations in response to the drastic increase of child abuse and neglect cases plaguing our state. Funds will also help fund the start-up and development of at least two new CASA organizations, opening the potential to increase the number of youth with access to CASA services by 41%. |
Charleston |
WV |
$568,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Generation West Virginia |
This project will expand Generation West Virginia’s (GWV) Impact Fellowship project and enhance its successful program to help West Virginia companies recruit and retain next generation leaders and rebuild coal-impacted economies across the Mountain State. |
Charleston |
WV |
$524,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
This project will upgrade and outfit an existing building to create and launch the Hope Community Development Corporation's Affiliate Workforce Center. Funding will be used to rehabilitate, upgrade and outfit a new West Side Hope Center for Career Training. |
Charleston |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia 211 |
This project will support, sustain and enhance West Virginia 211, West Virginia's information and referral resource. |
Charleston |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Charleston |
This project will support the Nursing Workforce Diversity project. The project will promote education opportunities for students from disadvantaged backgrounds by providing additional financial support directly to students upon their entry into the University of Charleston’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing program. |
Charleston |
WV |
$330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Education Alliance |
This project will provide funding to enable McDowell and Taylor County to participate in a career readiness program for rural students. This funding would be provided over a three-year period to expand the program and complete an external evaluation to measure the program’s success. |
Charleston |
WV |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Generation West Virginia |
This project will support Generation West Virginia's (GWV) NewForce program. NewForce is a six-month, technology skills training program addressing the worker-skill mismatch limiting tech industry growth in the state. NewForce prepares underemployed jobseekers with no prior coding experience for their first tech job and connects them with high-quality, salaried software development jobs that can be done remotely. NewForce is a partnership between GWV, Mountwest Community and Technical College, and the West Virginia Community and Technical College System (WVCTCS). Through this partnership, students can earn up to 45 academic credits for the six-month program, and we are able to offer a “Learn and Earn” incentive to employers for hiring NewForce graduates through reimbursing 50% of a new hire’s salary for six months. |
Charleston |
WV |
$167,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
American Red Cross Central Appalachia Region |
This project will be used to procure three Ram ProMaster 3500 vehicles for $45,000 each and one Ford Transit Connect for $30,000 to replace four blood services vehicles. |
Charleston |
WV |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fayette County Firefighter Assoc. Training Center |
This project will procure all training aids and props needed to fully equip the Fayette County Firefighter Association Training Center. |
Fayetteville |
WV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grafton-Taylor County Health Department |
This project will procure equipment and furnishings for newly constructed Health Department, including exam tables and equipment for two exam rooms, lab equipment, and all furnishing such as desks, tables and chairs. |
Grafton |
WV |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnie Hamilton Health System |
This project will fund the current Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) owned and operated Critical Access Hospital. |
Grantsville |
WV |
$47,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valley Health Systems, Inc. |
This project will support the West Virginia Center for Health Equity at Valley Health project, which will assess and seek to eliminate health inequities. |
Huntington |
WV |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
This project will go to the Marshall University Center of Excellence for Recovery. |
Huntington |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Marshall University |
This project will support Apprenticeship Works, which is administered by the Robert C. Byrd Institute at Marshall University (MU). It is among the largest group/non joint sponsored programs in the nation and the largest in West Virginia providing customized, training that combines hands on based learning and on line related instruction to over 500 apprentices in 20 advanced manufacturing occupations. |
Huntington |
WV |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cabell Huntington Hospital |
This project will provide funding for the establishment of a collaborative continuum of physical, psychosocial, and emotional care facilitated by Cabell Huntington Hospital (CHH) and local community-based organizations. |
Huntington |
WV |
$604,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lily's Place |
This project will support medical care to infants suffering from Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS), counseling, and peer recovery support. |
Huntington |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Huntington, Inc |
This project will expand an existing program for families with babies in the Neonatal Therapeutic Unit (NTU) at Hoops Family Children’s Hospital at Cabell Huntington Hospital (CHH). The program would provide specified support to NTU families by designating additional rooms for families with children in the NTU and through the creation of a wellness center, sensory playroom, and renovated conference room. |
Huntington |
WV |
$265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Facing Hunger Food Bank |
This project will expand the existing Medically Indicated Food Box Program (MIFB) into four additional counties: Lincoln, Logan, Mingo and Wayne. |
Huntington |
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Potomac Valley Hospital |
This project will fund construction and renovation of Potomac Valley Hospital's Keyser-Area Drug Addiction Center. |
Keyser |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mon Health Systems |
This project will construct and equip a Chemotherapy Infusion Center and renovate the hospital pharmacy. |
Kingwood |
WV |
$580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hardy County Development Authority |
This project will provide medical and health services, including services for COVID-19, to residents of Hardy County, which is majority low-to-moderate income. |
Moorefield |
WV |
$2,413,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hardy County Child Care Center |
This project will provide child care services with education for infants, starting at 6 weeks of age, to 11 years of age. |
Moorefield |
WV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University Hospitals |
This project will complete the construction of a new West Virginia University (WVU) Medicine Children’s Hospital. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aspire Services Center, LLC. |
This project will provide short and long-term temporary housing for up to 100 homeless Veterans of all ages and gender. Regardless of residency, individuals will be evaluated and have access to treatment for substance use disorder, PTSD, Alzheimer's Disease, other mental illness, and be provided with job training, coaching, skill development, and job placement. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$3,128,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morgantown Community Resources, Inc. |
This project will support the establishment of the Hazel’s House of Hope. Hazel’s House of Hope will serve the residents of Monongalia County suffering from homelessness, food insecurity and/or substance use disorder. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$1,194,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lauren’s Wish |
This project will provide funding to establish an addiction triage center, which will provide 24/7 coverage at a facility that will fill the gap between the emergency room (ER) and eventual placement in a treatment center/program or sober living housing. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
This project will support a scalable initiative to address short- and long-term dental health needs in West Virginia children and adults. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
This project will develop the infrastructure for early detection of disease outbreaks and dangerous drugs in West Virginia using wastewater. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia University |
This project will purchase a Nanostring nCounter. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$235,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Meadow River Valley Association |
This project will support the development of a non-profit health clinic. |
Rainelle |
WV |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Care of West Virginia |
This project will allow Community Care of West Virginia (CCWV) to provide Behavioral Health in all of its fifty-four School Based Wellness Center locations, spanning six rural counties in North Central West Virginia. This project will directly address the mental health of its adolescent population and in addition the educational, developmental, and/or traumatic effects COVID-19 related isolation has had on this population. |
Rock Cave |
WV |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New River Health Association |
This project will allow New River Health Association (NRHA) to transform a large medical complex and community conference center into a single, expanded medical facility. NRHA is a federally qualified health center (FQHC) in Fayette County. |
Scarbo |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Rural Water Association |
This project will support and expand workforce development and apprenticeship activities consistent with National Guideline Standards of Apprenticeship for Water and Wastewater Systems Operation Specialists. |
Scott Depot |
WV |
$6,341,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
This project will fund the demolition of vacant residence halls and construction of an entrance. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$2,412,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
This project will support program development of a teacher training program and related educational activities of the Robert C. Byrd Center for Congressional History and Education at Shepherd University. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd University |
This project will be used for new equipment, technology, and an education software that would assist students with everything from learning disabilities, to visual impairments, to international students whose first language is not English. This funding will help make the success of these students a top priority. |
Shepherdstown |
WV |
$40,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Thomas Health System, Inc. |
This project will fund the renovation of a floor of the Medical Office Building South on the campus of Thomas Health's St. Francis Hospital in Charleston, West Virginia. The funds will provide greater patient resources and improve access to treatment and support for substance use disorders. The expansion of the hospital's Addiction Healing Center (AHC) shall increase access to its inpatient 28-day treatment program and outpatient substance use disorder treatment facility, receiving referrals from emergency departments, quick response teams, clergy, schools, and others throughout the community. |
South Charleston |
WV |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coalfield Development |
This project will support an expansion of Coalfield Development’s paid work, higher education, and personal development time model to support workforce development in the southern portion of the State. |
Wayne |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Augusta Levy Learning Center |
This project will expand the Augusta Levy Learning Center (ALLC), the first and largest intensive treatment center in West Virginia. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Wheeling |
This project will provide funding for the City of Wheeling to undertake the design and engineering of public infrastructure, including HVAC and energy efficient systems, needed to reopen the Ohio Valley Medical Center (OVMC) hospital and health complex. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Williamson Health and Wellness Center |
This project will provide funding for Williamson Memorial Hospital, the only hospital in Mingo County, to reopen as Williamson Memorial, Inc. |
Williamson |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd Field Air National Guard Base |
This project provides for the design, construction, and future maintenance of a fully enclosed facility to support corrosion and prevention measures. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WV Coalition to End Homelessness |
This project will construct 20 units of housing in Barbour and Harrison Counties. |
Barbour & Harrison Counties |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Raleigh County Memorial Airport |
This funding will complete the Aerospace Site Development for Raleigh County Memorial Airport. |
Beaver |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Beckley |
This project will create a visitors’ center and community park to increase attraction to the Historic Beckley Mill. |
Beckley |
WV |
$8,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bluefield WV Economic Development Authority |
This project will create a fund for the City of Bluefield to support renovations to historic district building restoration. |
Bluefield |
WV |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Braxton County Commission |
This funding will enable the Braxton County Commission to upgrade, repair, conduct asbestos abatement or demolish blighted, abandoned, and dilapidated buildings in Sutton, Gassaway, and Burnsville. |
Braxton County |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Benedum Airport Authority |
This project will complete the Earth Removal for CKB Phase I's new terminal. |
Bridgeport |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Brooke County Commission |
This funding will support rail infrastructure and safety improvement in Brooke County, WV. |
Brooke County |
WV |
$50,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Charles Town |
This project will fund the Revive! program in Charles Town to offer reimbursable grant funds to encourage the redevelopment of older commercial buildings in the downtown historic district. |
Charles Town |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kanawha County Commission |
This project will construct trail town communities along the Upper Kanawha Valley. |
Charleston |
WV |
$33,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central West Virginia Regional Airport Authority |
This project will expand apron space, as well as conduct other improvements. |
Charleston |
WV |
$9,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
This funding will support bike and trail facilities development in Charleston, WV. |
Charleston |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Works in West Virginia, Inc |
This grant would provide funding for housing renovations in low income communities. |
Charleston |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Charleston |
This funding would allow for the creation of Low Barrier Shelter in Charleston. |
Charleston |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Works in West Virginia, Inc |
This grant would provide funding for housing and economic development of the West Side of Charleston |
Charleston |
WV |
$780,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Community Development Hub |
This project will fund Community Skill Training. |
Charleston |
WV |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Music Hall of Fame |
This request will allow for the creation of a new West Virginia Museum of Music in affiliation with the WV Music Hall of Fame. |
Charleston |
WV |
$90,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Harrison County Economic Development Corporation |
This grant would provide funding for development of the North Central Crossroads economic development center. |
Clarksburg |
WV |
$3,146,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Clarksburg, WV |
This project would replace the Haymond Highway Bridge. |
Clarksburg |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Black Heritage Festival Inc. |
This funding would go create the Kelly Miller Community Center for children, families, homeless, and elderly. |
Clarksburg |
WV |
$1,305,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Woodlands Development Group |
This project will renovate the Tygart Hotel in Elkins, WV. |
Elkins |
WV |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Elk River Trail Foundation, Inc. |
This grant would provide funding to develop three trailheads along the new Elk River Trail to attract tourists and provide economic growth. |
Elkview |
WV |
$623,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Main Street Fairmont, Inc. |
This project would provide funding to renovate and redevelop the historic district of downtown Fairmont with the goal of creating a housing and shopping district. |
Fairmont |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fairmont Community Development Partnership, Inc. |
This project will develop a tech hub in Fairmont, WV. |
Fairmont |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fayette County Urban Renewal Authority |
This grant would provide funding to create residential housing within Wolf Creek Park in order to address the housing deficiency. |
Fayetteville |
WV |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson Country CVB |
This funding would provide for the renovations of the welcome center in Harpers Ferry. |
Harpers Ferry |
WV |
$205,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Huntington |
This project will install and upgrade public roadways, sidewalk infrastructure, and storm water management on the American Car & Foundry Industries in Huntington, WV. |
Huntington |
WV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cornerstone Community Development Corporation |
This grant would provide funding to renovate and remodel the historic Prichard Hotel to create low-income residential senior living units and commercial spaces. |
Huntington |
WV |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tri-State Airport Authority |
This project would provide appropriate lighting for airfield aprons. |
Huntington |
WV |
$820,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RenewAll, Inc. |
This funding would allow for the restoration of historical buildings in West Huntington. |
Huntington |
WV |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Keith Albee Performing Arts Center |
This grant would provide funding for renovations for fire and safety (i.e., the sprinkler system) and the electrical and plumbing systems of the Keith Albee Theater. |
Huntington |
WV |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kanawha County Commission |
This funding would enable the Design, Engineering, and Permitting for the Upper Kanawha Valley Outdoor Recreation Project. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Municipal League |
This funding will help the West Virginia Municipal League and WVU establish the West Virginia Cities Forward initiative to boost the ability of West Virginia’s cities to boost their economies. |
Kanawha County |
WV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greenbrier County Airport Authority |
This project would repair a terminal roof at the Greenbrier Valley Airport. |
Lewisburg |
WV |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eastern West Virginia Regional Airport Authority |
This project would expand and improve Taxiway Echo. |
Martinsburg |
WV |
$22,465,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Mine Wars Museum |
This grant would provide funding to the WV Mine Wars Museum to expand and recover post-pandemic. |
Matewan |
WV |
$37,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hardy County Rural Development Authority |
This project would provide create a business park that would create hundreds of new jobs in Hardy County, WV. |
Moorefield |
WV |
$2,269,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Morgantown Municipal Airport |
This funding will support runway development at Morgantown Municipal Airport. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$35,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Historic Morgantown Post Office Building, Inc. |
This project will repair and renovate the Historic Morgantown Post Office into a community arts center. |
Morgantown |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Appalachia Service Project (ASP) |
This funding would conduct home repair to 8 counties in West Virginia. |
Multi-County |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National Coal Heritage Area Authority |
This project will restore a cultural center in Mount Hope, West Virginia. |
Oak Hill |
WV |
$416,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Development Authority of Mercer County |
This grant would provide funding to develop a 4 mile gas line that would run from the cutoff near Rt. 460 to the end of John Nash Boulevard. |
Princeton |
WV |
$2,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RiffRaff Arts Collective |
This project will create a cultural and historical center in Princeton, West Virginia. |
Princeton |
WV |
$637,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ravenswood |
This project will construct a marina for boat docking to expand tourism. |
Ravenswood |
|
$1,748,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Preston County PSD No. 1 |
This grant would provide funding for upgrades as the PSD #1 water treatment plant. |
Reedsville and Masontown |
WV |
$808,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Romney |
This grant would provide funding for the creation of Deport Station Park in Romney. |
Romney |
WV |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Shinnston |
This grant would provide funding for sidewalk renovations in Shinnston. |
Shinnston |
WV |
$1,732,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Smithers |
This funding will help construct an integrated trail system in the City of Smithers. |
Smithers |
WV |
$4,688,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Regional Technology Park |
This project will rehabilitate and improve a facility to accommodate new tenants in a Technology Park. |
South Charleston |
WV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Land Stewardship Corporation |
This request will help establish a pilot program to issue grants to communities with established dilapidated building inventories to demolish or rehabilitate buildings. |
Statewide |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Braxton County, WV |
This funding will improve infrastructure related to sidewalk and streetscape in Gassaway, Sutton, and Burnsville, WV. |
Sutton |
WV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sutton, WV |
This project will stabilize and clean the burned Bank of Sutton Building. |
Sutton |
WV |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Blackwater |
This funding will complete the construction of the Blackwater Loop Trail. |
Thomas |
WV |
$752,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Woodlands Development Group |
This Project will complete a multiuse co-working and small business center in Thomas, WV. |
Thomas |
WV |
$622,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Virginia Division of Highways |
This funding would create a new road bridge over Transportation Railway |
Tunnelton |
WV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Business Dev. Corp. of the Northern Panhandle |
This grant would provide funding for water infrastructure to supply the Beech Bottom Industrial Park with residential water and to help business expansion efforts. |
Weirton |
WV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Brooke Hancock Jefferson Metro Planning Commission |
This project will construct a Main Street Bypass Roadway to reduce traffic congestion. |
Weirton |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grow Ohio Valley, Inc. |
This funding will complete critical building renovations and program-specific fixtures and furnishings, including commercial kitchen appliances, food processing equipment, and other equipment for the Wheeling Food Hub. |
Wheeling |
WV |
$474,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mingo County Airport Authority |
This project would complete construction of an Access Road at the Appalachian Regional Airport. |
Williamson |
WV |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wood County Airport Authority |
This project will enable renovations at the Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport’s Main Terminal. |
Williamstown |
WV |
$398,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wood County Airport Authority |
This project will repair the parking area for the Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport. |
Williamstown |
WV |
$339,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WV Division of Highways |
This funding will help complete U.S. Route 121 in West Virginia, also known as the Coalfields Expressway. |
WV Rt 121 |
WV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Manchin |
WV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
WV Division of Highways |
This funding will help complete U.S. Route 52 in West Virginia, also known as the King Coal Highway. |
WV Rt 52 |
WV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Citizens Inn |
Citizens Inn is requesting $50,000 for increased demand at their food pantry, Haven from Hunger, due to the impact of COVID-19. The pandemic has meant higher cost operations in staffing, vehicle and transportation costs, and increased costs related to food and supplies. We anticipate this will be our new demand level through FY22 and the need for additional support will subside. |
Peabody |
MA |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Princeton |
This 12,000 square foot building will house Fire/EMS headquarters and Police. It replaces a building constructed in 1890 which has numerous building code, fire code, life safety, ADA, and functional deficiencies. |
Princeton |
MA |
$10,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lenox |
Lower Housatonic Street Complete Reconstruction is important to the local community in that it will improve safety on the roadway for all users, especially pedestrians and cyclists. It will increase resilience to climate change by improving stormwater drainage along x miles of road, through and along wetland areas. The replacement of water and sewer line will increase fiscal efficiency and environmental sustainability. |
Town of Lenox |
MA |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New England Aquarium |
The New England Aquarium requires funding for maintenance, upgrades, signage and other capital items needed to preserve the Aquarium’s Main Building located on Central Wharf in downtown Boston. |
Boston |
MA |
$4,458,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Roca, Inc. |
To address this spiking violence and trauma among young people in urban communities across Massachusetts, Roca will deliver behavioral health services to 1,000 of our most disengaged young people and young parents, those most likely to shoot or be shot. The project will fund five highly trained behavioral health case managers and one cognitive behavioral theory (CBT) coach to train criminal justice partners. In the wake of COVID-19, this will further enhance Roca’s effective work to help young people and system leaders address the trauma that drives violent behavior.
Roca is seeking $677,589 in federal resources to support this pilot project and demonstrate the impact on community violence that can be achieved by connecting the young people who drive urban violence, those heavily impacted by substance abuse and trauma, with appropriate clinical and behavioral health care. The project will deliver a combination of cognitive behavioral therapy, brought to them in the community, with more traditional, intensive clinical care.
|
Boston |
MA |
$678,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Boston Medical Center |
VIAP was founded in 2006 to respond to the needs of victims of community violence and the families of those impacted by violence and homicide to recover from physical and emotional trauma. With the knowledge that violent injury is the strongest predictor of future violent injury, VIAP’s mission is to assist victims of violence and their families to recover from physical and emotional trauma and empower them with skills, services and opportunities so they may return to their communities, make positive changes in their lives, strengthen others who have been affected by violence, and contribute to building better communities.
The federal funding requested will enable VIAP to fill four positions - one Research Coordinator ($55K/yr), one Community Outreach & Training Supervisor ($75K/yr), and two Violence Intervention Advocates (each $60K/yr). |
Boston |
MA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Northeastern University |
Northeastern University is requesting $1 million in funding to build out its capacity to house and serve more early-stage companies within its facilities on ICBM by creating a Life Sciences Spinout Innovation Center. This investment would facilitate the creation of a shared wet lab facility within Elliott Hall on ICBM, to enable new early-stage life sciences companies to join the campus and be part of the already-established vibrant innovation ecosystem. These new companies would be co-located alongside Northeastern’s Biopharmaceutical Analysis Training Laboratory (BATL), which is committed to enabling innovative biopharmaceutical education, global regulatory convergence, industry partnerships and use-inspired research for the benefit of patients worldwide. This new space will also enable our Department of Defense partners to interact with small companies working at the cutting edge of biomedical sciences, which is a critical priority for defense agencies. The shared wet lab model has proven successful, in the case of ICBM’s existing Barracks Venture Creation Center (VCC), which houses early-stage companies that require fume hoods for their research. Overall, this proposed wet lab project would significantly bolster Massachusetts’ ability to grow its capacity within the life sciences industries. |
Burlington |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Framingham |
The $250,000 funding would be used for a feasibility study and preliminary design studies so that the City can determine how much to raise and appropriate from local tax revenue to build the Dispatch Center. If it is determined that there should be Inter-Municipal Agreements developed for the project, then there could also be a grant application to the State’s Regional 911 Center grants. It is anticipated that the preliminary phase of the project would be fully funded/completed with the earmark funds requested. |
Framingham |
MA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hampden County Sheriff’s Office |
The Sheriff’s office has received intelligence in the past regarding contraband cellular devices and has confiscated cellular device accessories as a result. However, the Sheriff’s office is unaware of the scope of their problem because they do not currently have the means by which to detect and/or identify contraband cellular devices. Installing a MAS solution will help ensure they understand the risk at each of their facilities and can mitigate it. This will help ensure a safe and secure environment for staff and inmates, as well as the general public.
Essentially, a MAS allows calls from approved phone numbers while preventing unauthorized phones from making or receiving calls. A MAS utilizes cellular base stations and a distributive antenna system(s) to legally detect, intercept, and re-route wireless communications in a secure facility. MAS is essential because, unlike "jamming systems," they have the sophistication to detect and neutralize illegal wireless activity without interrupting 911 calls or other authorized communications inside prisons. MAS also does not cause any degradation in service to commercial wireless networks outside of the prison boundary that often occurs with jamming systems. |
Ludlow |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Anna Maria College |
Anna Maria College is in a unique position to address the burgeoning mental health crisis in Emergency Medical Services (EMS), both within and outside of the profession. The College already educates both EMTs and Paramedics. EMS is increasingly called upon to serve and treat patients in acute emotional and psychological distress. However, the current national curriculum does not adequately address the demands these patients place on providers. Additionally, research shows that on a daily basis, law enforcement, EMTs, nurses and firefighters face more than 10% of their calls involving someone with a mental illness. The complicated and emotional nature of these calls have resulted in increased levels of emotional and mental health disruptions in these professions. The goal of this project is to increase the number of instructors in MHFA across all public safety sectors: law enforcement, fire science, paramedic medicine, corrections, etc. This project would establish a permanent Institute that will ultimately serve the entire spectrum of public safety professionals and civilians throughout Massachusetts, to adequately and appropriately respond to individuals with mental illness. In addition, it will provide the resources needed to integrate Mental Health First Aid Training across our curriculum to ensure that every student graduates with MHFA certification upon entering the workforce. |
Paxton |
MA |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Plymouth |
The project will take place along Town Brook, a 1.67-mile first order stream that originates from the 269-acre Billington Sea and flows into historic Plymouth Harbor. The project is part of the Town Brook Restoration Program, which has achieved the removal of 5 dams along Town Brook, in an effort to restore ecological health, improve climate change resiliency, and alleviate public safety concerns along the brook. |
Plymouth |
MA |
$6,123,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Saugus |
There is a distinct need for a renovated vital communication system for first responders in the Town of Saugus. The current Town of Saugus Police and Fire Department radio communication systems are configured with transmitter and receiver devices located throughout the town in various locations to provide coverage for the portable and mobile radios to operate effectively.
These complex, vital, mission-critical systems require connectivity between the multiple devices and their remote locations back to the headquarters dispatch and control equipment. The current method of connectivity is leased copper circuits provided by Verizon. These antiquated copper circuits are prone to regular failure and are increasingly unreliable. These failures result in faulty radio communication, impeding police and fire units in the field. Verizon no longer supports these copper circuits, meaning the Town relies on a vendor service contract. Finding parts to make the repairs is continuously growing more difficult as the obsolete infrastructure deteriorates. The Town must choose another method of connectivity to support the public safety communication systems.
|
Saugus |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Springfield Museums Corporation |
The Springfield Museums is requesting funds to support the upgrade and installation of immersive exhibits and technology improvements in FY22, that will strengthen the Springfield Science Museum’s role as principal STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) learning center for Western Massachusetts.
This request amplifies our mission by modernizing and connecting signature museum assets within our Astronomy Hall in order to make the wonders of the night sky accessible to learners and enthusiasts near and far. We propose the following upgrades:
Seymour Planetarium: In continual operation since its opening in 1939, the planetarium houses the oldest known star projector in the world, and the oldest American-made star projector in existence. The centerpiece of our astronomy program, we regularly offer fully-live, interactive shows presented by one of our knowledgeable and seasoned presenters. We plan to optimize planetarium operations by installing a new digital full dome projection system with state of the art software.
Rooftop Observatory: Added to the Science Museum in 1972, our 20-inch reflecting telescope was hand-built by local volunteers from the Springfield Stars Club. The observatory’s small space limits visitor capacity and there is no elevator access to the observatory for visitors with limited mobility. Through technological upgrades, we propose to create remote access to the observatory and related educational public programs, making them available as astronomy programs in our Planetarium Theater, in our International Space Station Gallery and Astronomy Hall, and on our website. By providing an inclusive opportunity to experience astronomy that can be experienced onsite or at home, it is our hope that more diverse members of our community and beyond will join our community stargazing nights.
Tactile Exhibit: In partnership with the National Federation for the Blind, the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind, Tactile Images and the Massachusetts Cultural Council, the Science Museum proposes to add multiple 3D tactile exhibits presenting a high impact opportunity to interpret Astronomy Hall for our blind and low-vision visitors, visitors with disabilities and neuro-diverse learners.
|
Springfield |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Worcester State University |
Increasing diversity, equity, and inclusion in the sciences is a challenge. WSU feeder schools are diverse but the students often face challenges (underprepared, time commitment, math placement scores) that inhibit a career in science. Here we propose to build a sustainable model to lower these obstacles and recruit/retain underrepresented STEM undergraduates from our diverse community. Our program will provide incoming students a transformative summer experience on regional climate change that includes that integrates lab, field, computational education and research. Students will be enrolled in a newly developed climate minor retaining student involvement in climate science while at WSU. To substantially increase DEI in the sciences, we must work to lower barriers and shift the culture. Here we propose a 6-week summer research experience for 20 students for two years. Students completing the program will (1) earn 3 science credits (tuition free), (2) develop basic and essential lab, computational, and field skills, (3) ensure adequate Math Placement scores for entry into STEM majors by integrating applied math and providing math tutors, (4) provide a pathway to work in modern labs on cutting-edge climate science as a climatology minor, and (5) help advance regional climate science. Funds will be used to develop a cross discipline ecology-environmental science lab and computational climate lab dedicated to undergraduate student learning and climate science research strengthening the research and educational integration.
Existing STEM summer programs at the university has revealed food security and transportation to campus to be additional obstacles for lower income perspective students. To overcome such student barriers, this project includes a residential component where food and housing will be offset. Students stipends will allow students hiatus from employment; stipends will help offset costs for computational tools necessary to enter in a science degree. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,677,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Massachusetts at Amherst |
Many Massachusetts communities are at risk of being left behind when it comes to clean energy. Gateway Cities suffer from poor air quality and sky-high asthma rates, while rural towns fear being exploited for land resources in the expansion of utility-scale solar power. Research and engagement efforts at ETI will center vulnerable communities and work with them on developing solutions to grid resilience, heating electrification, and clean power generation. Solutions developed for Massachusetts communities can be adapted and scaled for use across the Northeast and across the country, from California to Texas and the Gulf Coast, where improved infrastructure can save lives by reducing catastrophic outages.
This project includes direct benefits to western Massachusetts cities and towns. ETI’s partnership with the Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Corporation (MMWEC) will benefit municipal utilities in towns like Shrewsbury as they future-proof their electric and broadband infrastructure. In collaboration with Neighbor to Neighbor Massachusetts, ETI researchers will engage directly with families and residents in Holyoke, MA to support community-based planning for their local energy transition. Holyoke residents will benefit from working with ETI on co-design of energy solutions, including heating electrification and energy storage installations to reduce energy burden and increase reliability. |
Amherst |
MA |
$995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bridgewater State University |
Bridgewater State University is prepared to expand and develop affordable, world-class cybersecurity and cybercriminology education and training programing that will significantly improve its capacity to prepare the critical skilled workforce needed to support economic development and protect critical infrastructure within Massachusetts and the nation.
The acquisition of an enterprise cyber range, which would be the first of its kind in the Commonwealth, will enable students and constituents to apply, hone, and elevate their cybersecurity skills. In addition to supporting existing and new University programs, the cyber range will be a resource for the Commonwealth, providing cybersecurity training to municipalities, local K-12 schools, community colleges, public and private universities, state agencies, law enforcement, the military, and private businesses. |
Bridgewater |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would allow the ACOE to conduct a Project Conditions Survey to analyze the negative effects of rebuilt South Jetty of the Merrimack River on coastal erosion on Plum Island. The Study would provide information on how the ACOE could alleviate the tidal gyre caused by the South Jetty resulting in rapid coastal erosion that is significantly increasing the vulnerability of Plum Island, putting residents and public infrastructure at risk. ACOE will be placing a significant amount dredged sand on North Point Plum Island in the near future at a significant cost, and it’s important to mitigate the negative affects of the rebuilt jetty as soon as possible to slow erosion to historic rates (1 to 2 feet per year) and not lose this additional sand to erosion.
|
Newburyport |
MA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Revere and its surrounding communities fully support a partnership with ACOE to complete the Regional Saugus River Flood Protection Study. The project aims to analyze current and future flood risk in region and recommend a hybrid solution of nature based approaches and grey infrastructure to advance regional resiliency strategies for climate adaptation and flood mitigation measures. The Saugus and Pines River area has sustained repetitive flood damage for decades and the recent MA-Flood Risk Model predicts that the already vulnerable conditions are exacerbated by climate change and sea-level rise, impacting Environmental Justice populations and Area of Critical Environmental Concern. |
Revere, Saugus, Lynn, Malden, & Everett |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Energy and Water Development |
Stone Zoo - Commonwealth Zoological Corporation |
Stone Zoo is seeking funding for the purchase and installation of a solar panels project that could meet or exceed 90% of Stone Zoo's energy needs. This project would have a regional environmental and cost saving benefit. The power generated by this project is estimated to be the equivalent of planting 800 acres of trees or avoiding burning 700,000 pounds of coal annually. Its leadership in the area of clean energy generation will certainly be a local and nationwide example of what is possible for other zoological facilities nationwide. Further the reduced utility costs will help to create greater financial stability for Stone Zoo. |
Stoneham |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Financial Services and General Government |
United Way of Massachusetts Bay/Merrimack Valley |
Shared Services MA is a proven economic development initiative that invests in the workforce needs of family child care (FCC) businesses and increases the sustainability of the early education sector. To date, Shared Services MA has trained over 200 FCC businesses in Boston, Lowell, Cambridge, Somerville, and Everett and mobilized more than 1,000 early educators to access free resources on business and pedagogical best practices. This funding will be used to train 200 additional early educators, provide one-time stabilization stipends of $2,500 to these front-line workers, and ensure that 1,200 additional children in Massachusetts are screened for developmental milestones. |
Boston, Lowell, Cambridge, Somerville, and Everett |
MA |
$1,330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Bunker Hill Community College |
BHCC proposes an Enterprise Center for Entrepreneurship and Training (ECET) to support residents and small businesses in Chelsea, Everett, and adjacent communities. Small businesses make up most of the area’s economic base but have been devastated by COVID-19, especially in communities of color. As much as 41% of black-owned businesses have faltered during the pandemic, representing lost economic activity and lost jobs crucial to the vitality of diverse communities. The ECET will provide needed small business guidance and assistance in multiple languages through online consultation, and workshops to address talent recruitment, career readiness, business planning and innovation planning.
BHCC will develop an entrepreneurship learning center – the Enterprise Center for Entrepreneurship and Training (ECET) – to connect and support the supply and demand cycle of workforce. The ECET will provide needed small business guidance and assistance in multiple languages through online consultation, and workshops to address talent recruitment, career readiness, business planning and innovation planning.
Based on recommendations from the needs assessment, the ECET will be created by hiring qualified organizational staff comprised of a coordinator, administrative support staff and bilingual faculty. Consultants and other business leaders will be brought in to mentor emerging and struggling businesses. BHCC students in the Business Associate degree program will participate with “Learn and Earn” internships and other learning opportunities. |
Chelsea |
MA |
$377,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Homeland Security |
City of Boston |
The purpose of this proposed project is to develop detailed design and construction documents and deliver robust community engagement, in order to ensure that critical pre-disaster mitigation efforts and critical park improvements are made to close a significant flood entry pathway. This flood risk impacts an environmental justice neighborhood with significant affordable housing and critical regional infrastructure. A flood in this area threatens disruption to at least 35,000 residents and millions in potential damages. The project can serve as a nationally replicable model for climate resilience, equity, community development, and citizen engagement.
|
Boston |
MA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Homeland Security |
City of Chelsea |
a. The City of Chelsea is a dense, urban Environmental Justice community. Home to over 40,000 residents, the City comprises vibrant neighborhoods, multicultural small businesses, and regional industry. Evidenced by the disparate effects of COVID-19, the City is inherently vulnerable to climate change impacts, such as coastal flooding, due to its geographic orientation, concentration of critical industry, air and environmental pollution, and underlying public health issues. The Mill Creek Restoration and Resilience Project provides a remarkable opportunity to broaden access to public green space, reduce the risks posed by climate change, and restore a vital, but degraded, ecosystem. The project consists of the planning and design of intergenerational, trauma-informed waterfront green space; the removal of an earthen berm that impairs ecological health; and green infrastructure and storm water enhancements to curtail flood risk. |
Chelsea |
MA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Homeland Security |
Town of Provincetown |
The 2016 engineers survey provides a breakdown of the recommended maintenance and improvement program which needs to be followed to keep the facility in satisfactory working condition. The report Identified immediate costs include $64,000 in repairs and $812,000 in capital improvement repairs. A large part of the cost is to replace 177 failed pilings out of 401. These fender piles not only protect the pier but also supply a safe berth for many fishing vessels which allows then to continue to make a livelihood. Standard Pier operational revenue and maintenance sustainability budgeting will not cover the large cost of this project on its own. |
Provincetown |
MA |
$876,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Homeland Security |
Town of Provincetown |
This project will help alleviate a hazardous and property damaging condition. During rain events, surface storm water collects at Court Street and floods the local businesses. The flooding also blocks vehicular and pedestrian passage to both residences and businesses. This flooding has been a long standing condition, which has become worse with increased development in the area.
This flooding condition damages property and business operations. It also creates a hazard, as vehicles often become stuck in the flood water, and pedestrians try to climb over uneven terrain to pass around the flood water. The condition cannot be alleviated by normal storm water drainage treatments, such as catch basins, due to the topography and high water table. A more sophisticated design and construction project is necessary, and will include a pump station and water retention area.
|
Town of Provincetown |
MA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Acton |
The Town of Acton seeks to provide improvements to the Middle Fort Bond Brook Wastewater Treatment Facility to alleviate short and long-term problems due to aging systems within the facility and provide for greater capacity to the Town. The proposed upgrades will provide contributions to the sustainability efforts of the community and is vital to the economic development both in the sewer district and the needs area the Town intends to sewer in the future. |
Acton |
MA |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head Aquinnah |
The Tribe’s Administration Building needs to be connected to the its wastewater treatment plant to improve sanitation. Currently the Tribal Administration building has three different waste disposal systems. One small septic tank for their clinic, a foam powered disposal for the main floor restroom and a clivus-multrum system as the primary waste disposal. Each system is inadequate and all should be replaced by connecting the administration building to the Tribe’s wastewater treatment plant. |
Aquinnah |
MA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bridgewater |
The requested funding would support the Town of Bridgewater to remove the High Street Dam and replace the High Street Bridge on the Town River in Bridgewater. The High St Dam removal project and bridge replacement has been advanced through a partnership with the Town of Bridgewater, the dam owner, the Division of Ecological Restoration, the Division of Marine Fisheries, and The Nature Conservancy. The High Street Dam is deteriorating structurally and is under stress by storms of increasing magnitude and frequency. The dam is in an unsafe condition and jeopardizes the poor condition High Street Bridge – due to scour if the dam were to fail, or be removed in isolation - located 100 feet upstream of the dam. The dam removal will restore natural flow regimes to the Town River, and improve water quality associated with flowing waters. The project may also improve water-based recreation for those paddling the Town River. Currently, the dam and bridge prevent water crossings at High St, and paddlers must portage around the site. The redesigned bridge will allow for water crossing at this point on the Town River.
|
Bridgewater |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy in Massachusetts |
This request supports the federal purchase of priority land for conservation by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) totaling approximately 635 acres across the Dead Branch (535 acres) and Fort River (100 acres) Divisions of the Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge (Conte Refuge). These priority lands will be acquired from willing sellers and will be owned and managed as part of the Conte Refuge. |
Chesterfield, Huntington, Westhampton, Amherst |
|
$2,825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hull |
This funding would be used to support the Town of Hull Sewer Department’s full replacement of the existing Pump Station, which has not only reached its useful life, but does not meet environmental, as well as climate resiliency goals. Pump Station 9’s location on a peninsula between Massachusetts Bay and Hull Bay make it susceptible to damage and operational issues due to extreme storm events and sea level rise. The Station’s existing non-submersible pumps and electrical equipment is located below design flood elevations, as well as a structural construction that cannot withstand high waters or wave action. The Pump Station 9 Project ensures a means to the long-term sustainability/reliability of operations of the Town’s municipal wastewater system, which eliminates the potential degradation to the Commonwealth’s precious water resources, including Hull Bay and Massachusetts Bay.
|
Hull |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hull |
The requested funding would be used by the Town of Hull to meet its goal of in Phase 3 of the Project is to restore full functionality to the Hull outfall by extending diffusers to the surface and removing material accumulated in the 24” outfall pipeline and up to 36 diffuser riser pipes. The town is restoring the original condition based on the dynamic ocean floor elevation changes, which also support climate change and resiliency goals of the Town and Commonwealth.
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Hull |
MA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ipswich |
The requested funding would enable the Town of Ipswich to replace the Town Hill Water Storage Tank. The Town completed an Asset Management Plan (AMP) in 2020 funded by the Massachusetts Clean Water Trust Asset Management Plan Grant Program to inventory and assess existing assets within its water system to improve existing GIS data and utilize the data to perform criticality analysis and plan future capital improvement projects. The results identified the 3 million gallon (MG) Town Hill Water Storage Tank, built in the early 1960’s, as having a Consequence of Failure of 5, which is the highest level of concern. This rating represents a direct and significant impact to a majority of municipal water customers for a prolonged duration and will result in regulatory noncompliance. |
Ipswich |
MA |
$3,280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ipswich |
The Town of Ipswich Water Department is responsible for managing and maintaining infrastructure assets to adequately serve water to a population of over 13,500. The Town's 3 million gallon Town Hill water storage tank, built in the early 1960's services the majority of the community and has a the highest consequence of failure of all its water assets, as determined by a recent Asset Management Plan assessment. This represents a direct and significant impact to a majority of municipal water customers for a prolonged duration and will result in regulatory noncompliance. This project will replace this critical asset. |
Ipswich |
MA |
$3,280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Groundwork Lawrence |
To advance construction of the Lawrence section of the Merrimack River Trail linking varied and distinct zones within the city; connecting the Bay Circuit Trail with Lawrence; creating multi-modal transportation between residential, recreational, and commercial areas along the Merrimack River; and enabling regional access to jobs, recreation, and housing while creating and sustaining jobs in Lawrence. |
Lawrence |
MA |
$284,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Malden |
The funding would be used for accelerating the replacement of lead service lines delivering drinking water to Malden residents. In recent years, Malden has been identified as the community with the highest
percentage of lead service lines in the Greater Boston Area. The City has undertaken an aggressive
program to reduce the number of lead lines, but as of 2021 there are 2,076 lead lines remaining. This
funding will allow the City to replace both the public and private sides of the lead service lines, removing
a significant health hazard for low-income residents who cannot afford the cost of replacement
themselves. |
Malden |
MA |
$3,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Medway |
The Town of Medway is in the process of designing a central water treatment facility for our community. As we look forward, we recognize that this facility must be capable of removing harmful minerals and byproducts, including iron, manganese, and so on. This sum of money will assist us as we leverage more than $12 million of Town funding as we improve our distribution and treatment systems. |
Medway |
MA |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pittsfield |
Located just north of the downtown area and within the 275-acre Springside Park, the building - built in 1856 and now listed on the National Register of Historic Places - is an excellent example of an eclectic mansion with a high architectural style not common in New England. Full interior renovations will allow for multi-purpose reuse including public meetings, educational displays, tourist-orientation purposes, and will provide income generation through rental opportunities. Renovations will include full handicapped accessibility and modern life, health, and safety systems. |
Pittsfield |
MA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pittsfield |
The City of Pittsfield is seeking funding support to complete the full interior renovations to the historic Springside House. Located just north of the downtown area and within the 275-acre Springside Park, the building - built in 1856 and now listed on the National Register of Historic Places - is an excellent example of an eclectic mansion with a high architectural style not common in New England. The oldest and most significant municipal building in the city, its renovation has been a goal listed in the city’s Master and Open Space Plans for nearly two decades. As a priority capital project, city funds have been expended on critical exterior work which has been ongoing in a phased manner since 2016. Full interior renovations will allow for multi-purpose reuse including public meetings, educational displays, tourist-orientation purposes, and will provide income generation through rental opportunities. The renovations will include full handicapped accessibility and modern life, health, and safety systems as part of updated code requirements. |
Pittsfield |
MA |
$3,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sturbridge, Massachusetts |
The Maple Street water line is one of the oldest in the town, approximately 90 to 100 years old. It is a combination of asbestos tile and cast iron piping that has had and will continue to have numerous leaks. Replacement of the pipe will provide quality potable water to the residents of the area and, in the event of a fire, the hydrant system would not be compromised by an unreliable source of water. The total length of the line to be replaced is 1,950 linear feet. |
Sturbridge |
MA |
$1,085,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sudbury |
The CWMP Wastewater Treatment Facility & Collection System includes the design and construction of the Town’s first municipal Wastewater Treatment Facility and associated groundwater discharge to support removing failing and/or improperly operating septic systems to preserve public health, as well as environmental resources, specifically the Town’s major drinking supplies in the Raymond Road and Hop Brook Aquifer areas. Sewer Infrastructure will bring the means to support economic development and housing in the Route 20 Business District, which will support commercial/industrial tax revenue to help defray residential tax burdens in Town. |
Sudbury |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tyngsborough Sewer Department |
This request is for the Phase 3 Sewer Extension Final Design in the amount of $869,000. This funding would allow the Tyngsborough Sewer Commission to finalize the plans for the Phase 3 Sewer Infrastructure project. Ultimately this cost savings would lower the final cost of the project to make it more affordable for the residents. |
Tyngsborough |
MA |
$869,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Architectural Heritage Foundation, Inc. |
$500,000 to support the development of a sustainable operations plan for integrated digital technologies and other program activities; advance the procurement process with operators in order to refine and detail the program; and prepare an advanced digital network plan for the building, that will be integrated into renovation plans and redevelopment. |
Worcester |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Caring Health Center |
To be located at 471 Sumner Avenue, Springfield, in the heart of the diverse Forest Park neighborhood, the Learning Institute has been envisioned as a job training program to address three goals: (1) To eliminate barriers that block access to rewarding employment for low-income individuals; (2) To maximize capabilities that exist in the region’s low-income communities, including resilience, integrity, and determination; and (3) To increase the pool of qualified administrative, educational, and clinical personnel available to health care providers locally, including persons of color, immigrants, and refugees. |
Springfield |
MA |
$1,375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cape Cod Healthcare |
Last year, Cape Cod Healthcare (CCHC) invested substantially to implement EPIC, the industry’s leading integrated health record to help us improve our care and to empower our patients through EPIC’s robust patient portal, MyChart. We propose connecting and partnering with non-affiliated community providers and, formerly, with FQHCs by supplying our version of EPIC to them. By doing so, it will substantially improve care coordination and the delivery of healthcare on Cape Cod (Barnstable County) for generations to come. |
Barnstable County |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boston Children’s Museum |
This funding would be used by Boston Children’s Museum to expand an innovative, tested model for building the capacity of early learning educators and providers to support under-resourced and under-represented children and families in developing much-needed school readiness skills. This expansion will reach thousands of early learners and their caregivers through key state and local community agencies, thereby addressing and alleviating the significant loss of learning opportunities experienced by families as a result of the pandemic. |
Boston |
MA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Massachusetts Boston |
The requested funding will be used for the schematic design phase of UMass Boston's planned construction of a Nursing and Health Sciences Building to house the College of Nursing and Health Sciences. The new building will serve multiple nursing programs in Greater Boston to increase regional training capacity of frontline healthcare professionals. The teaching, research and translational work the new building will support will be vital for the formation of world-class nurses and health practitioners with the scientific and clinical background, as well as the cultural and linguistic preparation, needed to take on our nation’s health challenges. |
Boston |
MA |
$2,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Possible Project |
TPP will use these funds to provide critical education and career development services to Boston high school students during a post-COVID recovery phase and beyond. Specifically, through its comprehensive entrepreneurship education and youth development program, TPP will provide students with:
Rigorous credit recovery coursework in school, after school, and over summers to support those off-track to graduate due to low school engagement.
Career-readiness, entrepreneurial and STEAM skill-building - all essential for access to, and success in, the region’s innovation and tech-driven economy.
Individualized college and career advising to ensure matriculation to, and persist through, postsecondary education and job-training programs. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Boston |
This funding would be used by the City of Boston to expand their Tuition Free Community College (TFCC) Program to sub-associate’s level certificate programs. Currently, six partner institutions are included in TFCC: Bunker Hill Community College (BHCC), Roxbury Community College (RCC), Massasoit Community College, MassBay Community College, Urban College of Boston, and Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology. Students come from every neighborhood in the city, and the majority are low-income, Black and Latinx students who are first-generation college students. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Boston |
Community Project Funding is being sought to expand Boston’s Tuition Free Community College (TFCC) Program to sub-associate’s level certificate programs. Currently, six partner institutions are included in TFCC: Bunker Hill Community College (BHCC), Roxbury Community College (RCC), Massasoit Community College, MassBay Community College, Urban College of Boston, and Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology. Our students come from every neighborhood in the city, and the majority are low-income, Black and Latinx students who are first-generation college students. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program |
This funding would be used by Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program (BHCHP) to create a full-time flagship family clinic within Horizons’ new, state-of-the-art facility in Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood. At the 2,500 square foot clinic the BHCHP Family Team staff will provide barrier-free, trauma-informed medical, nursing, mental health and substance use services, health education, and case management services. The clinic will be comprised of five private exam/treatment rooms, waiting room, shared staff workspace, and meeting space. It will also include space for blood draws and point-of-care lab testing, as well as a refrigerator and freezer for vaccine storage. All community approvals, along with zoning variances and licensing issues are completed and pandemic delays resolved. |
Boston |
MA |
$702,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Harvard Street Neighborhood Health Center Inc. |
Bridging the Digital Divide will facilitate Telehealth access and healthcare equity, in the poorest zip codes of Boston, by supporting digital literacy for patients and providing cell phones and entry-level laptops for Telehealth engagement, along with tech training, and a mobile application to overcome language, cultural and age-related barriers. Telehealth is quickly becoming the method of choice for providers to communicate with patients and is especially important in low-income and underserved communities where technology can be the driving force to overcome healthcare barriers. |
Boston |
MA |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Boston Legal Services |
This funding would be used by Greater Boston Legal Services (GBLS) to create GBLS’ Family Stabilization Project to help low-income families who are struggling financially in the wake of the pandemic. Project funding would pay for temporary legal advocates and a temporary tax preparer to expand GBLS’ capacity to do outreach and assist low-income families in obtaining all available financial supports included in the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), the Child Tax Credit (CTC), and the three rounds of the Economic Impact Payments. The families GBLS serves face a range of access barriers, such as limited English proficiency, disabilities, and unreliable internet. As pandemic-related income supports have become available, GBLS has helped clients apply for benefits with federal, state, and local agencies-- benefits that are crucial to keeping families in their homes, putting food on the table, keeping utilities turned on, and meeting other essential needs.
|
Boston and Cambridge |
MA |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgewater State University |
Cybersecurity continues to be a persistent threat to national security of the United States with cyber-attacks occurring on a regular basis and with growing sophistication.
Bridgewater State University (BSU) is ready to expand and develop affordable, world-class cybersecurity and Cybercriminology education and training programing by investing in a cyber range that will benefit and support a diverse workforce.
An enterprise cyber range will enable students and constituents to practice, hone, and elevate their cybersecurity skills through defending against real cyber-attack scenarios and incidents such as ransomware in a virtualized environment. |
Bridgewater |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgewater State University |
This funding would be used by CONNECT for the Grow Your Own Educator Preparation Program model, which was designed to entice and prioritize aspiring educators, who identify as being ethnically or racially diverse, in the Gateway Cities with a wrap-around program and the financial resources that will enable them with an increased capacity to successfully complete an educator preparation program. Real barriers of insufficient time, money, access, transportation, family/work/financial responsibilities, childcare, and insufficient support often conspire to keep many potential teachers of color from the field. As a result, this model will provide students with financial resources, up to $11,700, which will be used to fund or defray the costs associated with the following: Two semesters of coursework in an educator preparation program at one of CONNECT IHEs, technology that will enable access to complete assignments, weekly tutoring, MTEL support, childcare, and transportation. |
Bridgewater |
MA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgewater State University |
This funding would be used by Bridgewater State University (BSU) to upgrade and renew educational and scientific equipment, in order to maintain BSU’s high standards of STEM education. It is necessary to refresh and update scientific equipment in the Bartlett College of Science and Mathematics (BCoSM), which is housed in the Dana Mohler-Faria Science and Mathematics Center (DMF). STEM laboratory equipment has an average useful lifespan between five and eight years, so items purchased when the DMF was constructed (~10 years ago) are reaching the ends of their lives. BSU has successfully addressed equipment failures as they have occurred; however, due to tight budget constraints, critical items have often been repaired rather than replaced. BSU is now at a critical juncture, where important equipment has aged and become less relevant in the modern workplace. Many instruments purchased when the DMF was constructed are expected to break down and should not (or cannot) be repaired because they are obsolete. |
Bridgewater |
MA |
$1,418,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgewater State University |
This funding would be used by Bridgewater State University (BSU) to expand participation in early college/dual enrollment and promote college attainment, by developing a unique, sustainable, dual enrollment program. This program will use a HyFlex delivery model to meet the needs of students from across Southeastern Massachusetts with a special emphasis on providing dual enrollment opportunities to students from traditionally underserved populations. The HyFlex delivery model will allow students to attend classes via one of three options: in-person, synchronous online participation via live-streaming, or asynchronous online participation utilizing recorded classes. In-person and synchronous online will be the preferred modes of participation, with asynchronous participation being reserved for students who have a demonstrated need, such as a disability, that would prevent them from being able to attend their classes in real-time. |
Bridgewater |
MA |
$1,247,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Science Club for Girls, Inc. |
During the 2021-22 academic year, Science Club for Girls will serve 350 girls per semester from underrepresented communities (by race and/or socioeconomic factors) in grades K-12 in Greater Boston with free, high-quality, out-of-school-time STEM programs. These programs increase academic confidence and social/emotional well-being while addressing intersecting needs: the persistent academic achievement gap for low-income students/students of color, the learning-loss caused by Covid-19, the lack of racial/gender diversity in the STEM workforce, the lack of availability of STEM workers, and the need for pathways out of poverty that begin early in life and lead to meaningful jobs that provide economic independence. |
Cambridge, Boston, and Somerville |
MA |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Home Base, a Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts |
Home Base, a Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital Program, respectfully requests $1,000,000 ($1 million) to provide clinical care and support to 70 family members across the country who are experiencing Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Depression and/or Complicated Grief as a result of their service member or veteran dying by suicide. Home Base operates the only dedicated clinical program in the country for survivors of traumatic loss combining evidence-based treatment for PTSD and for complicated grief. |
Charlestown |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
East Boston Neighborhood Health Center |
This funding will be used by East Boston Neighborhood Health Center (EBNHC) to establish a 4-story, 48,000 sq.ft licensed community and behavioral health center in Chelsea in partnership with other Chelsea providers, similar to what EBNHC created in Maverick Square, East Boston, serving around 100,000 patients a year. EBNHC patients and Chelsea residents have been disproportionately impacted by the twin pandemics of COVID-19 and systemic racism. The health center will expand access to a unique Primary Care Behavioral Health Program that fully integrates behavioral health and social support services in a primary care setting with a full diagnostic suite and pharmacy services using the latest technology and best practices to address racial disparities in health. |
Chelsea |
MA |
$4,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Colaborativa |
This funding would be used for a rapid (re) employment initiative that would help the Chelsea community create pathways to jobs, pay rent, and qualify for existing lifesaving assistance that requires them to be employed. These funds would help the Chelsea community, which has been deeply impacted by the COVID-19 crisis, rebuild from, heal from, and survive the effects of the pandemic. |
Chelsea |
MA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Shore Community College |
This funding would be used by North Shore Community College (NSCC) for its Anatomy and Physiology (A&P) lab upgrade project, which focuses on the significant need to redesign and renovate a critical science lab used by Allied Health and STEM students. The project will focus on design, renovation and equipment for an A&P lab in the Math and Science Building at the Danvers campus. North Shore Community College is one of the only community colleges in the state lacking updated science labs. The short-term objective is to provide a modern A&P laboratory to support enhanced student learning in Allied Health and STEM lab science courses. The long-term objective is to provide state-of-the-art laboratories to support all science courses, create new programs responsive to industry needs, and train NSCC students and incumbent workers for employment in the region's emerging health and STEM-related industries and innovation economy.
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Danvers |
MA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southcoast Health, Charlton Memorial Hospital |
Charlton Memorial Hospital is planning the renovation and reconstruction of a 32,000 square foot Emergency Department. The Emergency Department was constructed in 1997 and was built to accommodate 45,000 visits per year. In 2019, approximately 70,000 patients, an average of 192 per day, visited the Charlton ED. We are requesting $940,000 for equipment to support this $40 million renovation project.
The request will help fund patient monitoring systems for 52 private beds with 2-4 central monitors. With this new construction and equipment, Southcoast will improve on the treatment, privacy, and overall experience of our patients. |
Fall River |
MA |
$940,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of North Central Massachusetts (UWNCM) |
This funding would be used by Home Base, a Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital Program, to provide clinical care and support to 70 family members across the country who are experiencing Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Depression and/or Complicated Grief as a result of their service member or veteran dying by suicide. Home Base operates the only dedicated clinical program in the country for survivors of traumatic loss combining evidence-based treatment for PTSD and for complicated grief. |
Fitchburg |
MA |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Framingham |
The project consists of replacing sidewalks and curb cuts that are in poor condition and not compliant with current ADA standards. Sidewalks will be removed and replaced in kind and all necessary curb cuts and crosswalks will be brought up to meet current ADA standards. The prioritized areas in which this work will be performed have also been identified as areas meeting one or more of the environmental justice criteria, further demonstrating that this work would further equity in Framingham in more ways than one. |
Framingham |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Framingham State University |
Framingham State University, in partnership with Massachusetts Bay Community College, Framingham High School, and Keefe Regional Vocational Technical School, proposes the development of a MetroWest Regional Collaborative Education Center that would address achievement gaps by providing under-represented high school students with college-level experiences, and prepare them for success, while also helping to address the Commonwealth’s MetroWest region workforce needs. Funding will support adaptation and renovation of FSU’s Whittemore Library. The overarching goals of the proposed Center are workforce alignment, college completion, and closing achievement gaps. |
Framingham |
MA |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Volunteers of America Massachusetts (VOAMASS) |
This funding would be used by Volunteers of America Massachusetts (VOAMASS) to address unemployment through the Resiliency in Supporting Economic Advancement (RISE) program. Even as COVID-19 positive cases continue to decline, its economic impact persists. COVID-19 related unemployment has doubled unemployment levels across all D-5 communities. To address this crisis in D-5, VOAMASS plans to expand upon its current Department of Labor funded project Pathway Home, a workforce training program for incarcerated individuals in Essex County. VOAMASS is proposing expanding eligibility criteria to create a regional, comprehensive and scalable solution for job seekers and employers affected by COVID-19. |
Framingham, Natick, Waltham |
|
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ascentria Care Alliance |
The funding would be used by Ascentria Care Alliance for the Augmented Support Employee Program (ASEP), which would expand the pool of likely employees in the human services and behavioral health sectors in Greater Worcester while simultaneously addressing skills-based and social determinant impediments to employment opportunities for un-and-underemployed workers. ASEP is a partnership of five non-profit behavioral health and human services agencies, and community advisors committed to work in partnership: Ascentria, Open Sky Community Services, LUK, Inc., Venture Community Services, Seven Hills Foundation, Greater Worcester Community Foundation and MassHire of Central MA. All have been involved in a multi-year initiative called The Career Pipeline Project. ASEP augments the Career Pipeline effort to attract and retain employees impacted by racial, gender and social justice inequities or are new Americans, by providing integrated and resource navigation to address “life challenges” to employment such as training, education, transportation, language, and legal services, to help employers attract and retain employees. Many of these employees and potential employees are BIPOC, who have been impacted by racial and social justice inequities. Ascentria will evaluate impact and the effectiveness of rapid cycle interventions to improve employment retention. The ultimate objective is to maintain high quality of care for these underserved populations, by maintaining a well-supported workforce. |
Greater Worcester and surrounding communities |
MA |
$2,517,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greenfield Community College |
GCC will improve its capacity to meet industry demand for direct health care workers in the region through the purchase of critically needed instructional equipment. The equipment is an important piece of a larger initiative for the College to transform its health occupations instructional spaces into an integrated Health Occupations Simulation Training Facility, allowing GCC to increase the number of qualified Nurses, Medical Assistants, Certified Nursing Assistants and other direct care workers who complete their training and fill crucial shortages in healthcare, the highest-need industry for new qualified workers in the western Massachusetts region. |
Greenfield |
MA |
$98,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Servings, Inc. |
Community Servings aims to improve the health, food security, and quality of life of Massachusetts residents debilitated by severe critical and chronic illness and food insecurity. 100% of our clients are medically certified as needing our meals, living with one or more critical and chronic health conditions including cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. 92% of clients are living at 200% or less of the FPL, 60% are Black and/or Latinx, and 40% are families. We respectfully request $1,000,000 to expand our home-delivered nutrition program to reach 400 additional Massachusetts residents facing the dual challenges of severe illness and food insecurity. |
Jamaica Plain |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Doctor Franklin Perkins School |
This funding will be used to restore a historic building and create the facility to serve as an outpatient behavioral health clinical and training center. In addition to requested federal funding of $1 million for the renovation of this structure, the Doctor Franklin Perkins School expects to receive historical tax credits of $400,000. |
Lancaster |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lawrence General Hospital |
Lawrence General Hospital is seeking to replace our aging cardiac catheterization imaging equipment by making an ambitious investment in our Cardiac Cath Lab, the most highly accredited facility of its kind in our state and the only facility of its quality in the underserved, predominantly low-income area of Greater Lawrence. Since the Lab was established in 1992, Lawrence General has strategically committed itself to the highest levels of performance evaluation and reporting, along with iterative processes of improvement, making today’s Cardiac Cath Lab the most thoroughly accredited and recognized facility in Massachusetts – even more than similar labs in Boston. |
Lawrence |
MA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Lawrence Family Health Center (GLFHC) |
Greater Lawrence Family Health Center (GLFHC) seeks Congressionally Directed Spending Support in the amount of $1.0 million to address a growing demand in our region and throughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The Health Center proposes to address the need for a stronger, more comprehensive behavioral health effort that is culturally competent, sensitive and linguistically appropriate by formally developing The Greater Lawrence Family Health Center Culturally Integrated Behavioral Health Program. It is a fact that a major health disparity affecting our patients is the lack of licensed mental health providers that are able to successfully communicate with our diverse population. It is important that a commitment be made to address this concern and build a sustainable model that can be replicated by other community health centers and healthcare providers. |
Lawrence, Haverhill, and Methuen |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UMass Memorial Health HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospi |
UMass Memorial Health HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital is proposing the purchase of an updated MRI machine to replace an aging machine located on the Leominster Campus. Annually, we provide the MRI services for almost 8,000 patients per year. This would be a good use of governmental funding as we are the safety net provider in the Leominster/Fitchburg area and we would be able to utilize this funding to provide high quality imaging for the patients in our region. |
Leominster |
MA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Massachusetts Lowell |
This funding would be used to support the continuation and expansion of the UMass Lowell River Hawk Scholars Academy (RHSA) College Access program, which has already demonstrated its ability to support the success of first-generation students. Having successfully piloted and established initial supports and nearly tripling the number of students served to date, the RHSA is poised to launch an innovative new phase of its development. Nationally recognized as one of only 20 First-Generation Forward Advisory Institutions in the country by the Center for First-Generation Student Success, the RHSA is uniquely positioned to meet the needs of first-generation college students at UMass Lowell and beyond.
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Lowell |
MA |
$501,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lowell Community Health Center |
This funding would be used by Lowell Community Health Center (LCHC) for needed language access and education services will ensure high patient engagement and help LCHC meet the heightened demand for both community health prevention and access to vital services, now and in the future. LCHC noted that 58% of their telehealth visits now require interpreters; this service is unreimbursed, but they must provide it in order to best serve our patients. This initiative will include medical interpretation and education, translation of written and electronic educational materials, and website enhancements to assure language access. It will benefit health center patients of all ages and the wider community of Greater Lowell.
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Lowell |
MA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Middlesex County Restoration Center Commission |
The Middlesex County Restoration Center Commission seeks to pilot a Restoration Center to prevent arrest, unnecessary hospitalization, and ED use of people with behavioral health conditions through triage, assessment, crisis stabilization, sober support, respite, case management, and after-care planning like housing navigation. The Center will accept walk-ins, drop-offs by police/first responders after a 911 call, and in-house transportation as a less-traumatic alternative to police cruisers or ambulances. These behavioral health services should save money currently spent arresting, incarcerating, and hospitalizing people with such conditions, and align with the Administration’s Roadmap for Reform. The goal is statewide expansion, pending success. |
Lowell/Middlesex County |
MA |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Vocational Service (JVS) Boston |
Jewish Vocational Service’s English for Advancement workforce development program expansion to address workforce skills gaps in the Malden, MA area workforce through the provision of contextualized English as a Second Language classes and one-on-one job coaching services to move immigrants into and up in the labor market. |
Malden |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southcoast Health, St. Luke's Hospital |
St. Luke’s Hospital will soon open the first and only Level II Trauma Center in Massachusetts’ EMS Region 5. With this expansion of services, it will be necessary to double the existing trauma services step-down unit, an intermediate level of care for patients who need a higher level of care and monitoring than is available on general patient floors. This expansion will increase the unit from eight to 16 beds. Some patients with serious but less-critical injuries may be admitted directly to the step-down unit, ensuring that patients receive the optimal level of care with the optimal allocation of resources. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$988,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lasell University |
Lasell University- in partnership with Newton-Wellesley Hospital- proposes to educate and train students for careers in high-demand skilled healthcare positions at Newton-Wellesley Hospital and other healthcare facilities across Massachusetts. Student prospects will be a mix of incoming undergraduates; students who have not yet begun post-secondary education, and workers already in a healthcare position who will benefit from upskilling and transitioning to a higher paying job. This project will resolve known barriers for people contemplating education: cost of education, technology, childcare, and transportation and will enable an increased presence of minority populations in professional healthcare careers across Massachusetts. |
Newton |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lasell University |
This funding would be used by Lasell University, in partnership with Newton-Wellesley Hospital, for their proposal to educate and train students for careers in high-demand skilled healthcare positions at healthcare facilities across Massachusetts with a focus on recruiting black, indigenous, and other people of color (BIPOC) students to the program. The healthcare industry accounts for nearly one in five jobs in Massachusetts and growth is steady- a 15% expansion that outpaced population growth (bizjournal 2020) and growth is steady. There is a pressing need for many health care positions that require specific education and training. Prospective students will be a mix of new and transfer students, and healthcare workers looking to upskill and transition to higher paying jobs. This project recognizes and resolves many barriers that get in the way of educational attainment by providing student support services, offering a flexible online and in person class format, and hosting in person courses on Lasell’s campus which is easily accessible via public transportation and offers an on-campus child care center. Newton-Wellesley Hospital, also easily accessible via public transportation and in close proximity to Lasell’s campus will serve as a clinical affiliated site for students to complete clinical rotations and internships. The project will result in an increased presence of BIPOC in healthcare positions at Newton-Wellesley Hospital and across Massachusetts. |
Newton |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts |
As the only public four-year institution of higher education in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts serves a unique role in educating, incubating workforce development, and driving economic impact. MCLA plans to build institutional resilience through the upgrade of the campus network and improve student supports- through the hiring of a Case Manager and a Health and Wellness Coordinator This program will meet the needs of a diverse student population, allow campus to resume operations for residential students, and develop consistent instructional delivery models. |
North Adams |
MA |
$1,012,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cooley Dickinson Hospital |
This funding would be used by Cooley Dickinson Hospital to expand and renovate the Behavioral Health Pod in our Emergency Department to increase the quality of behavioral health care available and double the number of specialized rooms for mental and behavioral health patients. Cooley Dickinson is the primary health care provider for Hampshire County and southern Franklin County residents, serving 80,000 unique patients every year.
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Northampton |
MA |
$670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Berkshire Community College |
This funding would be used by Berkshire Community College (BCC) to support the establishment of the Berkshire Culinary Institute (BCI). The BCI will provide hands-on educational training for students enrolled in redesigned Culinary and Hospitality degree and certificate programs. The proposed project includes re-purposing BCC’s former cafeteria into a modern teaching and learning space. This project targets the culinary, hospitality, and food services industry and is directly tied to the Regional Workforce Skills Blueprint, addressing a high priority area. Training will focus on culinary skills development, from basic to advanced. A series of degree and certificate programs and certifications that are stackable and progressive will be offered and taught by experienced practitioners and educators. A collaborative and comprehensive approach has been applied to developing a world-class culinary institute that has taken into consideration employer needs. The diverse populations to be served include students matriculating from local high school vocational programs, industry employees desirous of enhancing skills/knowledge, displaced workers, at-risk populations, and the community at large with stackable educational programs that lead to part-time or full-time employment opportunities. |
Pittsfield |
MA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cape Cod Community College |
This funding would increase the capabilities of the Aviation Maintenance Technology Program at Cape Cod Community College to enable certificate and degree graduates to receive the most current education and training for the advanced technologies in the industry. This includes increasing the ability of the program to graduate mission-ready technicians who are capable of handling areas of Aviation Maintenance, consistent with emerging technologies in the marketplace today as well as the future. The funding will be used to: support education and workforce development targeting turbine engines and related technology that impacts aviation and off-shore wind; partner with Cape Air to position their introduction and support of the first electric plane to be introduced for commercial use; and align with our upcoming, contemporary Science and Engineering Center, which will be the largest STEM facility in the region upon its completion.
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Plymouth |
MA |
$2,229,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dimock Community Health Center |
To respond to the critical need for substance use disorder treatment, Dimock plans to create a new 16-bed men’s Clinical Stabilization Service (CSS) Unit in the health center’s Zakrzewska (Z) Building. This initiative seeks to provide over 300 men with services each year. This initiative is known as Project Access – Providing Men with Access to CSS (“Project Access”) and will provide 14 to 28 days of intensive treatment following inpatient detoxification, and preceding longer-term residential recovery. |
Roxbury |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Shore Community Health (NSCH) |
This funding would be used by North Shore Community Health Center (NSCHC) for a new and expanded facility to meet the demands for primary care, dental, behavioral health, and pharmacy services and create a new urgent care facility. The requested fund will support the construction of the new facility in a strategically important location in Salem, MA consisting of 36,000 square feet of space, including new urgent care services. SFHC currently operates out of inefficient, dated, dilapidated leased facilities, which it outgrew ten years ago. Despite the need, SFHC is unable to provide same-day appointment access due to lack of space and the staff it can support. SFHC MassHealth claims data indicates that patients would significantly benefit from access to urgent care services, including X-rays, to prevent long waits at the Emergency Department at MGB Salem. Lastly, space constraints prevent the addition of on-site clinical pharmacy, which would enhance SFHC’s offering of comprehensive services. |
Salem |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Salem State University |
This funding would be used to establish infrastructure for cloud-based specialty labs at Salem State University (SSU). Many SSU students balance a variety of other responsibilities in addition to their academic pursuits such as work and family. Cloud-based specialty labs give students more flexibility in how they can accomplish their work on or off campus. Through these online platforms, students will have access to the tools they need to accomplish their work wherever they are and whenever it fits best into their schedules. They will no longer need to plan their schedules around when they can come to campus to access a computer lab nor will they have to purchase the software on their own. |
Salem |
MA |
$970,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Veterans Inc. |
This funding would be used by Veterans Inc. for construction of a 30,000 square foot Extended Stay Treatment facility, a multi-level residential building co-located with other levels of care on the Independence Hall Treatment Center campus, situated on 22 acres of land which includes an existing 55,000 square foot complex.
|
Shrewsbury, and Western Mass |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cambridge Public Health Commission |
CPHC’s plan will result in 42 new child and adolescent beds and 22 new adult inpatient behavioral health beds. Services address the urgent needs of special populations identified as priorities by the MA Department of Mental Health and MassHealth, including:
Renovation of the Somerville campus is underway on a phased basis to meet the licensure requirements to operate a new Center for Inpatient Child and Adolescent Psychiatry with 42 new youth beds including specialized neuro-developmental care, and
Facilities renovations are planned at the Cambridge campus for 22 new adult inpatient psychiatry beds including a new 8-bed adult psychiatry “ICU” unit. |
Somerville and Cambridge, Massachusetts |
MA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Groundwork Somerville |
The Groundwork trusts in Massachusetts (Somerville, Lawrence, and Southcoast) request funding to create a Youth Education and Jobs Director role shared between the organizations, to provide support for our environmental education programs including: school garden education, out-of-school youth programs, and youth employment programs such as the Green Team. As the position will oversee the education and employment initiatives of all three organizations, it will help build processes and systems that will allow the organizations to replicate programming regionally, while allowing more collaboration between our organizations and institutional curricula and supporting educational materials that incorporate social emotional skills and service-learning projects. |
Somerville, Lawrence, New Bedford |
MA |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UMass Memorial Health |
This funding would be used by Umass Memorial Health (UMMH) Harrington to support UMMH’s commitment to modernize Harrington’s electronic health records (EHR) system to better serve its patients. Pursuant to the merger agreement between UMMH and Harrington, UMMH has committed close to $100 million in total capital investment in Harrington, including an estimated $45 million to upgrade its outdated EHR system to the state-of-the-art Epic EHR system.UMMH has employed Epic to improve patient communication, enable virtual care and telehealth, improve efficiency, and track and analyze demographic and geographic health data to address health disparities (especially integral to UMMH’s COVID response). Transitioning Harrington to Epic will fully integrate it into a safety net health system and enable some of the Commonwealth’s most vulnerable patients to benefit from features that improve health outcomes and community health.
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Southbridge |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Springfield Technical Community College |
STCC's campus, with over $300 million in deferred maintenance on many buildings listed on the National Register over 200 years old, faces the critical need to relocate and stabilize our Allied Health housed in our failing “Building 20” which carries approximately $70 million in structural, mechanical, and related infrastructure maintenance needs. Over a dozen of these vital healthcare programs serve as a pipeline to high-value and high-need careers in Western Massachusetts. This project will also protect and preserve buildings original to the Springfield Armory, a vital economic engine of the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries. |
Springfield |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Mercy Hospital, Inc. DBA Mercy Medical Center |
This funding would be used by Mercy Medical Center to establish a sustainable workflow for community health workers to integrate clinical and social care, and to expand the capacity of community- based organizations to take referrals and support those in need. Mercy Medical Center also plans to engage, train, and support residents to advocate for food policy changes that increase access to healthy foods. Springfield, Hampden County’s largest city, is a vibrant, diverse community with people of color accounting for the majority (67%) of the city’s population. Springfield residents experience numerous socioeconomic challenges that can impact health, especially in the Mason Square, North End, South End and Downtown/Metro Central neighborhoods. The median family income in Springfield is less than half the statewide median income, and 30% of the city’s population lives below the Federal Poverty Line. The pandemic is intensifying economic challenges. The March 2020 unemployment rate was 3.4%, and by June the rate had jumped 17.4%. While employment is rebounding slowly, the unemployment rate for October was 7.2% (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics). As a result, more families are struggling to access stable housing, transportation, and necessities. The inequities in the region have consequences, with Springfield residents experiencing one of the highest premature mortality rates in Massachusetts (441.0 vs. the statewide rate of 282.2 per 100,000). Thousands of Springfield residents are facing a food crisis because they cannot afford and/or do not have access to affordable and nutritious food. In Springfield, 37% of the population is obese. In the Mason Square community of Springfield, 9% of households experienced moderate to severe hunger and 19% were food insecure. Aside from food insecurity being such a prominent issue, the Community Health Needs Assessment conducted in 2019 identified other significant health needs within the Mercy Medical Center community.
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Springfield |
MA |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Baystate Medical Center, Inc. |
This proposal seeks funding for Baystate Brightwood Health Center (BBHC) to enhance its telehealth capacity to address community needs. The capacity of BBHC clinical staff and patients to fully embrace and use telehealth is limited, and the digital divide is a well-known phenomenon in under-resourced communities. The enhancements will remove many of these barriers and create an environment that makes technology familiar, straightforward, and an expected part of care. The enhancements will also improve BBHC’s patient population’s ability to address several social determinants of health by providing enhanced knowledge and access to services via the internet. |
Springfield |
MA |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Baystate Medical Center, Inc |
This proposal seeks funding for Baystate Brightwood Health Center (BBHC) to address a community need for dedicated Office Based Addiction Treatment (OBAT) by renovating and repurposing space to create a private, dedicated OBAT Clinic. BBHC is committed to addressing the opiate crisis through a vigorous treatment program. However, given space constraints, the OBAT program is currently conducted adjacent to the waiting area, which is less than ideal for both OBAT patients and non-OBAT patients, including families and children in the waiting area. The proposed renovation will provide appropriate privacy and enhance our ability to provide excellent Opioid Use Disorder treatment. |
Springfield |
MA |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Revitalize Community Development Corporation |
Trips and falls are the leading cause of household injury, especially for older adults. Home modifications, along with education on falls prevention, can enable elders to safely remain in their homes, avoiding expensive placement in nursing homes. Most anticipated home modifications for senior homeowners include: installation of accessible ramps; installation of hand railings (interior and exterior); repair/replacement of interior and/or exterior stairs; relocate washers and dryers from the basement to the first floor; installation of grab bars in bathrooms; installation of “right or comfort height” toilets; removal of carpeting and replace with nonslip flooring; and improved lighting. |
Springfield, Chicopee and Holyoke |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Care Cooperative, Inc. |
This funding would be used by Community Care Cooperative for their proposal to purchase EPIC, a top rated electronic health record (EHR) and population health system for Massachusetts health centers. The purpose is to strengthen primary care, improve financial performance, and advance racial justice. Beyond its value in primary care, Epic is a highly rated population health system. Today, all Massachusetts health centers take responsibility for the quality and cost of care of a population. However, they work in inferior system or use two systems to do this work, which means missed opportunities to improve community health and greater administrative burden for primary care teams. |
statewide |
MA |
$12,409,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate |
The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate is dedicated to civic learning and engagement. Educational experiences at the Kennedy Institute use immersive role play and simulation to teach civics and inspire the next generation of leaders. The Kennedy Institute now also offers these programs virtually. An appropriation of $4M in FY22 for the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate will allow us to bring our civics education programs to more students and educators, both in Massachusetts and nationally, at no cost to them. |
Statewide |
MA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Braille Press |
This funding would be used by National Braille Press for a proposal to develop resource kits for Teachers of the Visually Impaired (TVIs). TVIs and their students lack the necessary resources or technical training to teach braille, access to accessible technology, or tactile graphics. By funding this program, the resource gap which exists for this population of Massachusetts students will be addressed and the growth of their complete education can be achieved. Providing these resource kits to teachers will give them educational materials, training guidance, and improve their preparation to teach literacy and STEM subjects to these students in grades K-12. This will allow blind and visually impaired students to have equal access to the same information as their sighted peers, yielding a better educational outcome, and giving them the opportunity to excel in any subject matter and career in their future. |
statewide |
MA |
$615,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Best Buddies requests $339,000 to support the Best Buddies in Massachusetts Inclusion Project, which will create more inclusive communities statewide by providing opportunities for one-to-one friendships, inclusive activities, leadership training, and innovative transition services that prepare students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) for successful post-secondary outcomes. The project would involve 40 school-based Best Buddies chapters, including 10 new chapters in under-resourced districts, and provide innovative pre-employment transition services to at least 60 youth and young adults with IDD at eight high schools. The full project would involve a minimum of 860 Massachusetts students with and without IDD. |
Statewide |
MA |
$339,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RIZE Massachusetts Foundation |
Opioid overdose deaths rose by 5% in 2020 in Massachusetts. The 2,104 deaths denote more than just numbers, however. These are brothers and sisters, relatives and parents, neighbors and friends, and their deaths are unacceptable to us.
Big challenges are addressed by going beyond traditional boundaries and thinking outside the box. A coalition that fosters innovative solutions is needed to address one of the biggest public health crises of our time. This is RIZE, the only statewide nonprofit focused solely on ending the opioid overdose epidemic. We conduct our work through grantmaking, program innovation, thought leadership, and convenings. |
Statewide |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wellesley Centers for Women, Wellesley College |
Today, far too many youths are struggling with mental health concerns, especially depression. This can lead to suicidal thoughts and actions. During the COVID pandemic, many adolescents report an increase in stress and isolation, contributing to more youth feeling depressed and becoming clinically depressed. In particular, African American and Latinx adolescents as well as LGBT youth are at elevated risk for depression and are much less likely to seek mental health support, and youth with disabilities, including youth with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), experience disproportionately high rates of depression. Building on a current PCORI-backed project that is comparing a technology-based intervention to a group-based cognitive behavioral depression prevention program for youth at risk for depression, the CATCH-IT project would help those most in need of mental health intervention at that critical stage before they are clinically depressed. The project would adapt CATCH-IT by using online technology tailored to the demographic and identity groups that are most vulnerable to negative mental health outcomes, applying a self-guided resource-based system based on the evidence of effective theoretical modeling that strengthens individual coping. This kind of technology-based intervention offers several distinct advantages over more traditional face-to-face approaches, including easy access, privacy, personalization, and decreased cost. In fact, technology-based interventions are non-consumable, i.e., once developed, they can be used repeatedly, and globally, without losing their preventative power, and may be accessed by multiple people simultaneously, without cost to people who may otherwise not have the resources for prevention or treatment of depressive symptoms. The CATCH-IT technology uses these design elements and targets adolescent character stories, with peer videos that are relatable and tailored, and focuses on adolescents and young adults who are at risk for depressive illness, with the goal of providing access to an inexpensive therapeutic intervention that can help them increase healthy activities, build a healthy cognitive style, improve interpersonal relationships, prevent clinical depression and suicide, and engage more positively in their community. Finally, a NIMH-funded clinical, multi-site trial of this technology showed that this program, when used by adolescents who presented with elevated symptoms of depression, was associated with decreased risk for depressive disorders across a 6-month follow-up interval. |
Wellesley |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wellesley College Centers for Women |
CATCH-IT would provide mental health intervention at that critical stage before youth are clinically depressed. The project would adapt CATCH-IT by using online technology tailored to demographic and identity groups most vulnerable to negative mental health outcomes, applying a self-guided resource-based system based on the evidence of effective theoretical modeling that strengthens individual coping. A NIMH-funded clinical, multi-site trial showed that when it was used by adolescents who presented with elevated symptoms of depression, was associated with decreased risk for depressive disorders across a 6-month follow-up interval. |
Wellesley |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Revitalize Community Development Corporation |
DASHH: Age in Place will operate under the umbrella of Revitalize Community Development’s highly successful Doorway to an Affordable, Safe and Healthy Home (DASHH) program. DASHH’s goal is to conduct home assessments and improvements for adults and children with asthma, and improvements that let older adults safely remain at home. Currently, age-in-place modifications have been done on a small-scale basis. It became clear through interactions with clients and referral partners that enhanced services in this area are needed. Revitalize Community Development Corporation will expand services to increase the number of older adults served to include aging-in-place, trip/fall hazard remediation and individualized occupational therapy and education plans, and increase our referral partners. |
Western Massachusetts |
MA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Club of Greater Westfield |
The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Westfield will complete a 15,000sf addition in August, allowing us to enroll 100 additional youth in our licensed educational child care program for the 2021/22 school year. 40 youth will be enrolled in a new full day pre-school program. Our average daily attendance between all programs will be over 400 youth ages 2.9-18. This budget appropriation will enable the Club to expand our art and technology curriculums for all ages by re-purposing existing areas of our facility. Funds will also be used to hire a team of early education professionals for the pre-school. |
Westfield |
MA |
$485,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central Massachusetts |
Worcester Together is a collaboration of more than 300 people from community-based nonprofits, municipal departments, small and large business partners and faith leaders convened by the United Way of Central MA to address the myriad of issues exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Working sub-groups are focused on food access, employment, education, childcare and youth development, housing support, mental and behavioral health, and elders. Throughout the pandemic we have solved problems, created and supported local jobs, stabilized families, and provided immediate responsive help where assistance is most needed. This request is to support our community’s ongoing recovery and rebuilding efforts. |
Worcester |
MA |
$5,570,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UMass Memorial Health |
This funding would be used by UMass Memorial Health (UMMH) for their “Hospital at Home” program, which will enable many low acuity patients to choose to be treated at home, thereby freeing bed capacity for high acuity, emergent cases and is consistent with CMS’s Hospital Without Walls program. UMMH is the primary provider of highly specialized clinical services in Central New England but is challenged by limited bed capacity. This causes extended delays in transfer of high acuity patients from other hospitals and, in emergent cases, high acuity patients being sent to distant providers.
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Worcester |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Centro Las Americas, Inc. (CENTRO) |
The funding would be used by CENTRO, the only Latino-led, multi-cultural multi-service non-profit organization in the City of Worcester, to develop and execute a coordinated and comprehensive effort to increase workforce development opportunities. CENTRO also plans to utilize this funding to increase economic literacy and increase homeownership opportunities for Black and Latino families, as well as other historically economically disadvantaged communities in the city. This will be done in partnership with other smaller area minority-serving organizations. |
Worcester |
MA |
$755,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Health Center of Worcester, Inc. |
The Homeless Outreach and Advocacy Program (HOAP) is required to move to a new location as our current lease expires. Funding is requested for the buildout of a new site. HOAP provides comprehensive outpatient primary care with integrated behavioral health care, integrated opioid use disorder treatment, recovery support services, case management, housing search and placement, and health benefits advising for homeless individuals. 75 Hammond Street presents an opportunity to improve access to care for hard-to-reach, vulnerable populations, and provide a continuum of co-located, coordinated services to support individuals’ transitions into housing and forward movement on the path to self-sufficiency. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Edward M. Kennedy Community Health Center |
Kennedy Community Health is seeking funding to cover behavioral health providers who aren’t currently grant funded, as well as cover the cost of renovating space to create a behavioral health home. Funds are needed to help sustain our behavioral health services because we operate on a tight financial margin, which is mostly due to the gap between the cost of providing care and the reimbursement we receive. As such, we seek grant funding to support and strengthen our ability to keep access open to care, trying to secure grants to support our staffing levels needed to care for our patients. |
Worcester and Framingham |
MA |
$495,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Quinsigamond Community College |
This funding would be used by Quinsigamond Community College to address an immediate need to increase access to post-secondary education and workforce training on behalf of the students and families of Worcester County, particularly underrepresented minorities and underserved populations who have been most affected by Covid-19 and its economic impacts. New HyFlex technology is sought that would allow each class session to be offered in-person, synchronously online and asynchronously online with fidelity, improving student engagement, persistence and completion. |
Worcester County |
MA |
$978,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Jones Library, Incorporated |
The Trustees of the Jones Library, Incorporated are seeking federal assistance of $1.1 million toward a $36.3 million project to expand and renovate the Jones Library building in the center of Amherst, MA. This federal assistance will help advance the Town’s climate action goals as well as provide greatly improved service to all residents of Amherst in the 21st Century, particularly those without internet access, recent immigrants learning English, illiterate American adult citizens, and those seeking library assistance who face physical accessibility challenges. |
Amherst |
MA |
$1,111,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head Aquinnah |
This funding would be used by the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head Aquinnah to build two affordable housing units. Tribal Members are being forced to leave the island of Martha’s Vineyard due to the lack of available rental housing, the astronomically high cost of land, and cost of construction or the cost of any available existing homes to purchase or rent. This housing crisis is severely impacting the ability of tribe members to live or work here. Over the years, the cost of housing and construction has steadily escalated, and the disparity of income levels is stark. All too often income tables are skewed by the fact that the average income calculation is based on an island wide population and not specific to Tribal Members. Due to the fact that most year-round residents must hold more than one job in order to afford housing, they are often considered over income. However, many of the multi-seasonal residents or ultra-wealthy year-round residents have incomes that inflate the average costs to purchase or rent properties. So, despite working multiple jobs just to make ends meet, Tribal Members and others are over-income for subsidized housing. Additionally, since the COVID-19 Pandemic, more wealthy people have moved to the island and are purchasing houses, building houses or offering to pay two to three times the already inflated rents, disproportionately displacing Tribal Members from their rented homes. Without affordable housing, the Tribe is unable to employ management staff or professionals to work for the Tribal government to oversee or administer our critical and necessary programs and service to our Tribal Members. By providing additional housing, the Tribe can offer affordable housing to Tribal Members and attract quality personnel to help administer its programs and services.
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Aquinnah |
MA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Attleboro Taunton Regional Transit Authority |
IThis funding would be used by the Greater Attleboro Taunton Regional Transit Authority (GATRA) to develop a new operations and maintenance facility in order to establish operating efficiencies, state of good repair and
cost-effective, sustainable service. This facility will be located in the eastern portion of its district, covering expanded passenger service in communities from South Plymouth to Scituate. As currently envisioned, the new facility will include elements for bus storage, dispatch, operations and maintenance. Creation of this facility will negate the need for costly deadhead (non-revenue) trips to GATRA's maintenance facility in Taunton, resulting in a savings of 2,000 annual maintenance deadhead miles.
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Attleboro and Taunton |
MA |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cape Cod Commission (Barnstable County) |
This funding would be used by the Cape Cod Commission for the implementation of a Regional Capital Plan, which will benefit Cape Cod communities as they make generational investments in infrastructure to address degraded coastal water quality, improve transportation systems and encourage alternative means of transportation, transition to renewable energy, and prepare for climate change impacts. Cape Cod has leveraged regional approaches to reduce costs to towns through the 2015 Cape Cod Area Wide Water Quality Management Plan, which provides a framework for watershed-based planning, intermunicipal coordination, implementation of sewers in areas that make sense, and the regulatory flexibility needed to support use of innovative technologies. Identifying efficiencies through the development of a Regional Capital Plan has the potential to further reduce costs for municipalities and expedite implementation of necessary infrastructure improvements to address the region’s key challenges.
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Barnstable County |
MA |
$498,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Salem, Massachusetts |
This funding would support the expansion of the Salem Skipper, an on-demand public transit service in Salem, MA, to the neighboring communities Beverly, Lynn, Danvers, and Peabody, creating an accessible, flexible, and cost-effective transit system on the North Shore. The Skipper currently serves over 700 riders a week within the City of Salem. By expanding the service to new communities, they would expect to serve over 2,000 rides a week, facilitating cross community trips that are not currently served by public transportation. While transit options in Boston are ubiquitous, residents on the North Shore currently have few public transit or active transport options when it comes to commuting within their own community or across North Shore communities. Transit carries more work trips into Boston’s core than reverse commute trips or commute trips within the
North Shore area. As a result, the existing transit network is more suited to commuting in and out of Boston than in meeting the more localized and east/west work trips. In order to expand access to jobs, healthcare, groceries, and other social services, communities in the North Shore need to invest in improved transit options.
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Beverly, Lynn, Danvers, and Peabody |
MA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Salem, Massachusetts |
This funding would cover the capital cost of expanding the Salem Skipper, an on-demand public transit service in Salem, MA, to provide service to more riders within its existing pilot service hours, as well as extend those hours to include weekday evenings, weekend evenings and Sunday daytime. This would enable Salem to extend the impact of the service within existing rider groups, as well as expand to new ones.
|
Beverly, Lynn, Danvers, and Peabody |
MA |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Emerald Necklace Conservancy (In partnership with |
This funding would be used by the Emerald Necklace Conservancy to revitalize Charlesgate Park, a highly neglected 13-acre greenspace divided by a highway and rife with pollutants. The proposal will enliven the area, which is currently a “dead-zone” in the middle of Boston. Proposed improvements include the creation of a universally accessible playground, the creation of inclusive children’s play area, the creation of one of Boston’s largest dog parks, investment in green infrastructure and ecological improvements to the Muddy River, and the restoration of a broken link in Boston’s parks system for the first time in 60 years. The proposed design has the opportunity to also connect to the upcoming MassDOT project to rebuild and expand a people-friendly and regional pathway network, restoring connections between the Emerald Necklace, Charles River Esplanade and Commonwealth Mall for the first time in more than five decades. When complete, this restored system will allow direct walking and cycling connections between locations as distant as Boston’s North Station, Charlestown, Dorchester, Cambridge and Watertown. |
Boston |
MA |
$16,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Roxbury Community College |
Roxbury Community College (RCC) requests funding to implement a construction renovation training program, R3 (Reclaim, Renovate, Revitalize). RCC is minority-serving institution, whose students have Boston’s lowest levels of income. RCC has been critically underfunded for most of its 50-year history, and consequently has not maintained its only historic landmark. The Dudley House will serve as R3’s first site to teach skills such as site assessment, design, carpentry, electrical, and energy efficiency. Future training sites would be selected from homes that have fallen in disrepair due to the financial constraints of the residents. |
Boston |
MA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Trustees of Reservations |
This funding would support the Trustees of the Reservation to construct an innovative community-led project on the East Boston waterfront, Piers Park III. The creation of Piers Park III advances a bold vision for iconic, public open space on Boston’s Harbor, managing a world-class park that supports diverse community needs, brings value to the city’s climate resiliency goals, and serves as welcoming public outdoor spaces helping people stay physically and mentally healthy and active. Piers Park III would be among the first climate resilient parks of this size in Boston, advancing the industrial re-use of an abandoned pier and turning it into a critical public amenity. This exciting green development represents an important opportunity to build a public park along an evolving East Boston waterfront. The design for Piers Park III will take full advantage of its unique East Boston location, providing the community and park visitors with a stunning experience of the New England coastline and new green infrastructure that will contribute to the protection of this vulnerable waterfront. Piers Park III will be strategically designed to help to buffer East Boston from flooding events due to storms, tidal flooding, and sea level rise; the park space will also help mitigate heat island effects. |
Boston |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Museum of Science |
This funding would be used by the Museum of Science for the Riverwalk at Science Park project, which will plan for and design a Riverwalk to connect the cities of Boston and Cambridge along the Charles River at Science Park. The funding would be used to convene community leaders and subject matter experts to create a strategy to meet the needs of the community as well as a vision to bring the project to completion over the next ten years. It will specifically pay for both a feasibility study that will map out the permitting and regulatory review process and develop a timeline for completion as well as updated architectural renderings.
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Boston and Cambridge |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Charlemont |
This funding would be used by the Town of Charlemont for its Long Bridge project, which is in need of repair. This bridge is the main connector between Charlemont and Hawley, it allows access to 8A and connects both sides of the town, as well as gives access to the largest employer, Berkshire East. Without additional support, this bridge repair project would consume the town’s entire budget for more than three years.
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Charlemont |
MA |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newton and Town of Needham |
This funding would be used by the City of Newton and the Town of Needham for the reconstruction of the Christina Street Bridge, an abandoned and dangerous rail bridge over the Charles River which connects a portion of Christina Street in Newton and Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) land and trails in Needham. The bridge has been used by recreational walkers, cyclists, fishers, and religious communities for years. The Barry Price Center, the landowner of the Newton terminus, is very supportive of providing access to a bridge crossing, but the existing bridge is a significant safety concern. Closure of the bridge by the Price Center has shined a spotlight on the substantial community support for reestablishing this connection. This regional connectivity project is a high priority for Newton and Needham and has garnered initial support from DCR. This project will help revitalize the Needham St/Highland Ave area; provide a safe and accessible off-road connection for residents, commuters, and employees; provide access to businesses; provide safe access to DCR trails; allow congregations to resume religious activities on the bridge; reduce vehicle miles traveled and support progress toward carbon neutrality.
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City of Newton and Town of Needham |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pittsfield |
This funding would support the City of Pittsfield to carry forward complete streets projects in 38 locations throughout the city, as well as sidewalk replacement and intersection ramp upgrades to meet current accessibility standards from a survey completed along 37 miles of the 145 mile network within the city. The MassDOT Complete Streets program prioritization plan, along with an existing limited sidewalk survey combined with an ongoing city-wide survey expected to be completed by end of June 2021 forms the base for the approach the city is taking to maintain or replace sidewalk infrastructure.
The total estimated cost to provide much needed immediate repairs is $8.5M and includes sidewalk repairs and replacements, new sidewalk connections, signal improvements, bicycle facilities, road diets, pedestrian buffer zones, intersection treatments for bicycles and corner radii reduction among other things. The estimated cost for the Complete Streets Program portion is $5.1M with an expected allocation from Community Development Block Grant of $180,000 and other non-federal funding sources of $840,000. The estimated sidewalk specific work is $3.4M with an expected allocation from Community Development Block Grant of $120,000 and other non-federal funding sources of $560,000. |
City of Pittsfield |
MA |
$6,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Danvers |
The Town of Danvers, MA, is fortunate to sit at the crossroads of two significant rail-to-trail
corridors with substantial regional importance. The major north-south trail running through
Town is called the East Coast Greenway, which stretches from Maine to Florida. In downtown
Danvers, the Greenway intersects with the Northern Rail Trail, a rail line that once connected
Boston to Quebec. Severalsegments of the Northern Rail Trail are currently online, with more
projects coming every year detailed in the MAPC Map submitted with this response.
The Town of Danvers Open Space & Recreation Plan 2017 states one of the Town’s core values
quite eloquently, “The protection of undeveloped space and the establishment of recreational
areas are vital to the health of a community and the quality of life of its residents. The Town
of Danvers is fortunate in that it has recognized this importance over the years.” Through the
2020 pandemic, the Danvers Rail Trail was and still is a valued resource for those who seek
outside recreation and for this and several other important reasons, we seek funding to
extend the Danvers Rail Trail.
Specifically, the Town is seeking assistance to construct the Northern Rail Trail in Danvers for
which preliminary design work has been completed for the segment starting in downtown
Danvers continuing on the north and south trial, under Interstate 95 and US Route 1 then to
Middleton. The Commonwealth controls a section of the Northern Trail and the Town has
conducted preliminary consultation with the State. The stakeholders at MassDOT thought it
was positive, and a conceptual plan has been drawn up. To move the project ahead, the initial
design work must go through a more formal design process requiring additional funding.
Creating more connections to downtown is critical to align with the Town’s goal of revitalizing
the downtown area to support socio-economic growth along with preserving the natural
resources located within the town as well encouraging healthy lifestyles for those who reside,
visit and work in the Town of Danvers. The Town is taking concrete action to support these
goals. A February 2020 special town meeting rezoned more than 80 acres of downtown to
encourage mixed-use development along this Rail Trail Extension corridor. Rezoning this area
has already generated dozens of inquiries and several applications to our Planning Board.
Secondly, the Town will be constructing a shortsection (Phase 1) of the Northern Rail Trail this
calendar year, connecting more than 500 homes, two elementary schools, and the local YMCA(all within a quarter mile of the trail). Funding assistance to help us design and construct Phase
2 and Phase 3 of this facility to help strengthen the economic and social benefits this project
will contribute to our ongoing downtown revitalization efforts.
The trail expansion is identified in a community survey conducted by the Danvers Rail Trail
Advisory Committee (RTAC) and is recognized as a top priority. In the past few years, Town
Meeting has appropriated $160,000 toward this project, which inspired several private
donations totaling over $30,000. Unfortunately, to keep this project moving in sequence with
other segments coming online to our north, the Danvers’ portion requires more funding than
the Town can provide due to critical capital investment projects to our existing utility
infrastructure and the construction of the Ivan G. Smith Elementary School scheduled for
completion Fall 2021.
Research conducted by the Trails and Greenways Clearinghouse published in the Benefits of
Trails and Greenways states, “Trails and greenways positively impact individuals and improve
communities by providing not only recreation and transportation opportunities, but also by
influencing economic and community development.” This research mirrors the Town’s goals
to preserve recreational green space, support health and wellness as well as revitalize the
downtown of Danvers. The Rail Trail Extension supports making connections with nature,
family, neighbors, local businesses, surrounding communities, and heritage. “To make a
greenway is to make a community”, Charles Little, Author of Greenways for America |
Danvers |
MA |
$7,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Essex National Heritage Commission |
This funding would be used by the Essex National Heritage Commission for the Border to Boston Trail network, which will increase recreational and transportation opportunities for communities throughout Essex County, MA. Continuing the multi-community trail network will provide intercommunity connections that foster economic and social benefits. Additionally, this funding will support “first mile/last mile” issues and help connect more people from forms of public transportation to their destinations around the county. Finally, advancing the Border to Boston Trail network will provide access to the dozens of natural resources that make up the Essex National Heritage Area. Community members have become very involved and engaged in the development of trails and have experienced the benefits of this trail network, especially in challenging times such as the pandemic. Trail stewards saw a significant increase in the usage of the Border to Boston Trail over the last year due to people engaging with outdoor resources in their community. |
Essex County: Newbury, Boxford, Peabody, Salem |
MA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fall River |
The City of Fall River is seeking EDI funding for capital improvement o the Fall River Battleship Cove Waterfront District. The funding would relocate two existing Salt Sheds located on state property, combine that property with city-owned property to create an additional 200 off-street parking spaces and a pedestrian access corridor to abutting public and private attractions and provide cathodic protection to a recently remediated waterfront pier facility that will be open for passive recreation and transient dockage/boating purposes. |
Fall River |
MA |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NewVue Communities |
This funding would be used by NewVue Communities for its Fitchburg Arts Community Project, as they redevelop three vacant and blighted historic Fitchburg municipal buildings into 68 units of mixed income artist-preference housing. The Fitchburg Arts Community is a vital project in the City’s efforts to improve the North of Main Neighborhood, one of North Central Massachusetts’ most diverse and poorest neighborhoods.
When completed, the project will be only the second one in Massachusetts to combine Low Income Housing Tax Credits with an artist-preference housing for tenants. The Fitchburg Arts Community will meet the historic design and construction standards developed by the National Park Service, qualifying the project to be listed on the National Register for Historic Places. The building will also be certified as an Enterprise Green Communities building to help reduce energy needs and address our current climate challenges. These blighted buildings will be transformed into a cutting-edge campus of economic dynamism, resident housing and vitality.
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Fitchburg |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Framingham |
This funding would be used by the City of Framingham to create a community center, as the City currently lacks such a facility that could house everything from historical presentations to public meetings to art exhibitions to theater performances and concerts. The proposed location is Athenaeum Hall, in the village of Saxonville, and is one of the oldest public buildings in the City of Framingham. Athenaeum Hall is steeped in historical significance, was originally constructed in the 1840s and was renovated and enlarged in 1877. Athenaeum Hall has served the Commonwealth for a multitude of uses during its time of service, including serving as a school, jail, meeting place, health clinic, and in later years, housed American Legion Post 256. The Hall would be a significant historical preservation, rehabilitation, and re-dedication of a Community Hall for public use for all of the residents of Framingham and the Commonwealth writ large, possibly hosting regional events and performances. The City of Framingham would like to reinvigorate the Hall as a community venue for a wide range of events, including performances for small groups, presentations, organizations meetings and public gatherings, art shows, music, drama, film, and lectures to larger audiences on the second floor. The City’s goals of creating a community center for Framingham are to provide a fully accessible center while maintaining the historical character of the Hall and maximizing energy efficiency, coupled with considering alternative energy sources.
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Framingham |
MA |
$4,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Port Authority |
The Framingham facility is one of the busiest terminals in the Logan Express portfolio. Since opening with 1,037 spaces, the garage frequently reaches capacity with passengers having increased 50% in the last five years.
With consistent demand for parking beyond capacity, and the benefit to the community of Framingham and the surrounding area, Massport wants to expand the facility to meet that need.
In addition to increased capacity, expansion will allow for the installation of solar power panels on the garage façade resulting in 59 MWh/year and will offset an estimated 54 tons of Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) annually. |
Framingham |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Food Bank of Western Massachusetts, Inc. |
This funding would be used by the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts (“Food Bank”) to build a new Distribution Center and Headquarters to meet demand in the Western Massachusetts region. This new facility will be constructed on recently purchased property in Chicopee, MA, and the Food Bank will have the means to receive, store and distribute more food – especially fresh food – throughout their four-county region for decades to come. It will be twice the size of their current building, which has outgrown its use and can’t be expanded any further. The Food Bank is the clearinghouse of Western Massachusetts’ emergency food network, providing 171 local food pantries, meal sites and shelters most of the food to feed the community. The Food Bank also distributes healthy food directly to elders at 51 local senior centers and to households who live in food deserts at 26 Mobile Food Bank sites. The Food Bank serves a broad range of people facing food insecurity and hunger across all races/ethnicities, including children, elders, people with disabilities, veterans, working households on minimum-wage incomes and the recently unemployed – many for the first time – due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Hampden County |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ipswich |
This funding would be used by the Town of Ipswich for the Argilla Road Reconstruction Project, which would include raising Argilla Road and installing new, larger culverts, which will prevent road flooding for decades to come. This road experiences periodic flooding from high tides and storm surges and by 2030, Argilla Road is projected to be chronically inundated with water nearly every day during high tide - making passage impossible for more than 350,000 residents and visitors to Crane Beach every year and negatively impacting the town and region’s economy. The project will also allow tidal flows to move naturally through the Great Marsh, helping to make the marsh healthier and more resilient to climate impacts, and will strengthen a naturally resilient ecosystem, protecting people and critical wildlife habitat while also supporting fisheries and the overall ecosystem. This critical infrastructure project will serve as a new model for other coastal communities throughout Massachusetts and nationally, as cities and towns prepare for increased coastal flooding due to sea level rise, storm surge, tidal flooding and other climate impacts.
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Ipswich |
MA |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lawrence CommunityWorks, Inc. |
This funding would be used by Lawrence Community Works for the DyeWorks Building Redevelopment project, which directly responds to challenges in Lawrence, MA regarding equity, wealth building, and social inclusion. The proposal will ensure that future occupants of the space are dedicated to Lawrence’s diverse community, and provide key, desired services to its majority Latinx and Spanish-speaking residents. The Latinx-owned grocery store will provide 50-60 permanent jobs to folks who may otherwise have difficulty finding a job due to language barriers, and access to healthy produce and prepared foods in a food desert. It will attract various people and visitors to Lawrence and the neighborhood, where they can mingle and interact with Lawrence residents and build cross-cultural understanding. The community health center and pharmacy will provide critical preventative and palliative health services to Lawrence residents in a manner accessible to the city’s diverse ethnic and linguistic communities. The site will serve as an anchor that helps stimulate further positive activity and economic spillover in the area and connect current residents, as well as other adjacent Mill District tenants, to expanded green space and recreational opportunities in the area.
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Lawrence |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Malden |
This funding would be used by the City of Malden for the Spot Pond Brook Greenway project, which is a shared use path project that will link the Northern Strand Trail and the Malden River Greenway to the Malden Center and Oak Grove MBTA stations. As part of a larger shared-use path network, the city’s goal is to connect pedestrians and bicyclists from the Oak Grove neighborhood in northern Malden to the Malden River and Northern Strand Community Trail. Like Malden’s construction of the Northern Strand Trail, this project serves as a catalyst project which will result in a shared use path connecting communities North of Malden (Wakefield and Melrose) to communities South of Malden (Everett, Boston, Somerville.) The project will also connect multiple MBTA stations (Oak Grove, Malden Center, and Wellington.) This request involves funding for the second phase of the project which follows a comprehensive feasibility study as well as a robust community engagement process, including 3 public meetings. This funding would enable the city to complete the design and finalize the details with a goal toward the completion of construction documents. This would include community meetings as part of the process. The aim is to design over 5,000 feet of landscaped shared-use path through the urban core of Malden which is designated an Environmental Justice community by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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Malden |
MA |
$340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Melrose |
This funding would be used by the City of Malden for the Ell Pond Park project. Dedicated in 1921 to serve Melrose’s high-density downtown area, Ell Pond Park is a treasured community and regional resource that consists of active and passive recreational facilities surrounding Ell Pond. The 19.1-acre park has long served as the focal point for the City’s recreational needs and has undergone various upgrades throughout the last century. Facilities within Ell Pond Park today include the Melrose Skate Park, Lewis-Monk Little League Field, Richard D. Lyons Tennis Courts, West Knoll Field, Memorial Knoll, Melrose Dog Park, Cabbage Patch Field, Crystal Street Tennis Courts, and the parking area around The Knoll. For the past year, the City of Melrose has been working with consultant Weston & Sampson to conduct a feasibility for the Ell Pond Park property. The purpose of the feasibility study is to identify necessary improvements to existing park facilities and features, approximate the cost of improvements, determine potential sources of funding, and prioritize the order of upgrades based on feedback from Melrose residents and other potential users of the park. While Ell Pond Park is a prized resource for the City of Melrose, it is also an important regional resource with many people coming from outside the community to play games on the athletic fields, bring their dogs to the dog park, to access the nearby swimming pool owned by the Department of Conservation and Recreation, and more.
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Melrose |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Merrimac |
This funding would be used to complete pavement repairs to the deteriorating roadway infrastructure in the Town of Merrimac, and repair sidewalks that are over 50 years old and do not meet ADA/MAAB compliance. The project will consist of pavement repairs between the two schools of approximately 1.5 miles of roadway repairs and replacing approximately 6 miles of sidewalks between the Sweetsir School and the Donaghue School making these locations safer and more accessible to all individuals based on the information provided in the Town’s Pavement Management Plan.
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Merrimac |
MA |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Bedford |
This funding would be used by the City of New Bedford for the construction of the Quest Center Parking Structure, which will eliminate the lack of district parking that is significantly impeding the growth of the City’s premier co-working space, Groundwork New Bedford. Founded in 2014, Groundwork is a partnership of the E for All New Bedford Business Incubator, the MassDevelopment Finance Agency, the New Bedford Economic Development Council, and the City of New Bedford. The long-standing limitation on parking has greatly restricted the potential of the entire Quest Center including Groundwork, the diminished prospects for the redevelopment of the nearby Armory, and impeded the future redevelopment of the now available Glaser Glass properties (private ownership). The proposed solution to the parking challenge is widely recognized as the lynchpin to the future success of
Groundwork and the catalyzing of the next level of economic activity in this area of the City.
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New Bedford |
MA |
$11,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bristol Community College |
Bristol Community College seeks funding for facility improvements at the National Offshore Wind Institute (NOWI), in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Specifically, funding is needed for renovation of facilities to improve areas for training simulator laboratories; training tank; hydraulic, electrical and mechanical laboratories; classrooms; industrial kitchen; office and cubicle spaces; registration and technology spaces; and fire simulator area. With these capital improvements, Bristol can ensure that the workforce in Massachusetts and the SouthCoast region has the skills required for careers in the offshore wind industry. With investment in the NOWI, Massachusetts will be at the forefront of the offshore wind industry. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Bedford |
This funding would support the City of New Bedford’s proposed West Rodney French Improvement Project, which would be undertaken to coincide with a major housing redevelopment project in the City at the adjacent, towering Kilburn Mill. The proposed $40 million project would transform four historic red brick mill structures into nearly 200 new housing units (10 units affordable, 40 units of workforce, and 139 market rate). Many of the units will enjoy breathtaking views of Clark’s Cove and the downtown. The housing complex will include the original office building and new parking and green space that will create a campus-like environment. This full historic rehabilitation project will also benefit from close access to the hurricane barrier walkway, and will be seen as a beacon when traveling south on JFK Memorial Boulevard into the Clark’s Point peninsula of New Bedford. The redevelopment of the Mill has taken important steps towards completion in recent years, and remains a top local housing priority.
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New Bedford |
MA |
$2,967,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Bedford |
This funding would be used by the City of New Bedford for the Blue Lane Working Waterfront Connector project, which is a key part of the City’s share-use path network that stretches from the CoveWalk and HarborWalk along the South End peninsula to the planned RiverWalk on the banks of the Acushnet River in the North End. The Connector would fill a critical 1.5 mile north-south gap in the network. The proposed project represents a key capital investment in the Port of New Bedford, the backbone of the local and regional economy. In total, the Port of New Bedford generates $11 billion in economic activity annually, or close to 2% of Massachusetts Gross State Product, concentrated in a 3-mile stretch of waterfront. The Project is also located within the Whales Tooth Transit Oriented Development (TOD) area, making it important to state efforts to connect New Bedford to the commuter rail network in Eastern Massachusetts. The Project would be the primary bicycle and pedestrian access route to the future Southcoast Rail MBTA commuter rail station
(Whales Tooth station) from downtown, the State Pier Ferry terminal. Fairhaven residents looking to access the MBTA station by foot or bike would also benefit from the improvements.
|
New Bedford |
MA |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of North Adams |
This funding would be used by the City of North Adams for a Downtown Shared-use Infrastructure Improvements Project. The City’s downtown, once a vibrant commercial district comprising numerous intersecting roadways creating blocks of multistory, mixed-use buildings, was remade by mid-century Urban Renewal. Buildings containing small businesses and residences were demolished, roadways were eliminated, and single-story, strip mall-style buildings and large surface parking lots were built in their stead. The changes made to the built environment reduces the walkability and livability of the city’s downtown. As a result, numerous historic buildings have, for decades, remained partially and, in some instances, entirely, vacant while downtown business turnover remains high. In order to combat the high number of vacancies and frequent business turnover, the Vision 2030 plan recommends increasing downtown walkability and livability by enhancing multimodal connections among downtown amenities, such as MASS MoCA, Main Street, and Eagle Street, to improve circulation, increase capital investment, and attract new residents and visitors to the downtown. The Downtown Shared-use Infrastructure Improvement project will do just that by transforming the car-centric downtown into a more pedestrian- and bicycle-oriented district using bike paths and creative streetscape designs.
|
North Adams |
MA |
$5,369,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Northampton |
his funding would be used by the City of Northampton to complete the Rocky Hill Greenway shared use path and connect it to the existing regional trail network. The City has already built 1.5 miles of the Rocky Hill Road Greenway, but those sections are isolated and do not connect (Route 66 to Florence Road and Burts Pit Road to Sandy Hill Road). This project would fund the construction of 1.1 miles that is shovel ready and the last remaining one mile gap that needs design, acquisition, and construction funding. This section would link two completed sections of the trail (Route 66 to Florence Road and Burts Pit Road to Sandy Hill Road).
|
Northampton |
MA |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Military Support Foundation, Inc. |
This funding would be used by the Massachusetts Military Support Foundation (MMSFI) to purchase a property in Norton, MA to support their expanded geographic area of services to Veterans and their families in Massachusetts. The purchase of the property will permit immediate use by the MMSFI for its food and other consumables distribution work while building a multi-service enterprise, Patriot Industries, to benefit Veterans and the communities in which they live. Massachusetts is home to 343,000 veterans of which 50% are over the age of 65, many of whom have immediate and extended families, some have former families and veterans who have given their lives in service may have surviving families. MMSFI serves them all and makes sure that every Veteran family is offered support making the actual reach exponentially larger than the 343,000 Veterans alone. The property was recently a textile manufacturing site which is located close to the Norton Commerce Center and the Myles Standish Industrial Park. MMSFI is proposing to establish and grow the Patriot Farm programs for the benefit of local Veterans and the surrounding communities. The Patriot Farm is an innovative response to identified needs and will be dedicated to the training, vocational growth, employment and housing of military veterans and their families. Patriot Farm will engage homeless and at-risk Veterans through transitional and permanent housing options, employment, and personal development opportunities. It will be a center for storage, processing and distribution for non-profits serving Veterans and other at-risk populations. |
Norton |
MA |
$630,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pittsfield |
The William Stanley Business Park, has three of its parcels occupied, a fourth will be under construction this summer, and six sites remain available for new business and industry. Site 9, the largest and most prominent section of the park, has remained undeveloped due to its deplorable condition for over twenty years. Improving the condition of the parcel will make it a more attractive option for private sector development, which meets the goals of PEDA and the City by addressing the blighted condition and increasing the prospect of attracting businesses, creating jobs, generating income, and enhancing the City’s tax base. |
Pittsfield |
MA |
$6,225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Revere |
The project would create a new commuter rail platform and multimodal transportation connector in the City of Revere. The commuter rail station would add a Revere stop on the Newburyport/Rockport line where none now exists. A pedestrian connection would be made to the MBTA Blue Line intermodal transit facility approximately 1000 feet to the east. The enhanced multimodal connecter would also serve bus riders, bicyclists, and could serve as a designated TNC pick-up/drop-off area. Funding will provide the resources for design and permitting pre-construction. Federal funds will then be sought for construction with sate match provided under a Transportation Bond. |
Revere |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Somerville |
This funding would be used by the City of Somerville for the proposed Interstate 93 Public Housing Environmental Health Equity Project, which is intended to protect the health of residents of public housing adjacent to Interstate Highway 93 in the city. Extensive research has documented harmful levels of traffic-generated air pollution and harmful levels of noise affecting residents of the Somerville Housing Authority’s Mystic Apartments neighborhood. Excessive rates of cardiovascular disease and pulmonary disease including COVID-19 have been documented in this low-income community, and have been empirically linked to air pollution produced by the 200,000-vehicle per day traffic pattern on the adjacent Interstate 93/MA State Route 38 corridor. The City of Somerville and its partners in community-based organizations have articulated a vision to address long-standing health disparities by replacing apartment windows at the public housing buildings to improve indoor air quality and attenuate dangerous highway noise. The City proposes to replace all windows at the 455-unit apartment complex with safe, efficient triple-glazed windows and frames. In addition to the urgent public health and environmental justice benefits of this proposed building retrofit, additional benefits will include energy use reductions for heating, cooling and maintenance activities.
|
Somerville |
MA |
$1,873,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Revitalize Community Development Corporation |
This funding would be used by Revitalize CDC to support their GreenNFit Neighborhood Revitalization Program in the Western Massachusetts communities of Springfield, Holyoke, and Chicopee, which have aging housing stock - much of which was built prior to 1940. Almost 90% of the homes were built before 1978 with an increased risk of environmental hazards such as lead paint and asbestos. Older homes have issues of moisture mold, pest problems, lead paint, and other housing issues that lead to morbidity related to asthma and other health conditions. All three cities are racially/ethnically diverse and all three have median household incomes well below the Commonwealth level of $81,215 (Springfield has an AMI of $39,432; Holyoke has an AMI of $40,769; and Chicopee has an AMI of $53,225). #GreenNFit Neighborhood Rebuild will focus on low-income households in CDBG targeted neighborhoods of these cities. Since 2012, Revitalize Community Development Corporation has held #GreenNFit Neighborhood Rebuild events in the Old Hill Neighborhood and north end of Springfield. Holyoke #GreenNFit events began in2016 and Chicopee events began in 2019. A #GreenNFit Neighborhood Rebuild event braids together the contributions of over 100 supporters with 1,000 skilled and unskilled volunteers, construction-related businesses, neighborhood residents, previous #GreenNFit recipients, and other local community-based organizations to revitalize an entire city block.
|
Springfield, Holyoke, and Chicopee |
MA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wakefield |
This funding would support the Town of Wakefield’s Broadway At-Grade Rail Crossing Improvement Project. Broadway Street is bisected by a railroad operated by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) which carries commuter train and freight service. The Town is proposing to replace the existing railroad crossing gates with a four-quadrant gate system to improve railroad crossing safety. Additionally, the Town is eager to utilize the time of gate system replacement to advance improvements to the roadway and pedestrian sidewalk facilities and enhance multimodal transit of the crossing. The project as constituted will provide much needed funding to permanently re-open this vital arterial roadway within the Town by adding increase safety mitigation measures while meeting the town’s quiet zone requirements.
|
Wakefield |
MA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Westport |
This funding would be used by the Town of Westport for their Route 177 at Tickle Road Roundabout Project. Route 177 transits Mass and Rhode Island and is a heavily used collector road in Westport, MA. The intersection of Route 177 at Tickle Road is a heavily used highway that has significant traffic safety problems, high speeds, and high traffic. This project would address a serious traffic safety hazard caused by large numbers of vehicles transiting Westport at high rates of speed and would reduce traffic accidents by slowing down vehicles as they navigate the traffic roundabout. This project would reduce traffic accidents by making it safer for vehicles attempting to leave or enter Route 177 from Tickle Road and Robert St in the town.
|
Westport |
MA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Westport |
This funding would be used by the Town of Westport for the Drift Road @ Kirby Brook Culvert proposal. The culvert(s) at Kirby Brook on Drift Rd has recently been inspected and recommended for replacement and this is a heavily used collector road in Westport. The project would include correcting and existing safety hazard by addressing a substandard guardrail, addressing a substantive environmental pollution problem by reducing untreated stormwater over an alewife migration waterway, and addressing a major structural deficiency by replacing severely deteriorated steel culverts. |
Westport |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Worcester Regional Strategic Opportunities Foundat |
Worcester Union Station is an intermodal transportation hub that is vital to public transit access in both the Gateway City of Worcester as well as the surrounding Central Massachusetts community. This proposal is for capital improvements to Union Station, since many of the planned infrastructure and capacity improvements were sidelined due to COVID. The Worcester Regional Food Hub is an integral part of capital improvements. The lower level space of the station is slated to become the Food Hub's new permanent location, including a shared commercial kitchen. The costs in the proposal will fully cover these capital expenses. |
Worcester |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Markey |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Garden Park, Inc. |
The Greendale Revitalization Initiative seeks to partner with community stakeholders on a comprehensive strategy to enhance sustainable and economic development opportunities. Greendale is a neighborhood of northern Worcester with historic and modern industrial campuses, small business corridor, residential and educational assets. This initiative responds to two key regional priorities included in our EDA-approved Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS), climate resiliency and pad ready site development to increase economic development opportunities for the region. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Leonia |
To create a unified communications center that will increase the interoperability of local and regional public safety departments. |
Borough of Leonia |
NJ |
$251,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Union City |
For a new closed-circuit television (CCTV) system to be installed in New York Street Park and 33rd Street Water Park, as well as general upgrades to the City's existing CCTV. |
City of Union City |
NJ |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Montclair State University |
To improve public awareness of water quality issues, including harmful algal blooms. |
Essex County |
NJ |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Stockton University |
To purchase equipment to support education and community outreach in Coastal Resilience. |
Galloway |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Georgian Court University |
To upgrade campus safety technology and communications. |
Lakewood |
NJ |
$388,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Monmouth University |
To identify environmental factors that can be used as predictive indicators of Harmful Algal Blooms in New Jersey Lakes and other waterbodies. |
Monmouth County |
NJ |
$266,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The ARC of New Jersey |
For operating costs to implement a program focusing on the prevention of sexual violence against people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
New Brunswick |
NJ |
$113,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Newark Community Street Team |
To expand existing multi-pronged public safety strategy that reduces violence in Newark. |
Newark |
NJ |
$358,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey State Library |
To provide a suite of reentry services to women who have been incarcerated, through public libraries. |
Newark, Trenton, Atlantic City, Bridgeton, Camden |
NJ |
$408,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Township of South Hackensack |
To implement new safety and security measures for police department/municipal building. |
South Hackensack |
NJ |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Law Enforcement Against Drugs and Violence (LEAD) |
To enhance, statewide programs training and monitoring and evaluation of L.E.A.D.- Law Enforcement Against Drugs and Violence. |
Statewide |
NJ |
$394,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Union County |
To purchase equipment for a new radio site and make upgrades to three existing sites to fill gaps in the law enforcement interoperable communications network and improve performance of the existing system. |
Union County |
NJ |
$1,270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
New Jersey Clean Cities Coalition |
To implement a demonstration project that produces renewable green hydrogen from wind turbines and uses it to fuel new prototype, zero emission, medium-duty hydrogen fuel trucks. |
Atlantic City |
NJ |
$3,840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For construction |
Cape May County |
NJ |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For construction |
Cape May County |
|
$15,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For preconstruction, engineering and design |
Essex and Passaic Counties |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For preconstruction, engineering and design |
Hudson |
NJ |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For general reevaluation study |
Middlesex, Somerset and Union Counties |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For preconstruction, engineering and design |
Monmouth County |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For general reevaluation study |
Monmouth County |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For preconstruction, engineering and design |
Monmouth County |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For construction |
Ocean County |
NJ |
$32,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For construction |
Ocean County |
NJ |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For construction |
Ocean County |
NJ |
$17,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For preconstruction, engineering and design |
Rahway |
NJ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For construction |
Salem |
|
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Willingboro Municipal Utilities Authority |
To purchase and install high efficiency lights and lighting controls for all facilities within the Willingboro Municipal Utilities Authority. |
Willingboro |
NJ |
$360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Energy and Water Development |
Willingboro Municipal Utilities Authority |
To reduce energy costs by allowing solar PV arrays at Main Water Treatment Plant and the Pollution Control Plant to operate during high ambient temperatures experienced during the summer months. |
Willingboro |
NJ |
$77,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Stockton University |
To provide an immersive, hands-on learning experience for rising high school juniors about the basics of finance, entrepreneurship, business, and other related disciplines. |
Atlantic City |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Atlantic Cape Community College |
To build capacity for Cape May County to help small businesses grow, strengthening the county's economy and increasing job opportunities for its residents. |
Cape May County |
NJ |
$211,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Financial Services and General Government |
Township of Montclair |
To staff and equip an Office of Small Business Advocacy in the Township government. |
Montclair |
NJ |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Homeland Security |
Borough of North Caldwell |
For risk reduction activities |
North Caldwell |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Anthony Dezenzo |
To replace lead water lines. |
Bloomfield |
NJ |
$255,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of East Newark |
For addressing water service infrastructure improvements |
Borough of East Newark |
NJ |
$337,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Burlington |
For storm water management |
Burlington |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hackensack |
For a combined sewer separation project |
Hackensack |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hammonton |
To study sources of groundwater and stormwater into sanitary system and repairs |
Hammonton |
NJ |
$395,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ramapough Mountain Indians |
Funding will be used for prevention of future dumping |
Mahwah |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ramapough Mountain Indians |
For the restoration of the Ramapough Munsee Burial Ground site |
Mahwah |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Newark |
For the purchase of semi-permanent acoustic monitoring equipment |
Newark |
NJ |
$491,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Paramus |
For rehabilitation of sewer pump station |
Paramus |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Plainfield |
To install a comprehensive storm sewer system |
Plainfield |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Prospect Park |
For sewer line repairs |
Prospect Park |
NJ |
$210,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough Of Red Bank |
For the removal and replacement of lead pipes. |
Red Bank |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ridgewood Water |
For construction drinking water treatment facilities to meet standards for the removal of PFAS contamination |
Ridgewood |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of Bergen |
For stormwater management improvements |
Rutherford |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sparta Township |
To complete an extensive wastewater capital project |
Sparta |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Stanhope |
To replace undersized water mains on Sunset Avenue |
Stanhope |
NJ |
$514,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Vineland |
To improve stormwater drainage |
Vineland |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Monmouth University |
To develop a community engagement and planning process for local resilience planning in environmental justice |
West Long Branch |
NJ |
$460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Wharton |
For sanitary public infrastructure improvements |
Wharton |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Willingboro Municipal Utilities Authority |
For upgrading treatment plant microgrid |
Willingboro |
NJ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Woodbury |
To reconstruct storm water sewer system infrastructure |
Woodbury |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Woodbury |
To conduct environmental assessment of former commercial laundry site |
Woodbury |
NJ |
$118,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AtlantiCare Health Services Mission Health |
To construct a new dental practice for the uninsured |
Atlantic City |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Northern NJ |
To provide for a comprehensive workforce development program |
Bergen |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bloomfield College |
To provide student support services. |
Bloomfield |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hackensack Meridian Health |
To purchase equipment for Ocean Medical Center's Cardiac Catheterization Lab Expansion |
Brick Township |
NJ |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Deborah Heart and Lung Center |
To acquire Cardiac MRI machine |
Browns Mills |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Caldwell University |
To establish an Academic Business Center |
Caldwell |
NJ |
$486,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Caldwell University |
To purchase SimManikins (simulation mannequins) and the related software |
Caldwell |
NJ |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rowan University |
To purchase science laboratory equipment for Rowan's facilities in Camden City |
Camden |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rutgers University–Camden |
To train college students as tutors for K-12 students |
Camden |
NJ |
$380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey |
To reduce equity gaps and improve educational outcomes for underserved students. |
Camden, Newark, New Brunswick |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Local Initiative Support Corporation - LISC Newark |
To expand LISC Greater Newark's Financial Opportunity Center |
Camden, Trenton and Union County |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Middlesex NJ Vocational and Technical Schools |
To train the agricultural and aquacultural workforce |
East Brunswick |
NJ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of East Orange |
To expand the Mayor's Office of Employment and Training |
East Orange |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Renaissance Foundation |
To expand facilities of Community Health Center |
Edison |
NJ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The ARC of Essex County |
to establish a creative and performing arts program for children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Fairfield |
NJ |
$426,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Latino Action Network Foundation |
To provide housing advocacy, outreach, and education to NJ Latino communities facing eviction and experiencing housing crisis |
Freehold |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bancroft Neurohealth |
For increasing capacity and access to residential and day care programming for individuals with severe autism. |
Gloucester County |
NJ |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
180, Turning Lives Around, Inc. |
To enhance access to the 2NDFLOOR youth text/helpline |
Hazlet |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stevens Institute of Technology |
To expand STEM education program |
Hoboken |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Peter's University |
To create a Center for Child and Human Development |
Jersey City |
NJ |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hudson County Community College |
To equip and staff classrooms with Immersive Telepresence Video (ITV) synchronous learning classroom technology systems |
Jersey City |
NJ |
$980,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Family Health Network, Inc. |
To restore and renew the interior and exterior infrastructure of the community health center |
Jersey City |
NJ |
$798,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Jersey City |
To expand access to professional accreditation |
Jersey City |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lakewood Resource and Referral Center |
To purchase a 3D Mammography machine |
Lakewood |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
School for Children with Hidden Intelligence |
To purchase Universal Exercise / Therasuit Mobility Therapy Treatment Equipment for current and future student population of multiply handicapped children |
Lakewood |
NJ |
$495,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgian Court University |
To purchase simulation lab equipment and training for the Georgian Court-Hackensack Meridian Health School of Nursing |
Lakewood |
NJ |
$193,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brookdale Community College |
To establish a center to expand career and technical education in cybersecurity |
Lincroft |
NJ |
$439,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ramapo College of New Jersey |
To provide job training for adults with Autism |
Mawah |
NJ |
$455,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic Cape Community College |
To procure Advanced Aviation Training Device for Atlantic Cape Community College Aviation Studies Program |
Mays Landing |
NJ |
$469,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic Cape Community College |
To procure mobile remote sensing laboratory to be used for hands-on sUAS learning. |
Mays Landing |
NJ |
$353,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic Health System -- Morristown Medical Ctr |
To modernize and renovate the Emergency Department at Morristown Medical Center |
Morristown |
NJ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Elizabeth University |
To provide technology upgrades for healthcare workforce training facility |
Morristown |
NJ |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Inspira Health |
To expand and upgrade two facilities to provide enhanced cardiac services. |
Mullica Hill and Vineland |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey |
To establish Trauma Operating Room |
Newark |
NJ |
$3,870,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Performing Arts Center |
For professional development for educators, research in arts education |
Newark |
NJ |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Institute of Technology |
To develop pre-apprenticeship skill-training programs |
Newark |
NJ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ironbound Community Health Center |
For interior renovation and medical equipment |
Newark |
NJ |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SPAN Parent Advocacy Network |
To reduce infant and maternal mortality rates |
Newark |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SPAN Parent Advocacy Network |
To help families of children with the transition back to in-person schooling |
Newark |
NJ |
$398,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Essex County College |
For mentoring low income and minority students for the purpose of retention and completion of certificate or Associate degree |
Newark |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic Health System - Newton Medical Center |
To add a state of the science emergency department behavioral health suite |
Newton |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bergen New Bridge Medical Center |
To expand behavioral emergency department |
Paramus |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
4Cs of Passaic County |
For establishing programs to improve the accessibility of early childcare |
Paterson |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hackensack Meridian Health |
To purchase and fully replace the emergency room monitoring system. |
Perth Amboy |
NJ |
$989,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central Jersey |
to provide comprehensive one-stop services during extended hours for unemployed or underemployed parents of young children and other Perth Amboy residents. |
Perth Amboy |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
TechUnited: NJ |
To encourage secondary school students to pursue careers in technology |
Princeton |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Valley Hospital |
To expand artificial intelligence patient monitoring system to prevent falls hospital-wide. |
Ridgewood |
NJ |
$513,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Seton Hall University |
To provide student support for first year students |
South Orange |
NJ |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Capital Health System |
To expand facilities for increased access |
Trenton |
NJ |
$925,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Capital Health System |
To purchase supplies for the Mobile Simulation Lab |
Trenton |
NJ |
$558,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Thomas Edison State University |
To develop community-based health and human services degree pathways for local residents |
Trenton |
NJ |
$305,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey State Library |
To digitize unique and rare New Jersey publications housed in the State Library's collection |
Trenton |
NJ |
$205,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Hudson Community Action Corporation |
To establish a 21st Century Community Learning Center Program for Pre-K - 3rd grade |
Union City |
NJ |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Spectrum360 |
To create vocational and life skills opportunities for adults with autism |
Verona |
NJ |
$306,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Monmouth University |
To purchase equipment for Simulation Lab and Learning Center |
West Long Branch |
NJ |
$925,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Kessler Foundation |
To develop and test a suite of remote cognitive rehabilitation tools for individuals with disabilities. |
West Orange |
NJ |
$511,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Bergen |
For reconstruction of North Maple Avenue Bridge |
Ho-Ho-Kus |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Winslow Township |
For renovations for the community center |
Acto |
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Atlantic City International Airport |
For the design of a new taixway and apron at Atlantic City International Airport |
Atlantic City |
NJ |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bayonne |
For construction of ferry terminal |
Bayonne |
NJ |
$4,320,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bayonne |
For restoration of Russell Golding Park |
Bayonne |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hackensack Meridian Health |
For the construction of an outdoor recreation area |
Belle Mead |
NJ |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Belleville |
To enhance accessibility to the Silver Lake Light Rail Station and promote safety and walkability to and from transit, |
Belleville |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Bergenfield |
For the dredging of Cooper's Pond, a cultural and historic landmark within the Borough of Bergenfield. |
Bergenfield |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Transit Corporation |
For rehabilitation of Bloomfield Station |
Bloomfield |
NJ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Bound Brook |
To create a pedestrian plaza in the Borough's downtown district. |
Bound Brook |
NJ |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Bound Brook |
To make essential improvements to the Bound Brook Park Pool |
Bound Brook |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Brick |
For construction of a Senior Center |
Brick Township |
NJ |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Burlington |
For construction of the bandshell along the riverfront promenade. |
Burlington |
NJ |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of North Wildwood |
For renovation of North Wildwood Gateway Veterans Memorial Park.
|
City of North Wildwood |
NJ |
$1,834,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Cliffside Park |
For the rehabilitation of West Grantwood Park |
Cliffside Park |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Bergen |
For replacement of the Schraalenburgh Road Bridge |
Closter and Harrington Park |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Collingswood |
For replacement of heating system for theater and conversion of entire heat system for building to gas rather than oil |
Collingswood |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Bergen |
For roadway repair and improvement |
Edgewater |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Edison |
For the construction of a splash park |
Edison |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Egg Harbor |
To complete major repairs to the Egg Harbor City Lake dam. |
Egg Harbor City |
NJ |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Elizabeth |
To purchase two electric buses |
Elizabeth |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Elizabeth |
For replacement of traffic light systems. |
Elizabeth |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Elizabeth |
For improvements at Lynch Memorial Playground |
Elizabeth |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Fort Lee |
For roadway improvements at the intersection of Abbott Boulevard and Columbia Avenue |
Fort Lee |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough Of Freehold |
To renovate public parking lot |
Freehold |
NJ |
$558,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Garwood |
For the milling and resurfacing of Second Avenue and Third Avenue |
Garwood |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Gloucester City |
For the Reconstruction of the Pier Five Bridge |
Gloucester City |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Gloucester City |
To reconstruct the Gloucester City Seawall located at Proprietors Park in Gloucester City |
Gloucester City |
NJ |
$299,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Guttenberg Housing Authority |
For the repair and modernization of the elevator at the Golden Gardens Apartment Complex operated by the Guttenberg Housing Authority |
Guttenberg |
NJ |
$232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Bergen |
To provide local public transportation |
Hackensack |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Haledon |
To renovate the fourth floor of the Borough's municipal building |
Haledon |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Hillside |
For the construction of a spray park on Central Avenue |
Hillside |
NJ |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hoboken |
For installation of four dual-port direct current (DC) Fast Charging Stations |
Hoboken |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey City University |
For the construction of a performing arts center |
Jersey City |
NJ |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Beth Medrash Govoha of America |
For land acquisition for a new non-profit day care center. |
Lakewood |
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Linwood |
For construction of recreation building and multi-purpose artificial turf field, |
Linwood |
NJ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Stafford |
To construct a skate park for the youth of the Township. |
Manahawkin |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Monmouth |
For bridge replacement and dam rehabilitation |
Matawan |
NJ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Metuchen |
To construct a theatre in downtown Metuchen helping establish the Metuchen Arts District |
Metuchen |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Montclair |
To support the design and construction of a stake park |
Montclair |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Montclair |
To support the expansion of broadband across |
Montclair |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Montclair |
To install new electric vehicle charging stations |
Montclair |
NJ |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National September 11 Memorial and Museum |
For facilities rehabilitation |
New York |
NY |
$1,585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newark |
To pave or resurface municipal streets, upgrade existing handicap ramps to ADA compliance and overall improve the city's public right-of-way. |
Newark |
NJ |
$3,310,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Performing Arts Center |
For construction of education and community arts center |
Newark |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Performing Arts Center |
To construct roadway extension of Mulberry Street |
Newark |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. James Social Service Corporation |
For capital equipment to expand social services |
Newark |
NJ |
$247,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township Of North Bergen |
To construct speed tables in order to slow vehicle traffic |
North Bergen |
NJ |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Ocean |
For construction of 2 lane overpass bridge |
Ocean County |
NJ |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Ocean |
For renovation of a building to be used as a new community center. |
Ocean Township |
NJ |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Orange Township |
To purchase Low Power Wide Area wireless technologies |
Orange |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Passaic |
To develop a pedestrian greenway |
Passaic |
NJ |
$883,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Jersey Community Development Corporation |
To expand an existing 13-unit apartment building for adults with developmental disabilities |
Paterson |
NJ |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Paterson |
For construction of pedestrian bridge |
Paterson |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Paterson - Paterson, NJ |
For renovations to Wrigley Park |
Paterson |
NJ |
$360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Paulsboro |
For construction of an environmentally sustainable municipal complex |
Paulsboro |
NJ |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Penns Grove |
To repair the Borough's community center |
Penns Grove |
NJ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Union County College |
To construct a training center for programs in professional trades |
Plainfield |
NJ |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Point Pleasant |
For streetscape and roadway improvements |
Point Pleasant Boro |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rahway |
For streetscape improvements |
Rahway |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Ridgefield |
For streetscape and roadway improvements |
Ridgefield |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Bergen |
For roadway drainage improvements |
Rutherford |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sayreville Economic and Redevelopment Agency |
To conduct feasibility analysis for multimodal transportation. |
Sayreville |
NJ |
$1,316,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Secaucus, |
For the construction of a senior services building |
Secaucus |
NJ |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Totowa |
For purchase and installation of lighting for recreational fields. |
Totowa |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Trenton |
For construction of recreational and athletic facilities |
Trenton |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Trenton |
To complete the replacement of the Marine Terminal bulkhead. |
Trenton |
NJ |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Vineland |
For improvements to Chestnut Avenue |
Vineland |
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Vineland |
For upgrading library's facilities. |
Vineland |
NJ |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of West Orange |
To improve site for ADA accessibility |
West Orange |
NJ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Wildwood Crest |
To construct ADA access ramps |
Wildwood Crest |
NJ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Winslow Township |
To purchase electric vehicles and related charging stations. |
Winslow Township |
NJ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Woodbine |
To expand regional bikeways & improvement project |
Woodbine |
NJ |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Township of Woodbridge |
To construction a recreational facility and purchase equipment to accommodate people of all abilities. |
Woodbridge |
NJ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Menendez |
NJ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Woodland Park |
To purchase playground equipment for the park |
Woodland Park |
NJ |
$95,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Oregon Regional Theatre, Inc., Baker Orphe |
Funding would expand access to arts and humanities in a rural community by providing a suitably sized venue and an acoustically sound stage for the performing arts. |
Baker County |
OR |
$443,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Harney County |
The project would bring local jail into compliance with safety regulations and ADA guidelines. |
Burns |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
High Desert Partnership |
The funding would launch a native seed operation to help farmers switch from water intensive crops to native plants. |
Burns |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ochoco Irrigation District |
The funds from this request will be used to support irrigation modernization within the Ochoco Irrigation District. |
Crook County |
OR |
$4,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Freshwater Trust |
The funding would be used to analyze the Crooked River to identify places where conservation efforts can be used to reduce agricultural runoff. |
Crook County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Deschutes River Conservancy |
This project would provide technical and financial assistance to 15 landowners on McKay Creek to improve on-farm irrigation efficiencies. |
Crook County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Arnold Irrigation District |
The funds from this request will be used to modernize a section of Arnold’s Main Canal. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$4,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Lake Foundation |
This project would construct a new community center in Detroit, Oregon, after the City Hall burned down during the 2020 wildfires. |
Detroit |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Dayville, Oregon |
This project would help to restore Dayville Community Hall. |
Grant County |
OR |
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Grant County |
This project would provide broadband services in Grant county. |
Grant County |
OR |
$178,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of John Day |
This project would restore a timber mill’s former planar shed and convert it into a community pavilion. |
Grant County |
OR |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
East Fork Irrigation District |
Funding would be used to pipe the rest of the Eastside Lateral Pipeline Project. |
Hood River County |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Cascade Locks |
This project would upgrade the Cascade Locks City Hall. |
Hood River County |
OR |
$1,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Warm Springs Community Action Team |
This funding would support renovations to the 125-year-old Commissary Building, a historic structure in the heart of Warm Springs Agency. |
Jefferson County |
OR |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Sherman County Court |
This project would support Sherman County’s Broadband Solar Trailer Project |
Sherman County |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Food Bank |
This proposal would purchase and renovate facilities for four of Oregon's regional food banks. |
Union County |
OR |
$2,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Community Connection of Northeast Oregon, Inc. |
This project would allow for Community Connection of Northeast Oregon, Inc. to move to a new facility after facing eviction from their current building on July 31, 2021. |
Union County |
OR |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of La Grande |
The purpose of this project is to construct a deflection levee to provide protection for the City of La Grande and the Upper Grande Ronde Valley in the case of dam failure at Morgan Lake. |
Union Coutny |
OR |
$638,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wallowa Lake Irrigation District |
This project would rehabilitate the existing Wallowa Lake Dam. |
Wallowa County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center |
This funding would be used to preserve and expand the Maxville Center. |
Wallowa County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wheeler County |
This project would expand broadband in Wheeler County. |
Wheeler County |
OR |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Fossil Library |
The project would allow the Fossil Public Library to remodel its current facility or construct a new facility. |
Wheeler County, Oregon |
OR |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Baker County Sheriff's Office |
This funding would replace aging radio infrastructure in Baker County. |
Baker County |
OR |
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Milwaukie |
This request would support a channel study to facilitate the removal of Kellogg Dam. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission |
This request would provide funding to upgrade the Coastal Margin Observation and Prediction Program |
Clatsop County |
OR |
$760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tenmile Lakes Basin Partnership |
This funding would be used to reduce algae blooms on Tenmile Lake. |
Coos County |
OR |
$485,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Coos County |
This funding would complete a communications systems upgrade for Coos County. |
Coos County |
OR |
$231,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Ocean Foundation |
This funding will support an updated survey of Oregon's kelp forests. |
Curry County |
OR |
$945,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Harney County Emergency Management |
This funding is to support improvements to Harney County emergency communications systems.
|
Harney County |
OR |
$1,546,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Geos Institute |
This funding will support a technical support program to provide climate resilience planning services. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$729,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Grant County Emergency Management |
This funding would replace aging public safety communications systems. |
John Day |
OR |
$607,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
McKenzie River Trust |
The purpose of this funding is to support the Finn Rock Floodplain Habitat Restoration Project. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lane County Sheriff's Office |
This funding would support the acquisition of body cameras for the Lane County Sheriff's Office. |
Lane County |
OR |
$649,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Eugene |
This funding would purchase two specially equipped Crisis Intervention transit vans for use by the CAHOOTS (Crisis Assistance Helping Out On The Streets) program. |
Lane County |
OR |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Marion County |
This request is for funding to replace 545 outdated analog mobile and portable radios. |
Marion County |
OR |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
This request is for funds support the Street Level Outreach program in order to stop violence before it occurs and decrease further revictimization or retaliatory violence. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Multnomah County District Attorney's Office |
The proposed funding will support a gun violence diversion program in Multnomah County. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$132,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife |
This request would support research to reduce whale entanglement. |
Oregon Coast |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife |
This funding would support a public awareness campaign regarding biotoxins. |
Oregon Coast |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Youth Authority |
This request would fund a victim services coordinator position at the Oregon Youth Authority. |
Salem |
OR |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tillamook County |
This funding would support the construction of fish passage in Tillamook County. |
Tillamook County |
OR |
$7,008,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaverton |
This funding would support full implementation of a Behavioral Health Court (BHC) program within the Beaverton Municipal Court. |
Washington County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Port of Morrow |
Federal funds would support the Port of Morrow's Renewable Methane Project. |
Boardman |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding will assist with the completion of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' disposition project at the Willamette Falls Locks. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$6,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding would go towards major maintenance construction to fix the North Jetty, which poses extreme danger to fishermen using the port. |
Coos County |
OR |
$32,720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding would be used to repair the South Jetty, which is currently losing water and creating dangerous conditions. |
Garibaldi |
OR |
$62,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project would fund a Reclamation-approved feasibility study to examine municipal and industrial water supply, water quality, agricultural irrigation, and other factors to determine construction on Scoggins Dam. |
Gaston |
OR |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This is second of two project components to support rehabilitation of the Cole Rivers Hatchery Water Supply. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$1,819,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This funding would support the installation of SCADA, a process control and measurement system that enables irrigation operators to remotely control and monitor strategic sites, in the Klamath Project. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech) |
The proposed project will build on current research to develop innovative technologies for cost effective use of second-life batteries for energy storage systems for large-scale commercial applications. |
Klamath Falls |
OR |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The purpose of this project is to support water conservation through irrigation modernization in Central Oregon. |
Madras |
OR |
$971,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding will be used for Planning, Engineering, and Design (PED) for a culvert under OR Hwy 43 for Tryon Creek. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$732,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Verde |
This project will support community solar in the Cully neighborhood. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$344,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Verde |
This funding would go to support the installation of ductless heat pumps in low-income homes. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$302,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would address impacts due to the lack of fish passage in the Willamette Valley. |
Portland |
OR |
$34,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used to identify a suitable location near The Dalles Lock and Dam to construct a tribal village. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Forth |
Data from the project will be used to identify needed improvements in electric farm vehicles to accelerate adoption in the agricultural industry. |
Wasco County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
The City of Beaverton |
The funds would be used to expand the Oregon Technology Business Center (OTBC) as a statewide resource for innovative startups. |
Beaverton |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Port of Morrow |
Funds will be used to build an incubator building for small businesses. |
Irrigon |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Economic Development Alliance of Lincoln County |
This funding would be used to establish a Blue Economy Incubator, which would coordinate efforts in entrepreneurship in the Blue Economy sector. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
National Association of Minority Contractors - OR |
This funding would be used to begin strategic planning to create a center supporting BIPOC entrepreneurs. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Feed'em Freedom |
Funding would secure warehouse space and completing essential build-out of cold storage and a multipurpose commercial kitchen space. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
The North Northeast Business Association |
The purpose of this project is to provide support to black entrepreneurs. |
Portland |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Verde |
The funding would be used to create a site plan and design for an incubator for early-stage clean materials companies. |
Portland |
OR |
$691,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Seeding Justice |
This funding would be used to support the development of a non-profit incubator. |
Portland |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Oregon Native American Chamber |
This funding will be used to conduct planning for an economic development center focused on BIPOC-owned businesses. |
Portland |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Oregon Native American Chamber |
This funding will be used to provide technical assistance to Native American small businesses and entrepreneurs. |
Portland |
OR |
$104,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Baker County Sheriff's Office |
This project would support the construction of an emergency operations center in Baker County. |
Baker County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Benton County |
This funding would support the construction of an Emergency Operations Center in Benton County. |
Benton County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Homeland Security |
University of Oregon |
Funding would be used to expand training and virtual infrastructure for the Oregon Campus Resilience Consortium. |
Eugene |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Homeland Security |
The City of Newport |
This project would enlarge the upper Big Creek Reservoir and replace that dam with one that will sustain seismic activity. |
Newport |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Port of Portland |
This project would support design and engineering work to improve the resilience of the Portland International Airport's runway in the case of a Cascadia Subduction Zone (CSZ) earthquake. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Central Oregon Intergovernmental Council |
This funding will be used towards the design, engineering, and permitting of an Emergency Operations Center in Central Oregon. |
Redmond |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Oregon Office of Emergency Management |
The project will enhance the State Emergency Coordination Center |
Salem |
OR |
$212,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Qlife Intergovernmental Agency |
This project would help ensure reliable broadband in the event of a natural disaster |
Wasco County |
OR |
$544,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Haines |
This project will involve replacing or rehabilitating water distribution lines throughout the City. |
Baker County |
OR |
$1,015,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon State University |
This project would expand detection capabilities of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances throughout Oregon's inland waters to improve understanding of health risks. |
Benton County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Port of Brookings Harbor |
This funding would support expanded wastewater processing at the Port of Brookings |
Brookings |
OR |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
University of Oregon |
This project would establish a new Center for Wildfire Smoke Research and Practice. |
City of Eugene |
OR |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lomakatsi Restoration Project |
The project would focus on restoration and maintenance across a 2,000-acre footprint of important fire-dependent ecosystems. |
City of Jacksonville |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Prineville |
The project would be used to help design a biomass co-generation power plant to reduce wildfire risk. |
City of Prineville |
OR |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Willamalane Park and Recreation District |
Funds would go towards fire suppression efforts in forested areas in the greater Springfield area. |
City of Springfield |
OR |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs |
Funds would support design efforts to improve landfill management.
|
City of Warm Springs |
OR |
$915,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Willamina |
This project would repair and relocate the city's drinking water intake which is at risk of failure in the next 2-3 years due to a migrating gravel bar and erosion from the river. |
City of Willamina |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clackamas County |
This project will address a derelict wastewater treatment facility. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sandy |
This project will repair and replace wastewater collection pipes to reduce inflow and infiltration from groundwater. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sustainable Northwest |
This project will directly expand nursery capacity to serve small woodland owners impacted by fires and improve resilience of recovering forests through seedling selection and practices. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$864,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warrenton |
The funding would be used to construct a 10,200 foot 18-inch transmission line to prevent low water pressures during peak industrial demands and will increase fire flow capacity. |
Clatsop County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Prineville |
This project will focus on installing an Aquifer Storage and Recovery well. |
Crook County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dallas |
The funding would be used to construct a tertiary filter system necessary to produce a class A effluent for reuse. |
Dallas |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dallas |
This project would construct a new raw water reservoir. |
Dallas |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Redmond, Oregon |
The funding would go towards expanding the city's water pollution control facilities (WPCF) to meet the infrastructure needs of residents. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hood River |
This project would relocate a failed stormwater line in the Hood River Waterfront District and modernize piping. |
Hood River County |
OR |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rogue River Valley and Medford Irrigation District |
Funds would be used to pipe the first 4.4 miles of their 13-mile Joint System Canal |
Jackson County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
North Unit Irrigation District |
Funding would go towards lining a half mile section of the North Unit Irrigation District Main Canal that traverses around Juniper Butte. |
Jefferson County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs |
This funding would support the preservation and protection of cultural artifacts housed in the Warm Springs Museum. |
Jefferson County |
OR |
$220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Klamath Falls |
These funds would go towards updating wastewater treatment plant infrastructure. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Klamath County |
The requested funds will cover the planning process and assist with acquiring the pumpback equipment to improve the irrigation system and reduce agricultural runoff into Upper Klamath Lake. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lakeview |
The funding would be used to support the Lakeview Water Treatment Facilities Project. |
Lake County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
McKenzie River Trust |
The purpose of this funding is support the Finn Rock Floodplain Habitat Restoration Project. |
Lane |
OR |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mapleton Water District |
This is a request for funds to replace the broken water distribution system in the unincorporated area of Mapleton, Oregon. |
Lane County Oregon |
OR |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Long Tom Watershed Council |
This project addresses the need for increased prescribed fire capacity in fire-adapted ecosystems in the Willamette Valley. |
Lane, Linn, Benton, Polk, Marion, Yamhill, Washing |
OR |
$715,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Port of Toledo |
The project is to install and connect sanitary sewer service from the Port of Toledo Shipyard and Industrial Park to the City of Toledo's sanitary sewer system. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$1,958,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians |
This funding would support the preservation of historic tribal artifacts. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Albany |
This funding would expand a new composting facility to a size capable of treating 50% of the wastewater solids. |
Linn County |
OR |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
North Santiam Watershed Council |
Funds will be used for forest fuels reduction and forest re-planting along main rural transportation corridors after hazard-tree removal. |
Marion & Linn County |
OR |
$2,104,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
State of Oregon |
This funding would support wildfire recovery and economic development in Santiam Canyon. |
Marion County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy |
This project would use a targeted, BIPOC community-centered equitable approach to help enhance and expand the urban tree canopy where it is most needed. |
Multnomah, Washington and potentially Clackamas co |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Newberg |
This funding would be used to construct a new waterline on S River Street. |
Newberg |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Newberg |
This project will implement needed improvements to the water system to meet the Oregon Resilience Plan and City of Newberg Level of Service Goals. |
Newberg |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of North Bend |
This project would fund priority storm and sanitary infrastructure projects. |
North Bend |
OR |
$1,340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Alliance of YMCAs |
This funding would support wildfire prevention, mitigation and safety projects to reduce the threat of wildfire in and around camps. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Deschutes Land Trust |
The project would reestablish ecological processes and maximize fish and wildlife habitat, while providing public access in strategic locations in order to ensure that the community is engaged and educated about local ecology |
Prineville |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Forestry |
Funds would be used to install an additional 45 fire detection cameras. |
Statewide |
OR |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Echo, Oregon |
This funding would replace all service connections that are over 30 years old, and update the new connections to a GIS digital mapping system. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wallowa Resources |
This funding will improve Bull trout and Kokanee salmon habitat, and reduce flooding, above Wallowa Lake. |
Wallowa County |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wallowa Resoures |
Funds will go towards additional capacity to undertake field level assessments of specific properties, construct financial plans and operating proformas, and pursue both fundraising and negotiations with landowners. |
Wallowa County, OR |
OR |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warrenton |
The project would focus on repairing and replacing sewer pipes and service laterals that have been cracked or have misaligned joints and repairing deteriorated manholes. |
Warrenton |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warrenton |
This project plans to replace a raw water pipeline upstream from the raw water reservoir. |
Warrenton |
OR |
$1,284,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dufur |
The project will split and expand existing treatment pools, raising earthen dikes and building a headworks to pump treated water into a nearby irrigation system. |
Wasco County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tualatin Valley Water District |
This project would replace aging, outdated water meters with advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) technology. |
Washington County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hillsboro |
This project would address critical life safety needs for Hillsboro's upper system water pipeline. |
Washington County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of McMinnville |
This project would replace 45,000 feet of asbestos and steel water transmission line. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Amity |
This project consists of installing an 8-inch water main to significantly increase available fire flows and eliminate a constrictive pipeline. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$584,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Newberg |
Funds would go towards installation of emergency connection and controls at the Water Treatment Plant. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Amity |
This improvement involves replacing the existing 8-inch asbestos cement pipeline with a new 12-inch ductile iron pipeline. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Yamhill |
This project would evaluate how to replace old pipes and increase capacity to the reservoir. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$192,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Oregon Success |
This funding would support trauma services for families in Southern Oregon. |
Ashland |
OR |
$840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Baker Technical Institute |
Funds would go towards expanding the heavy equipment operator training and truck driver and logistics training programs. |
Baker County |
OR |
$544,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Association for Talented and Gifted |
Funds would go towards funding to providing training for educators in inclusive identification methods and effective instruction methods for gifted and advanced learners. |
Beaverton |
OR |
$1,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Deschutes County |
The funding would help support mental health counselors and case managers for the homeless population in Bend. |
Bend |
OR |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Benton County |
This funding would remodel an existing county-owned building to serve as a Crisis Respite Center. |
Benton County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pendleton Children's Center |
Funding would allow scholarships to be provided on the Blue Mountain Community College (BMCC) campus. |
City of Pendelton |
OR |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Portland Actors Conservatory |
This funding would support additional degree programs for film and a MFA in Acting. |
Clackamas |
OR |
$555,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clackamas County |
Funding would support the construction of a Federally Qualified Health Center in Sandy, OR. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Parrott Creek Child & Family Services |
This funding would support construction of a residential behavioral health treatment campus. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Workforce Investment Council of Clackamas County d |
Funds would support youth ages 16-24 develop essential skills needed to thrive in the workplace through participation in workshops, training and paid internships relevant to their career interests and goals. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$194,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Health & Science University |
The funding would support the establishment of virtual intensive care units (VICU) in two coastal hospitals, Columbia Memorial Hospital in Astoria and Bay Area Hospital in Coos Bay. |
Clatsop County |
OR |
$943,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Manufacturing Innovation Center (OMIC) |
The funds would extend the work of the Oregon Manufacturing Innovation Center to two rural, low-income and/or underserved population high schools in Columbia County Oregon. |
Columbia County |
OR |
$645,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Oregon Children's Foundation |
Funding would support the development and implementation of CTE programs in Southern Oregon. |
Coos County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bandon Community Health Center |
Funding would go towards expanding services to S Curry County through acquiring a larger work space. |
Curry County |
OR |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
High Desert Education Service District |
This project would support childhood trauma programs for schools in Jefferson, Crook, Deschutes, and Harney County. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Pine Rural Fire Protection District |
Funds would be used to obtain essential and critically needed EMS equipment to serve a rural population. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$660,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Circle of Friends |
Funds would be used to expand program needs for at-risk youth, including training mentors. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$93,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Council on Aging of Central Oregon |
This funding would be used to purchase two vehicles. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$79,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Winston Area Community Partnership |
The funding would support the Winston Area Community Partnership's Teen Center. |
Douglas County |
OR |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Social Learning Center Developments Inc. |
Funds would be used for research to prevent future involvement in the child welfare system. |
Eugene |
OR |
$1,277,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Era |
The funding would support programming to serve youth experiencing homelessness and other related challenges. |
Eugene |
OR |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of Oregon |
This program would train a student workforce to investigate and trace the spread of disease. |
Eugene |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Looking Glass Community Services |
Funds would go towards starting a year-round Skilled Trade Training Program for teens and young adults to receive education, training, and career exploration and hiring an instructor with appropriate credentials to facilitate the program. |
Eugene |
OR |
$264,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Counseling Solutions |
To expand their current services and do an extensive remodel of the existing building. |
Grant County |
OR |
$199,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Retreat |
Funding would support case management and supportive services for those living in Rogue Retreat's facilities. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$501,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Retreat |
Funds would establish a fenced and gated, transitional tiny-house community with common community facilities that are attractive, relaxing, peaceful, and green.
|
Jackson County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Valley Mentoring |
This project would provide mental health support for youth affected by wildfires. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$476,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oasis Center of the Rogue Valley |
This project expands clinical capacity to serve the healthcare needs of a primary population of parents with substance use disorder (SUD) and their children through renovation of an existing building. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Valley Symphony Association |
Funds would support the Musical Mentors education program where individual students free private music lessons with a member of the orchestra. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$106,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Community College |
This project will renovate an existing structure on the Rogue Community College Redwood Campus for expansion of the Allied Health training program and the addition of a new program in dental hygiene. |
Josephine County |
OR |
$2,830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Rising Oregon |
The funding will support programming critically needed in the tribal region of Oregon for young teenage tribal mothers.
|
Klamath County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon State University |
Funds will support the creation of an e-learning course modules to provide practicing structural engineers with professional learning opportunities in timber design. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$449,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech) |
This project will focus on improving delivery of respiratory care hospitalization in rural areas. |
Klamath Falls |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grande Ronde Hospital and Clinics |
This funding would support a expansion of a existing facility at Grande Ronde Hospital. |
La Grande |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lane County |
Funds will be used for the cost of renovating an existing building and purchasing equipment for the Cottage Grove FQHC. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Lane County |
Funds would be used to expand KITS to all 16 school districts in Lane County. |
Lane County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
McKenzie School District |
Funds would be used to serve students with robust applied learning experiences and connect education with community partners. |
Lane County |
OR |
$442,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lane County |
Funding will support the Frequent User Systems Engagement (FUSE) initiative. |
Lane County |
OR |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mental Health for Children, dba The Child Center |
This funding would expand access to school based therapy in Lane and Deschutes counties. |
Lane County |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Willamalane Park and Recreation District |
Funds would provide a mobile computer lab at the Bob Keefer Center for Sports and Recreation that will offer internet and computer resources to students and underserved populations. |
Lane County |
OR |
$56,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Every Child Lane County |
Funds will go towards meeting the needs of foster families including emergency needs when children are quickly placed in foster care, and foster family recruitment. |
Lane County |
OR |
$45,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Coast Community College |
Funds would be used to increase the technology available to healthcare students attending Oregon Coast Community College (OCCC). |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$503,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Willamette Family YMCA |
To hire the right staff and purchase the resources necessary to help those with special needs. |
Linn County |
OR |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Tree Relief Nursery |
To expand the Keeping Children Safe program to east Linn County. |
Linn County |
OR |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Treasure Valley Community College |
Funds will be used to establish a two-year degree program for Aviation Maintenance Technicians. |
Malheur County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Salem Art Association |
This funding would support the Art Matters Now initiative |
Marion County |
OR |
$260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mano a Mano Family Center |
The project will increase the number of Community Health Workers in the region. |
Marion County |
OR |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Prevent Child Abuse Oregon |
To build capacity of the statewide office to convene partners and guide a statewide commitment to child abuse prevention. |
Milwaukie |
OR |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Western Oregon University |
This funding would create new programs in Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy. |
Monmouth |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ORTOP dba FIRST Oregon |
Funds would be used to support staffing and equipment purchases. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cascade AIDS Project |
Funding will support culturally specific/responsive behavioral-health services for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) Oregonians.
|
Multnomah County |
OR |
$848,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Primary Care Association |
This funding will be used to integrate the electronic health record data of Federally Qualified Health Centers in Oregon |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$772,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Multnomah County |
This project would provide critical upgrades and expansions of infection prevention technology and capital equipment designed to increase access to health care services to safety net populations. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
OCHIN, Inc. |
Funds would be used to update essential health information technology infrastructure. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College Possible |
Funding would be used to build capacity to increase the college enrollment, persistence and graduation rates of Oregon's historically underserved students. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College Possible |
Funds would expand college access programming in Oregon to the significant unmet need in districts across the state, as well as maintain current staffing and programming needs as the organization recovers from the COVID-19 pandemic. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Self Enhancement, Inc. (SEI) |
Funds will be used to launch a new low-interest loan program that meets the needs of African American/Black and other traditionally underserved individuals and families from the Portland, Oregon community. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Health & Science University, The Northwest |
This funding would increase the number of American Indian and Alaska Native people who enter the health workforce and serve AIAN people by building on the demonstrated success of OHSU's Northwest Native American Center of Excellence (NNACoE) programming. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$488,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Quest Center for Integrative Health |
This funding would support the completion of a building renovation. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$445,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lines for Life |
Funding will expand the National YouthLine Program including hotline support, crisis intervention, education, and youth development. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$433,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Multnomah County |
Funds would be used in final stages of planning a Behavioral Health Resource Center in Portland. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lift Urban Portland (Lift UP) |
This funding would address food insecurity among seniors. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$353,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Public Health Institute |
This funding would establish the Oregon Emerge for Health Fellowship Program. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maybelle Center for Community |
Funding is requested to support construction costs related to renovations at Macdonald Residence, Oregon's first Assisted Living Facility for low-income residents. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Latino Network |
Funds would be used to enhance a Latinx early learning curriculum into a full day preschool curriculum model and expand staff training. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SPOON Foundation |
This project would provide an education and workforce development program for staff to be certified as Community Health Workers (CHWs). |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Growing Gardens |
Funding would expand program reach to include more Portland metro regions. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Black United Fund of Oregon |
Funds would be used to expand access to postsecondary education for BIPOC and low-income youth. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Neighborhood House |
This funding would be used to fund the Childcare Improvement Project at Neighborhood House |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
William Temple House |
This funding would support outpatient community counseling service that provides free and low-cost mental health support to low-income adults and families. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Growing Gardens |
This funding will add one new position on Growing Gardens’ Youth Grow team. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chemeketa Community College |
This funding would support the acquisition of a wine bottling line for the Eola Wine Studies Center. |
Polk County |
OR |
$263,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Easterseals Oregon |
This funding would support the expansion of a Easterseals Oregon's outreach program for low-income seniors. |
Portland |
OR |
$865,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Children |
Funding would support enhanced professional mentoring services. |
Portland |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Portland State University |
Funds would go to training and education programs for local and regional governments and their networks. |
Portland |
OR |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Tradeswomen |
These funds would be used to increase organizational capacity to support adult jobseekers statewide, who self- identify as women, navigate employment and registered apprenticeship in the skilled construction trades. |
Portland |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College Housing Northwest |
This funding would provide affordable, low barrier housing with wraparound support services to low-income college students experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity. |
Portland |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Portland Opportunities Industrialization Center |
Funds would go towards building out and expanding social and emotional learning (SEL) curricula and activities to align with state-wide and local focuses on SEL within education. |
Portland |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Alliance of YMCAs |
Funding would go towards providing underserved Oregon youth with summer educational service. |
Portland |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Portland Opportunities Industrialization Center |
Funds would allow the expansion of career training and placement opportunities by 20% to serve ~500 additional low-income community members and community members of color. |
Portland |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Center for Nursing |
The funding would support Oregon's highly qualified registered nurses through a two-year mini-grant program to connect nurses with effective mental health and well-being support. |
Portland |
OR |
$459,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban League of Portland |
This proposed project would provide workforce development and training opportunities for Black Oregonians who lost work or income due to the pandemic to explore in-demand career opportunities. |
Portland |
|
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coalition of Communities of Color |
Funds would go towards planning for and beginning to implementing a statewide community data infrastructure. |
Portland |
OR |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Blanchet House of Hospitality |
This funding would support the hiring of mental health and peer support specialists. |
Portland |
OR |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Trillium Family Services |
Funds will go towards updating and replacing equipment needed to provide the current need of tele-therapeutic support. |
Portland |
OR |
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SMART Reading |
Funds would go to a virtual program to connect a child and two volunteers to read together on a weekly basis throughout the school year. |
Portland |
OR |
$188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Trillium Family Services |
This funding would support boiler replacement and window repair. |
Portland |
OR |
$185,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SPOON Foundation |
This funding would support the development and dissemination a trauma-informed online training package to prevent, detect, and address nutrition and feeding challenges among children experiencing trauma. |
Portland |
OR |
$63,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Ballet Theatre |
The project would expand an after-school initiative to learn ballet. |
Portland |
OR |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sarah Bellum's Bakery & Workshop |
Funds would be used to create new paid positions in the non-profit program. |
Portland |
OR |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Employment Department |
Funds will provide childcare, housing, and workforce development programs for veterans and other targeted populations. |
Salem |
OR |
$1,267,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Salem |
This funding would support a Community Mobile Crisis Response pilot in Salem. |
Salem |
OR |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Columbia Health Foundation |
This funding would purchase the installation of a new linear accelerator for the Mid-Columbia Medical Center's Celilo Cancer Center. |
The Dalles |
OR |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbia Gorge Community College |
This funding would enhance critical workforce training and purchase equipment at CGCC's Skills Center and Makerspace. |
The Dalles |
OR |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NW Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports |
Funds would be used to develop online e-learning modules for educators and other educational partners to promote equity and community engagement in education. |
Tigard |
OR |
$515,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Action Program of East Central Oregon |
This funding would support the construction of a multi-use facility to support nutrition services. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Elgin |
This funding would be used to acquire a new ambulance for the City of Elgin. |
Union County |
OR |
$199,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Deschutes Rim Clinic Foundation |
This funding would support the construction of the new Deschutes Rim Health Clinic serving South Wasco County. |
Wasco County |
OR |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tualatin Together |
Funds would be used to extend work to further support youth and families recovering from the effects of isolation and personal and economic stress, through implementation of Communities that Care (CTC). |
Washington County |
OR |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Mothers Milk Bank |
Funds will go towards purchasing additional equipment to increase operational efficiencies. |
Washington County |
OR |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MLD Foundation |
Funding will go to a three-year demonstration project for Patient Advocacy Groups (PAGs) as part of the support systems for babies identified through newborn screening. |
West Linn |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Music Project |
Funds would go towards tuition assistance for low income youths who want to participate in the Youth Music Project. |
West Linn |
OR |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center |
Funds would be used to increase the capacity of the Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center's Newberg Clinic.
|
Yamhill County |
OR |
$2,124,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Association of Relief Nurseries |
This funding would support a study to strengthen the impact of the Relief Nursery model. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$652,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Association of Relief Nurseries |
The funding would support a culturally specific child abuse prevention campaign. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Astoria |
The funds will be used to repair a dock on the west side of Pier 2 at the Port of Astoria. |
Astoria |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency |
The purpose of the project is to rehab and modernize a former motel property to provide shelter and transitional housing for people displaced by the Labor Day wildfires and the homeless population. |
Astoria |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tualatin Hills Park&Recreation District |
Funding will go to support support engineering, permitting and construction of nearly one mile of multi-use trail. |
Beaverton |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tualatin Hills Park&Recreation District |
This funding will support include right-of-way improvements and amenities for cyclists and pedestrians along the Beaverton Creek Trail. |
Beaverton |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greenbelt Land Trust |
This funding would support renovations of the Confluence Center. |
Benton County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Benton County |
This funding would complete Benton County's Wide Area Network. |
Benton County |
OR |
$390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
The fund will support a signal rebuild in Corvallis |
City of Corvallis |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Medford |
This project would fund upgrades to Table Rock Road to enhance safety and improve access. |
City of Medford |
OR |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Salem, Oregon |
The project will construct a segment of the Pringle Creek Path. |
City of Salem |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sherwood |
This project will complete design and construction of a 1.02 mile,12-foot-wide segment of the Cedar Creek Trail from Highway 99W to the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge. |
City of Sherwood |
OR |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde |
The purpose of these funds is to support improvements at the former site of the Blue Heron Paper Mill. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clatsop County |
This funding would enhance access from US 30 to the ferry terminal, boat landing, and park, as well as barge activity on the Columbia River. |
Clatsop County |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maritime Fire and Safety Association |
This funding would support a critical upgrade to the Interoperable Communication System. |
Clatsop County |
OR |
$855,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clatsop County |
This project would provide high speed internet access to rural communities in Clatsop County. |
Clatsop County |
OR |
$113,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon International Port of Coos Bay |
This funding would support improvements at the former Georgia Pacific Mill site. |
Coos County |
OR |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jeff Griffin |
This project will replace the dock and piling infrastructure at the Port of Bandon. |
Coos County |
OR |
$1,266,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
DevNW - Community Land Trust Affordable Housing |
This funding would support affordable housing development in Clackamas and Benton Counties. |
Corvallis |
OR |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bend |
The purpose of this funding is to support completion of the Murphy Road Interchange. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bend |
This funding would support construction of a bicycle and pedestrian bridge over US97 and the BNSF railway. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Redmond, Oregon |
This funding would support planning and design of a rebuild of Highway 97. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
This funding will be used to extend an existing passing lane along US - 101. |
Douglas County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eugene Civic Alliance |
The purpose of these funds is to support improvements at the Eugene Civic Stadium. |
Eugene |
OR |
$546,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Community College |
This project will provide for critical renovations to the Marjorie Holzgang Concert Bowl at the Rogue Community College Redwood Campus. |
Grants Pass |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Harney |
This funding would support road paving on East Steen's Road. |
Harney County |
OR |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hermiston |
This funding will support Phase 1 of the GRATE Initiative. |
Hemiston |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Willow Creek Valley Economic Development Group |
This project will create subdivision infrastructure in Heppner, OR. |
Heppner |
OR |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Hood River |
This funding would support the construction the first phase of a multi-phase development effort along the Hood River waterfront. |
Hood River County |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Hood River |
This funding would support facility upgrades to expand support for UAS. |
Hood River County |
OR |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Independence, Oregon |
This funding would support sidewalk and other improvements to Downtown Independence. |
Independence |
OR |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Valley Transportation District |
This funding would support a transit facility expansion on RVTD's main campus. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$11,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Medford |
The funding will add second right-turn lane to reduce congestion. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kid Time Discovery Experience |
This funding would expand the early learning and childcare capacity of Kid Time and their Ivy School Preschool, particularly benefiting low income and historically underserved populations in our community. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$1,173,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County |
This funding would repair a bridge near Culver, Oregon that is failing. |
Jefferson County |
OR |
$355,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of La Grande |
This funding would support the renovations at the Ignite Center for Entrepreneurship. |
La Grande |
OR |
$1,666,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Housing and Community Services |
The purpose of this project is to purchase the Patrician mobile home park. |
Lane County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Springfield, Oregon |
These funds would support planning to improve the Gateway/Beltline Intersection. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
SquareOne Villages |
This funding would support efforts to provide 70 permanently affordable housing units and a community center for low-income households. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Housing and Community Services |
This funding would preserve affordable housing by redeveloping the Lazy Days Mobile Home and RV Park. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Eugene |
This funding would support the establishment of a community park in the Santa Clara neighborhood.
|
Lane County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
This funding would support the construction of a roadside area along US 101. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lane Transit District |
This funding will support the purchase of one battery electric bus. |
Lane County |
OR |
$956,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lane Transit District |
This funding would support the development of a mobile transit application. |
Lane County |
OR |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Housing and Community Services |
The purpose of these funds is to preserve affordable housing in Lincoln County by purchasing the Harbor Village RV Park. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln County Oregon |
These funds would restore a roadway damaged by wildfire. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln County Public Works |
Milling out approximately 68,815 square feet of asphalt
and overlaying three and three quarter miles of roadway with hot mix asphalt and the roadway restriped along Business Highway 20 and Sturdevant road into Toledo, Oregon.
|
Lincoln County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Creating Housing Coalition |
This funding would support infrastructure and site preparation for a permanent, very low income tiny home village for unhoused persons. |
Linn County |
OR |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Madras |
This funding would support the expansion of critical bridge infrastructure over Willowcreek on J Street. |
Madras |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Wildlife Heritage Foundation |
This funding would support wildlife crossings along Highway 20 |
Malheur County |
OR |
$685,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of |
This funding would support battery-electric charging infrastructure and hydrogen fueling infrastructure. |
Marion County |
OR |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Salem Area Mass Transit District (SAMTD) |
The funding would support the acquisition of additional electric buses. |
Marion County |
OR |
$6,306,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Marion County |
These funds would be used to construct left-turn lanes at major intersections. |
Marion County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Marion County |
The project will complete dry excavation under the existing docks and boat slips of two marinas at the Detroit Lake Reservoir. |
Marion County |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Housing and Community Services |
This funding would support permanent housing for veterans and access to supportive services. |
Marion County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Center for Hope and Safety |
These funds would complete construction of HOPE Plaza. |
Marion County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
These funds would support pedestrian and other improvements on Hwy 22 in Mill City.
|
Marion County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Marion County |
This funding would support a number of important improvements to repair wildfire damage along North Fork Road. |
Marion County |
OR |
$1,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capaces Leadership Institute |
This funding would support the creation of a education and cultural center for farmworkers. |
Marion County |
OR |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency |
The request would support property acquisition to support the establishment of a veterans homeless shelter. |
Marion County |
OR |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Salem Area Mass Transit District (SAMTD) |
This funding would establish a transit link between east Salem and south Salem. |
Marion County |
OR |
$504,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Farmworker Housing Development Corporation |
This funding would support the renovation of the Cipriano Education Center. |
Marion County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mano a Mano Family Center |
This funding would expand capacity at KTUP 98.3 FM, a non-commercial community radio station. |
Marion County |
OR |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Morrow |
This project would enhance access in between Interstate 84 and the Port of Morrow Industrial Park, addressing a major safety concern with the flow of trucks and single passenger vehicles. |
Morrow County |
OR |
$2,254,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity Portland Region |
This funding would support construction of affordable housing in East Portland. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
This proposal will fund important improvements bringing approximately 30-40 corners and 50-60 ADA ramps up to current standards including 3 signalized intersections, and 6 unsignalized intersections. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Portland Japanese Garden |
This funding would support renovations and remediation at the Japan Institute. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funds would be used to construct a 12 mile accessible trail between Benson Lake State Park and Multnomah Falls. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Proud Ground |
This funding would support a down-payment assistance program. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
The funding would support construction of a portion of the Newberg Dundee Bypass. |
Newberg |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Phoenix |
This funding would support efforts to rebuild the fire station that burned down during last year's wildfire season. |
Phoenix |
OR |
$930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Polk County |
This funding would support safety improvements to OR22. |
Polk County |
OR |
$73,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Independence, Oregon |
This funding would support upgrades to existing riverfront and parking facilities to increase access. |
Polk County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Polk County |
Funds would enhance transit corridors by providing new shelters, lighting, benches and crossings at 10-15 stops served by Rose Lane lines. |
Polk County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Independence |
This funding would support the expansion of Independence Public Library’s collections and footprint. |
Polk County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Artists Repertory Theatre |
This project would create of a multi-use performing arts center with two rehearsal halls and collaborative work spaces. |
Portland |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
This project will fund pedestrian improvements and ADA ramp corrections in south Tillamook on US-101. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
This request would support electrical and structural upgrades to Union Station. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Multnomah County |
The funding would establish a plaza for the Behavioral Health Resource Center. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,355,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
This funding will support efforts to restore and enhance Portland’s neighborhoods, public spaces, watersheds, and critical habitats. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hacienda Community Development Corporation |
This funding would support repairs and infrastructure upgrades to the Portland Mercado. |
Portland |
OR |
$462,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
This project would fund pedestrian improvements along U.S. 30. |
Rainier |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Aviation |
This funding would support the Oregon Aviation Department's airport pavement preservation. |
Salem |
OR |
$9,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Aviation |
This funding would support the purchase and installation of weather equipment and cameras at several airports around the state that currently do not have the equipment. |
Salem |
OR |
$5,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Salem |
This funding would support Phase 2 of the McGilchrist Complete Street Project. |
Salem |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capaces Leadership Institute |
This funding would expand the Anahuac Program. |
Salem |
OR |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherwood, Oregon |
This funding would clean up two contaminated lots associated with a former leather tannery site for productive reuse. |
Sherwood |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherwood |
This funding would support the expansion of rural broadband in rural areas around Sherwood. |
Sherwood |
OR |
$1,049,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherwood, Oregon |
Funding would complete engineering and design of the new East/West Industrial Collector Road in Sherwood's Tonquin Employment Area (TEA). |
Sherwood |
OR |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St.Helens |
The funding would be used for design, construction, and permitting of US 30 corridor segment improvements. |
St. Helens |
OR |
$819,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tigard, Oregon |
This funding would support an at-grade, pedestrian-activated, signalized crossing of SW Scholls Ferry Road. |
Tigard |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Coastal Housing |
These funds would be used complete a preservation transaction for a multifamily building in Tillamook. |
Tillamook |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Michele Bradley |
This funding would replace the Automated Weather Observing Station at the Port of Tillamook Bay Airport. |
Tillamook |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
The request adds additional functionality to a currently planned safety project at Exit 216 EB on I-84 in Umatilla County, on the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pendleton |
This funding would support the construction of an arterial road between Highway 11 to Highway 30. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of Mosier |
This project will construct Mosier Center, a joint fire house, city hall, and community center. |
Wasco County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaverton |
This funding will support the development of the Downtown Loop, which would increase walking, biking, and transit in downtown Beaverton. |
Washington |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hillsboro |
This funding would support the establishment of a community park in Hillsboro. |
Washington County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
This funding would construct over a mile of sidewalks in Aloha, Oregon. |
Washington County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District |
This funding would support a project to bring Waterhouse Trail into compliance with ADA standards. |
Washington County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
This funding would implement the recommendations from a recent ODOT-funding Road Safety Audit of Highway 8 (Tualatin Valley Highway). |
Washington County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaverton |
This funding would support the development of an affordable housing development and new library branch. |
Washington County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Willamette Valley Habitat for Humanity |
This funding would provide infrastructure for the first two phases of a planned 18-unit affordable housing development. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Merkley |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chehalem Park and Recreation District |
This funding will support a pedestrian and bike path between Newberg and Dundee. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Kickapoo Tribe |
These funds will be used for technical assistance to complete a preliminary investigation report, which is the initial planning step to determine feasibility of a new water supply reservoir for the Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas. |
Brown County |
KS |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Upper Walnut Watershed Joint District No. 33 |
The project, located in Butler County, Kansas, will rehabilitate the existing North Sector Upper Walnut Floodwater Retarding Dam No. 21 to meet current state and NRCS hazard class dam criteria so the structures will continue to provide flood damage reduction benefits. |
Butler County |
KS |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Main Street Development |
These funds will be used to renovate a historic building in Plainville, Kansas to protect the public and adjacent buildings connected to the structure and to provide the community with a public event and gathering space. |
Plainville |
KS |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Arkansas City Police Department |
To acquire body-worn cameras. |
Arkansas City |
KS |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Atchison Amelia Earhart Foundation |
To support development of new programs focused on the next generation of women leaders and professionals in aviation. |
Atchison |
KS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Atchison Police Department |
To acquire body-worn cameras. |
Atchison |
KS |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cherokee County Sheriff |
To replace outdated less lethal technology. |
Cherokee County |
KS |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Concordia Police Department |
To update the county public safety communications network. |
Concordia |
KS |
$310,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
El Dorado Police Department |
To replace outdated radio technology. |
El Dorado |
KS |
$170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Emporia State University |
To support the establishment of a cyber security center at Emporia State University. |
Emporia |
KS |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Ford County Sheriff |
To acquire body-worn and in-car cameras. |
Ford County |
KS |
$305,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Garden City Police Department |
To provide backup 911 Services and accessible updated communication technology to law enforcement agencies in Southwest Kansas during major disasters. |
Garden City |
KS |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Gardner Police Department |
To acquire in-car cameras for patrol units. |
Gardner |
KS |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Graham County Sheriff |
To update mobile communications technology. |
Graham Couty |
KS |
$35,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Greeley County Sheriff |
To acquire body-worn and in-car cameras. |
Greeley County |
KS |
$35,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Fort Hays State University |
To support critical renovations at Forsyth Library at Fort Hays State University. The renovated Forsyth Library building will enable the continued provision of library and educational services to a new generation of FHSU students and faculty, and better meet the needs of FHSU programs that support teaching, research, and learning. |
Hays |
KS |
$17,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Fort Hays State University |
To support a regional de-escalation training center. |
Hays |
KS |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hiawatha Police Department |
To replace outdated less lethal technology. |
Hiawatha |
KS |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center |
To support the training of rural law enforcement. |
Hutchinson |
KS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Kansas Medical Center |
To support cancer research and increase research capacity at the University of Kansas Medical Center |
Johnson and Wyandotte Counties |
KS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Johnson County Sheriff |
To acquire license plate recognition technology and cameras. |
Johnson County |
KS |
$595,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Leavenworth Police Department |
To replace outdated less lethal technology. |
Leavenworth |
KS |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Mission Police Department |
To acquire license plate recognition technology and cameras. |
Mission |
KS |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Olathe Police Department |
To acquire license plate recognition technology and cameras. |
Olathe |
KS |
$170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Overland Park Police Department |
To acquire license plate recognition technology and cameras. |
Overland Park |
KS |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Parsons Police Department |
To acquire a use of force simulator. |
Parsons |
KS |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Pittsburg State University |
To support the establishment of a center for commercialization at the National Institute for Materials Advancement. |
Pittsburg |
KS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Pittsburg Police Department |
To replace outdated less lethal technology. |
Pittsburg |
KS |
$235,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Prairie Village Police Department |
To acquire training technology. |
Prairie Village |
KS |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Riley County Police Department |
To acquire a hazardous evidence recovery vehicle. |
Riley County |
KS |
$440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rose Hill Police Department |
To replace outdated radio technology. |
Rose Hill |
KS |
$105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kansas St. Univ. Salina Aerospace and Tech. Campus |
To support the development of an aerospace simulation center at Kansas State University Polytechnic. |
Salina |
KS |
$4,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Sedgwick County Sheriff |
To acquire cameras for detention monitoring. |
Sedgwick County |
KS |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kansas Bureau of Investigation |
To provide critical updates to the Kansas Incident Based Reporting System. |
Topeka |
KS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Valley Center Police Department |
To replace outdated radio technology. |
Valley Center |
KS |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Wichita State University |
To support additive manufacturing technologies and standardization at the National Institute for Aviation Research. |
Wichita |
KS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Wichita Police Department |
To acquire license plate recognition technology and cameras. |
Wichita |
KS |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
18th Judicial District Court of Kansas |
To establish a veterans treatment court in Sedgwick County. |
Wichita |
KS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Wyandotte County Sheriff |
To acquire a use of force simulator. |
Wyandotte County |
KS |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The proposed Water Injection Dredging (WID) Demonstration funding includes efforts to (1) construct a WID, (2) demonstrate the use of the WID prototype at Tuttle Creek Reservoir at different elevations and flow discharges, and (3) monitor and evaluate both the operational and environmental results. |
Riley County |
KS |
$4,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Kansas / KU Innovation Park |
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of Kansas, KU Innovation Park has seen a significant increase in the existing need for Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) laboratory space, primarily from within the KU Innovation Park’s cluster of drug-development companies. Several companies are working directly on solutions to the COVID pandemic, including developing testing, therapeutics, and vaccines. As part of these research and development efforts, these companies require GMP space to produce small-volume active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) for human trials.
Currently, the KU Innovation Park does not have GMP capable lab facilities and equipment. Without dedicated GMP capabilities, these companies must outsource their small-scale manufacturing and production to external Contract Research Organizations (CRO), resulting in both increased costs and longer development timelines. Additionally, there are few labs in Kansas capable of manufacturing small-volume small molecule API. This shortage has been exacerbated by the effects of the pandemic, further increasing the need for companies to engage with CROs outside the region.
These facilities are extremely capital-intensive, highly specialized, and are used only intermittently within each trial, making it prohibitively expensive for small and early-stage companies to develop their own dedicated GMP laboratories. For these reasons, a shared GMP laboratory within the University of Kansas, KU Innovation Park would be leveraged by several small companies, as well as by the University of Kansas, to maximize the value and utility of the space.
Developing shared GMP facilities at the KU Innovation Park will not only assist these existing companies as they work to address the COVID-19 pandemic, but also addresses an existing need in Lawrence and the NE Kansas region, enhancing the KU Innovation Park’s ability to create, recruit, and retain high-growth companies and create high-paying jobs.
|
Lawrence |
KS |
$958,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Homeland Security |
City of Emporia, Kansas |
This request would provide funds for the City of Emporia, KS to acquire privately-held property and revert it back to green space. |
Emporia |
KS |
$1,796,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pittsburg |
These funds will be used to help replace an aged wastewater plant to meet EPA’s capacity for sewage treatment from local manufacturers. This project preserves 650 jobs and allows for expansion of another 250 jobs. |
Pittsburg |
KS |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cowley Community College |
To purchase software and equipment in order to improve students' educational outcomes at Cowley Community College. |
Arkansas City |
KS |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morton County Health Systems |
The project will allow Morton County Health System to renovate older parts of the hospital and update other sections to improve efficiency of care. |
Elkhart |
KS |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Garden City Community College |
To build institutional resilience, and expand educational opportunities for all students, especially those enrolled in concurrent classes at regional rural high schools. |
Garden City |
KS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Kansas Technical College, Inc. |
To establish a technical education program to strengthen the skilled workforce of Kansas in the high-demand plumbing industry. |
Goodland |
KS |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Kansas Cancer Center |
The project will increase cancer research capacity at the University of Kansas Cancer Center through technological upgrades. |
Johnson and Wyandotte Counties |
KS |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Kansas Cancer Center |
The project will allow the University of Kansas Cancer Center to purchase advanced imaging equipment, which is rarely available in the Midwest, to strengthen their research and be used in an array of biological and pathological processes. |
Kansas City |
KS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
USD 298 |
To supply students and teachers with new technology in order to maximize the effectiveness of online portions of curriculum, enhance student learning, and support teacher development. |
Lincoln |
KS |
$110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Neosho Memorial Regional Medical Center |
The project will allow Neosho Memorial Regional Medical Center to increase their nuclear medicine capacity. |
Neosho County |
KS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friends University |
The purpose of the Cybersecurity Education and Training Pathway is to improve the pipeline of trained students and adult learners in cybersecurity to meet workforce demand and fill the growing number of positions in Wichita and the State of Kansas |
Wichita |
KS |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Leavenworth |
Construct a large (338 children) standard design child development center with adjacent outdoor
play areas for children under 6 years of age. |
Fort Leavenworth |
KS |
$34,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Kansas National Guard |
This project would fund the Planning and Design of the Joint Analysis Center at the Kansas National Guard's Joint Forces Headquarters Building. |
Topeka |
KS |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Joel Skelley |
The Kansas Department of Transportation gathered local input and reviewed existing traffic volumes, crash histories, traffic operations and future growth projections, to ultimately develop the detailed passing lane project as a priority for safety. The project below was also identified in the IKE Program modernization pipeline.
There will be a total of 3 sections of passing lanes constructed in a 25 mile section of US-50 between Kinsley and Dodge City. One project is approximately 2.15 miles long with passing lanes in both directions. Another project will be approximately 1.5 miles long with passing lanes in both directions. And the third project will be an extension of an already existing section of passing lanes extending the eastbound passing lanes approximately 1 mile.
These passing lanes will provide passing opportunities in a corridor with trucks making up 30% of the traffic.
|
Edwards and Ford Counties |
KS |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Joel Skelley |
The Kansas Department of Transportation gathered local input and reviewed existing traffic volumes, crash histories, traffic operations and future growth projections, to ultimately develop the detailed passing lane project as a priority for safety. The project below was also identified in the IKE Program modernization pipeline.
There will be a total of 5 sections of passing lanes constructed in a 25 mile section of US-54 between Pratt and Liberal. One project in Meade County just west of Plains is approximately 1.8 miles long with passing lanes in both directions. Another project in Meade County east of Meade will be approximately 2.7 miles long with passing lanes in both directions. A third project in Kiowa County just west of Mullinville will be approximately 2.8 miles long with passing lanes in both directions. The fourth project is an extension of an already existing section of passing lanes in Kiowa County between Greensburg and Haviland. It will be extending the eastbound passing lanes approximately 1.9 miles and the westbound passing lanes approximately 1.2 miles. The fifth project is also an extension of an already existing section of passing lanes in Pratt County between Wellsford and Cullison. It will be extending the eastbound passing lanes approximately .8 mile and the westbound passing lanes approximately 2.8 miles.
These passing lanes will provide passing opportunities in a corridor with trucks making up 30% of the traffic. |
Kiowa, Meade, and Pratt |
KS |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Moran |
KS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mark A. Werner |
Upgrade 32 miles of 85 pound (#) rail to 115 pound (#) rail allowing 286,000 lbs (286k) railcars.
|
Pittsburg |
KS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Division of Agriculture |
To conduct surveys to identify and eradicate invasive species, exotic plant pests and diseases, including mollusks, that affect agriculture and natural resources.
|
Alaska - Statewide |
AK |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
University of Alaska Fairbanks |
Renovation/construction of educational facilities including classrooms and labs for students. |
Kodiak |
AK |
$440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Sitka Sound Science Center |
To construct a new classrooms and laboratory spaces.
|
Sitka |
AK |
$840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Matsu Food Bank |
Purchase the building and equipment, including a freezer and cooler.
|
Wasilla |
AK |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission |
To support Alaska fisheries and the adoption of 21st Century technology. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Division of Geological & Geophysical Survey |
To support efforts to map coastal and nearshore Alaska |
Fairbanks |
AK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Alaska Fairbanks |
To support the research, testing, and evaluation of counter unmanned aerial systems (C-UAS) in law enforcement operations. |
Fairbanks |
AK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Council on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault |
To provide funding for programmatic support for victims of crime. |
Juneau |
AK |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Research Consortium |
To develop a refrigeration certificate training program for Alaska seafood processors. |
Kodiak |
AK |
$987,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Corps of Engineers |
The Craig Harbor preconstruction, engineering, and design was approved in USACE’s FY21 work plan and is now ready for award. $30 million of Federal funding is required for construction. |
Craig |
AK |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Alaska Heat Smart |
This project would support the installation of air-source heat pumps in lower-income households in Juneau, Alaska. |
Juneau |
AK |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Kivalina |
This project would build a biomass refinery in Kivalina, Alaska. |
Kivalina |
AK |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Melakatla Indian Community |
Metlakatla does not have an emergency backup generator. This project would provide the community with an emergency backup generator. |
Metlakatla |
AK |
$540,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Lowell Creek Tunnel protects the City of Seward from damaging floodwaters. The Corps designated the tunnel “conditionally unsafe” in 2011, and major flooding in 2012 caused further deterioration. The project is already authorized for construction. The next phase is design with a programmatic estimate of $10.3 million. |
Seward |
AK |
$10,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Togiak |
This project would support the construction of a heat recovery system for Togiak, Alaska. |
Togiak |
AK |
$659,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Energy and Water Development |
Qawalangin Tribe of Unalaska |
This project would build a 30 MW geothermal electrical generation facility in Unalaska, Alaska. |
Unalaska |
AK |
$40,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Homeland Security |
Alutiiq Tribe of Old Harbor |
To provide Emergency Operations Center Grant Program funding to the Alutiiq Tribe of Old Harbor for the purposes of constructing a new tsunami shelter community center. |
Old Harbor |
AK |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
Funding is requested for basic water and wastewater infrastructure to homes that have not had it previously. Residents use rain, river, or hauled water for drinking water and use honey buckets and on-property bunkers for their wastewater disposal.
|
Alakanuk |
AK |
$9,923,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
State of Alaska, Division of Forestry |
Funding to coordinate and implement forest management activities across various jurisdictions to meet the wildfire prevention, mitigation, response, and restoration objectives State of Alaska’s Forest Action Plan. |
Alaska |
AK |
$3,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Environmental Protection Agency |
To fund a study on landfill capacity and hazardous waste processing in Alaska to help address current issues in and available solutions for waste management capacity and the disposal of hazardous waste. |
Alaska |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
USGS |
To aid the development of an early earthquake warning system. |
Alaska |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fish and Wildlife Service |
Request for additional funding for a new strike team in Alaska to focus on northern pike. |
Alaska |
AK |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rossia |
Provide funds to for the purpose of repair and rehabilitation of sites listed on the National Register for Historic Places |
Alaska |
AK |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Justice Center |
Funding is requested for the Alaska Native Justice Center to provide training and technical assistance (TTA) as well as organizational support materials to help address public safety, justice and child welfare. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
To address needed maintenance, construction, and restoration needs on portions of the Iditarod trail controlled by the Federal Government. |
Chugach National Forest |
AK |
$5,770,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Klawock |
To purchase needed landfill infrastructure (and associated maintenance costs) for the Cities of Klawock, Craig and Coffman Cove to comply with new garbage removal requirements. |
City of Klawock |
AK |
$1,226,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Kodiak |
Provide funds to replace a failing wastewater lift station. |
City of Kodiak |
AK |
$3,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fairbanks |
To assess known contamination, remediate, and demolish the Polaris Building which poses significant health and safety risks to the Fairbanks community. |
Fairbanks |
AK |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
University of Alaska |
To review the feasibility of establishing PFAS treatment facilities across the State of Alaska, including mobile treatment systems. |
Fairbanks |
AK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Women's Resource Center |
Funding is being requested for the Alaska Native Women’s Resource Center to work in partnership with the Bureau of Indian Affairs to assess where domestic violence shelters are necessary in rural Alaska.
|
Fairbanks |
AK |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
Funding is requested for piped water and sewer services to homes that currently do not have access to these services and rely on hauling water from a community water point and honeybuckets. |
Galena |
AK |
$3,666,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
Project will replace a failing water distribution system that freezes and breaks, leading to water shortages in the community and inability to keep the water storage tank full. |
Grayling |
AK |
$4,348,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City and Borough of Juneau |
Provide funds for the City and Borough of Juneau to reroute influent piping around obsolete solids separation equipment. |
Juneau |
AK |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sealaska Heritage Institute |
Funding is being requested to help support the Kootéeya Deiyi project, a project to create a trail of totem poles and storyboards representing Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian clans along the waterfront in Juneau. The project is expected to help increase economic development while highlighting and preserving Native art and culture, consistent with the goals of the NATIVE Act (P.L. 114-221). |
Juneau |
AK |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Kenai |
Funding to implement the community's wildfire hazard mitigation plan, which includes addressing spruce bark beetle infestation that can lead to catastrophic wildfire.
|
Kenai |
AK |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kenai Peninsula Borough |
To expand the leachate evaporation capacity at the Kenai Peninsula Borough's landfill in order to help the landfill continue to meet regulatory requirements. |
Kenai Borough |
AK |
$3,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ketchikan |
To repair the decaying Schoenber Culvert in the City of Ketchikan to avoid its failure and potential subsequent discharges of untreated wastewater. |
Ketchikan |
AK |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of King Cove |
Fund construction of 5 new water wells and corresponding upgrades to the distribution system, storage tank and control systems. |
King Cove |
AK |
$5,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
King Cove |
To build needed capacity and purchase new processing equipment for the City of King Cove's landfill which is currently nearing capacity. |
King Cove |
AK |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kodiak Area Native Association |
To study the public health and environmental impacts of harmful algal blooms in the region. |
Kodiak |
AK |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Matanuska-Susitna Borough |
Funding to implement the community's fire reduction initiative to address spruce bark beetle infestation that can lead to catastrophic wildfire. |
Matanuska-Susitna Borough |
AK |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Metlakatla |
Metlakatla has the goal to improve solid waste management, including the reduction of volume by using a multi-use portable shredder for the safety and health of the residents and members of the Metlakatla Indian Community. |
Metlakatla |
AK |
$780,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Metlakatla Indian Community |
Planning and Design for new fish processing plant for the Metlakatla Indian Community. |
Metlakatla Indian Community |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
Funding is requested to build a new landfill because the current one is at capacity and located close to the community causing trash to spill directly into the community. |
Russian Mission |
AK |
$5,223,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska SeaLife Center |
Funding in the amount of $1,100,000 for the Alaska Sealife Center to study marine animal health and changing oceans |
Seward |
AK |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Municipality of Skagway |
To expand capacity at the Municipality of Skagway's Wastewater Treatment Plant which has recently experienced capacity difficulties due to increased usage. |
Skagway |
AK |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
Funding is requested for piped water and wastewater distribution system. Currently residents haul water and use honeybuckets. |
Stebbins |
AK |
$6,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
Funding is requested for the construction of water and sewer infrastructure to serve 90 homes and will include a combined above and below ground water system, below grade gravity sewer system, residential service lines and household plumbing as well as a community drain field. |
Tununak |
AK |
$8,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City & Borough of Wrangell |
To fund a connection pipe between the Upper Reservoir and the Water Treatment Plant as a means of accessing the upper reservoir's water. |
Wrangell |
AK |
$2,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium |
Expand Alaska Native Medical Center East End Emergency Department and Behavioral Health Space |
Anchorage |
AK |
$27,669,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Anchorage |
This funding will be used to make improvements to the 2-1-1 system. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House Alaska |
This funding will be used to implement a statewide training program to address youth, child, and family homelessness in Alaska. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Alaska, Anchorage |
Upgrade and expand medical skills workforce labs at University of Alaska |
Anchorage |
AK |
$295,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Alaska, Anchorage |
The purpose of this project is to fund a pilot program which supports medical personals response to violence. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Alaska Anchorage |
To launch an ANSEP Acceleration Academy in Bethel, Alaska. |
Bethel |
AK |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Aleutians East Borough, City of Cold Bay |
To replace the existing Cold Bay Clinic in Cold Bay, Alaska |
Cold Bay, Aleutians East Borough |
AK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Girdwood Health Clinic, Inc. |
Construct New Community Health Clinic in Girdwood Alaska |
Girdwood, Municipality of Anchorage |
AK |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Petersburg Medical Center |
Construction of new hospital in the Mitkof Island Region in Petersburg, Alaska |
Petersburg Borough |
AK |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Advocates of Sitka |
This project will be used to fund a demonstration project to provide services to vulnerable youth experiencing human trafficking. |
Sitka |
AK |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sealaska Heritage Institute |
To increase early literacy among Alaska Native children. |
Statewide |
AK |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MyHouse Mat-Su |
This funding will be used to support additional services for clients, including job training, sex trafficking recovery support services, as well as transitional housing wrap-around services. |
Wasilla |
AK |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
To create the physical infrastructure needed to support research and operations at the USACE ERDC-CCREL permafrost tunnel. |
Fairbanks |
AK |
$5,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alaska Housing Finance Corporation |
To support the development of rental units and affordable housing for essential professionals in rural Alaska.
|
Anchorage |
AK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Alaska, Anchorage |
To enhance the safety of aviation in Alaska. |
Anchorage |
AK |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Human Services of SE Alaska |
To build a facility that will host multiple organizations providing public health and social services for vulnerable populations in Juneau. |
Juneau |
AK |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southeast Conference |
To establish a pilot program for electric ferries. |
Juneau |
AK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
First City Homeless Services (FCHS) |
To support the construction of a facility to support homeless individuals in Ketchikan. |
Ketchikan |
AK |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Women in Safe Homes (WISH) |
To support the final stages of construction of the Women in Safe Homes Shelter in Ketchikan. |
Ketchikan |
AK |
$236,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Kotzebue |
To support the construction of an access road from Kotzebue to Cape Blossom. |
Kotzebue |
AK |
$40,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nome Community Center |
To provide housing and public health services for chronically homeless individuals in Nome. |
Nome |
AK |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Youth Advocates of Sitka |
To build a facility to support victims of trafficking, exploitation, and substance use in Sitka. |
Sitka |
AK |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murkowski |
AK |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mat-Su Youth Housing (MYHouse) |
This project consists of the construction of a commercial building to support our programs that offer services to homeless youth. This project would expand MyHouse's successful job training programs and offer additional space for the programs offered. This CDS request will provide the necessary funding for the construction of the needed facility expansion, where additional job training services can be provided. |
Wasilla |
AK |
$23,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Natural Resource Conservation Service |
Conduct a Coastal Zone Soil Survey for the Long Island Sound Estuary |
Statewide |
CT |
$10,154,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Hartford |
Fund the City of Hartford's Youth Violence Prevention and Intervention program |
City of Hartford |
CT |
$1,398,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Milford Lab at Northeast Fisheries Science Center |
Facilities upgrades for shellfish aquaculture research at Northeast Fisheries Science Center |
Milford |
CT |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of New Haven |
This project will fund New Haven's Community Crisis Response Team |
New Haven |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk |
Establish a trap removal program to mitigate the ecological and economic harms of derelict traps on commercial and recreational fishers and coastal and marine habitats across Long Island Sound |
Norwalk |
CT |
$569,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Norwich |
Norwich Emergency Dispatch Center |
Norwich |
CT |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Connecticut |
To support the creation of an Ecological Modeling Institute at the University of Connecticut. |
Storrs |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Fairfield |
This project will fund the Town of Fairfield's "FERN" (Fairfield Emergency Radio Network) |
Town of Fairfield |
CT |
$3,499,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Branford |
This will provide funding for North Branford's Enhancements to Public Safety Communications System |
Town of North Branford |
CT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Simsbury |
Simsbury Police Tech |
Town of Simsbury |
CT |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Henry C. Lee Institute of Forensic Science |
Fund training for law enforcement into hate crimes and shooting investigations, including use of latest technologies to recognize, evaluate and document, collect and preserve physical evidence, and use of latest techniques applied to forensic analysis and interpretation. |
West Haven |
CT |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wilton |
This funding will fund the Town of Wilton's Public Safety Communications System |
Wilton |
CT |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Conduct a feasibility study for rehabilitation of the Hartford and East Hartford Levee systems, as authorized in the America's Water Infrastructure Act of 2018 |
City of Hartford |
CT |
$2,340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
The Towers Foundation |
Provide a one-time investment for the purchase of co-generator equipment at The Towers at Tower Lane in New Haven. |
New Haven |
CT |
$288,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Fund the dredging of the Westport Harbor Federal Navigation Project, commonly known as the Saugatuck River |
Westport |
CT |
$2,810,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Quinnipiac University |
Funding for Quinnipiac University Community Entrepreneurship Academy and Clinic |
Hamden |
CT |
$406,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Connecticut State Library |
To support the transfer of historically significant digital records from state agencies to a secure digital repository. |
Hartford, CT |
CT |
$948,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Black Business Alliance, Inc. |
To help bridge the wealth gap for black-owned businesses by addressing systemic issues and providing improved access to capital. |
New Haven |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Women’s Business Development Council, Inc. |
To provide COVID-19 relief programs and services to small businesses owned by women and minorities in Connecticut. |
Stamford |
CT |
$334,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Town of Thompson, Office of Planning & Development |
Small business resource center in Thompson |
Town of Thompson |
CT |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Capitol Region Council of Governments |
Fund update of Capitol Region Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan |
Capitol Region Council of Governments |
CT |
$189,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Coventry |
Fund connection of public safety complexes to a microgrid in Coventry |
Coventry |
CT |
$232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of East Lyme |
Fund construction of communications tower at East Lyme Public Safety building |
East Lyme |
CT |
$213,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Madison |
Fund Emergency Operation Center in Madison, CT |
Madison |
CT |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the replacement of the structurally deficient and hydraulically inadequate Bible Rock Brook bridge in Middletown, Connecticut. |
Middletown |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Department of Emergency Services and Public Pro |
Fund 24-hour Watch Desk at CT Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection (DESPP) State Interagency Coordination Center (SICC) |
Middletown |
CT |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Connecticut Institute for Resilience and Climate A |
Fund resilience planning in New London and Hartford counties |
New London and Hartford Counties |
CT |
$6,796,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Newington |
Fund new Emergency Operations Center in Newington |
Newington |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of North Branford |
Fund updates at Emergency Operations Center in North Branford |
North Branford |
CO |
$610,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the construction of the proposed project, including the off-site mitigation plan proposed to replace wetland vegetation impacted by construction. |
Old Lyme |
CT |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Old Lyme |
Fund new Emergency Operations Center in Old Lyme |
Old Lyme |
CT |
$945,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of Oxford |
Funding expansion of Oxford Emergency Operations Center |
Oxford |
CT |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Homeland Security |
Town of South Windsor, CT |
Fund upgrades at South Windsor Emergency Operation Center |
South Windsor |
CT |
$84,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bethel Public Utilities Department |
Construct water treatment facility in Bethel |
Bethel |
CT |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bethel Public Utilities Department |
Fund wastewater pumping station improvements in Bethel |
Bethel |
CT |
$1,138,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bethel Public Utilities Department |
Install new SCADA system |
Bethel |
CT |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Regional District 11 |
To provide the regional high school with an updated water system. |
Chaplin |
CT |
$172,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Aqua Vista Association |
Replace water lines and upgrade pipes |
Danbury |
CT |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Danbury Public Utilities Department |
To replace Water Treatment Plant filter media in order to optimize the operation of the water plant filters. |
Danbury |
CT |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Danbury Public Utilities Department |
To partially replace the WestConn Water Pump Station. |
Danbury |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Danbury Public Utilities Department |
Pump station upgrades at West Lake Water Treatment Plant |
Danbury |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority |
Electrical Upgrades at Lake Saltonstall Water Treatment Plan |
East Haven |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority |
Chemical system upgrades at Lake Saltonstall Water Treatment Plant |
East Haven |
CT |
$1,155,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority |
Fund chemical treatment system improvements at South Sleeping Giant Wellfield. |
Hamden |
CT |
$1,674,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan District Commission |
Wastewater treatment upgrades at Hartford Waste Treatment Facility |
Hartford |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hartford |
Renovations at Gardner’s Cottage and Carriage House |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lyme Art Association |
Renovations at Lyme Art Association |
Lyme |
CT |
$1,264,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Manchester |
Water quality improvements in Manchester |
Manchester |
CT |
$1,826,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of New Fairfield |
To provide sewage capacity for the needed development of affordable housing in the center of New Fairfield. |
New Fairfield |
CT |
$9,619,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Save the Sound |
To protect and restore water quality in New Haven Harbor and the City's three watersheds. |
New Haven |
CT |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Norwich Public Utilities |
To connect the 1,220-foot gap between the Norwich and Groton water systems. |
Norwich |
CT |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Norwich Public Utilities |
To re-line a significant portion of the Norwich Public Utilities (NPU) wastewater system and extend the life of the existing gravity sewer system. |
Norwich |
CT |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Stamford |
Install a roadside bioswale in Stamford, CT |
Stamford |
CT |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Stonington WPCA |
River Road Pumping Station upgrades in Stonington |
Stonington |
CT |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Suffield Water Pollution Control Authority |
Fund Septic to sewer conversion in Suffield |
Suffield |
CT |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Eastview Kozley Water Association PublicWaterSyste |
Fund well upgrades at Eastview Kozley Water Association |
Tolland |
CT |
$24,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wallingford Sewer Division |
Improve wastewater treatment plant discharging to the Quinnipiac River. |
Wallingford |
CT |
$1,840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of West Haven |
Controlling methane and hydrogen sulfide odors. |
West Haven |
CT |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of West Haven |
To fund a feasibility study regarding the establishment of a bio-digestion facility in West Haven |
West Haven |
CT |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Second Taxing District of the City of Norwalk |
Sewer pump station construction |
Wilton |
CT |
$1,104,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Windham Water Works |
Fund Raw Water Bypass Pump Station |
Windham |
CT |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwin University (University of Bridgeport) |
This project will support the establishment of a Manufacturing Training Center on the University of Bridgeport campus to introduce students to advanced manufacturing, including Machining and Welding. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$1,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Liberation Programs, Inc. |
Funding will be used to hire two-family focused Recovery Coaches to support clients and families during treatment and after discharge. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$137,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Applied Behavioral Rehabilitation Institute, Inc. |
Funding will provide vocational and educational programming to support Veterans in workforce development and employment training. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Liberation Programs, Inc. |
Funding will be used for renovations at the Pelletier Wellness Center. |
Bridgeport |
CT |
$16,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nuvance Health |
Funding for this project will be used to purchase capital equipment for a new outpatient mental health center in Norwalk, CT. |
Danbury |
CT |
$2,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Western Connecticut |
Funds will support the development of Prosperi-Key, a new web-based platform that will connect low-income families with businesses and services that will provide them with discounts and supports. |
Danbury |
CT |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The New American Dream Foundation |
Funding would be used to bolster the Senior Hot Meals Program operated by The New American Dream Foundation, supporting the direct purchase of hot meals for low-income seniors in Danbury, CT and the coordination needed to distribute the meals. |
Danbury |
CT |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Services, Inc. |
Funding will support integration of behavioral health and primary care services. |
Dayville |
CT |
$461,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
InterCommunity Health Care |
Funding will support of the expansion of hospital violence intervention program collaboratives. |
East Hartford |
CT |
$1,598,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Connecticut Health Center |
Funding would be used to expand three health professions training programs through a recruitment program with UCHC and HCBUs, increasing the number of Black students training to become health professionals. |
Farmington |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Connecticut Health Center |
Funding will be used to establish a year long STEM education program for grades 7-12 at four sites in Connecticut to stimulate interest in science and medicine among Black students. |
Farmington |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Greenwich |
Funding would be used for the renovation of the YWCA to better serve serve clients and meet the increased need for Domestic Abuse Services. |
Greenwich |
CT |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA Greenwich |
This project will support the YWCA’s new preschool programs by covering the costs to complete the process of obtaining certification from the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). |
Greenwich |
CT |
$65,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cornell Scott - Hill Health Center - Hamden Health |
Funding will increase access to primary care and behavioral health care by renovating a commercial space into a new health center site. |
Hamden |
CT |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hartford Promise |
Expand scholarship and employment readiness opportunities for at-risk students. |
Hartford |
CT |
$2,940,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center |
Funding will support placing community health workers into the community food pantry. |
Hartford |
CT |
$770,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Capital Workforce Partners |
This project seeks to reduce unemployment and recidivism rates for returning citizens through an Integrated Basic Education and Skills Training program. |
Hartford |
CT |
$593,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut |
Expansion of DPIL and book distribution across the state to support the development of critical literacy skills for low-income children. |
Hartford |
CT |
$345,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RE-Center Race Equity in Education |
This project will support the expansion of RE-Center’s work, which largely consists of providing teachers at all levels with the equity-centered professional development needed to address race-based achievement gaps in Connecticut’s public schools. The program also supports youth via Equity Teams for Positive School Change to work with administrators and teachers to create equitable school environments, with a specific lens on addressing racism and inequity. |
Hartford |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
COMPASS Youth Collaborative |
This project will support the ongoing work of COMPASS Peacebuilders, who work with Hartford youth who are disengaged from school to develop positive life plans, return to school, and find employment. |
Hartford |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charter Oak Cultural Center |
Funding will modernize space for new on-site mental health services, with a focus on Adverse Childhood Experiences prevention and response. |
Hartford |
CT |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charter Oak Cultural Center |
Funding will support the implementation of Adverse Childhood Experiences training. |
Hartford |
CT |
$47,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Club of Meriden |
This funding would support the activities of the Afterschool Enrichment Program at the Boys and Girls Club Meriden. The Program supports at-risk youth through a variety of services, including meal supports, mental health support, tutoring, music lessons, arts enrichment, sports, etc. |
Meriden |
CT |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Beat the Street Community Center Inc. |
This program provides career development services from ages 14+ to keep kids off the streets and assist community members looking for employment. |
Meriden |
CT |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Center, Inc. (CHC, Inc.) of CT |
Funding will support the creation of an Education and Training Technical Assistance Center to train providers and address the shortage of primary care workers. |
Middletown |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oddfellows Playhouse Youth Theater |
This project will support the Oddfellows Playhouse’s neighborhood-based programs, specifically to send teaching artists to the lowest income neighborhoods in Middletown and bring youth from these neighborhoods to the theater for afterschool programs. |
Middletown |
CT |
$48,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridges Healthcare, Inc. |
Funding would be used to replace the HVAC system in the facility to ensure that Bridges can continue to safely serve their patient population and continue to meet OSHA and DPH requirements. |
Milford |
CT |
$849,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridges Healthcare, Inc. |
Funding would be used to upgrade the current technology systems and enhance cybersecurity to safeguard and facilitate connections with patients. |
Milford |
CT |
$151,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridges Healthcare, Inc. |
Funding would be used to replace the boiler system in the facility to ensure that Bridges can continue to safely serve their patient population, correct a flooding issue in the basement, and improve energy efficiency. |
Milford |
CT |
$29,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Mental Health Affiliates, Inc. (CMHA) |
Construction/rehab of a new mental health facility for a temporary crisis respite program. |
New Britain |
CT |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Haven Public Schools |
Acquisition of technology to help establish manufacturing labs in the public school system ensuring students have adequate training to enter the manufacturing sector. |
New Haven |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Albertus Magnus College |
Funding will be used to expand the College's technology infrastructure to support student's technological education and access to experiential learning and training; the funding will support the creation of computer labs, technology lending libraries, and an internship program. |
New Haven |
CT |
$1,425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Workforce Alliance |
This project will provide professional development and guided pathways to entering and advancing in the information technology (IT) field, particularly for 18-24-year-olds disconnected from school or work. |
New Haven |
CT |
$823,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Haven Reads Community Book Bank |
Funding would support the expansion of an intensive Structured Literacy pilot called RISE (Reading Intervention for Success Everyday) through staff and tutor training and student recruitment. |
New Haven |
CT |
$216,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Opportunities Industrialization Center, Inc. |
This project will provide training services to low-income, underemployed, and under-educated adults to provide them with valuable skills and strategies to be successful and productive members of their community. |
New London |
CT |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alliance for Living |
Funding will support opioid use disorder interventions through health navigators and clinicians in community settings. |
New London County |
CT |
$270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Goodwill of Southern New England |
This project plans to provide intensive workforce development and re-integration services for up to 200 returning individuals utilizing a combination of their own resources and other grant support. |
North Haven |
CT |
$372,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southeastern Regional Action Council Inc. |
This funding will support three staff member positions for approximately 12 months to develop town-based Wellness Teams with the mission of rebuilding community connectedness by re-engaging residents at risk and disseminating federal and state resources. |
Norwich |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Health Education Center |
Funding will support further investment in clinician training and development to increase the number of underserved residents served at Inter-professional Education clinics. |
Norwich |
CT |
$139,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Council of Family Service Agencies |
Funding will support improved access to health care for children at an elevated risk of mental health disorders. |
Rocky Hill |
CT |
$368,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Johnson Memorial Hospital |
Funding will support development of a senior emergency care department. |
Stafford Springs |
CT |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Stamford |
Provide at-risk youth ages 18-24 with opportunities for academic certification and job training. |
Stamford |
CT |
$513,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reading Is Fundamental, Inc. |
This project will help Reading Is Fundamental implement a high-quality plan to support childhood literacy that includes book distributions, literacy activities, teacher support, and parent involvement, reaching an estimated 19,500 elementary children. |
Stamford |
CT |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gaylord Hospital, Inc. |
Funding would be used for the renovation and equipment expenses required to begin a Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation physician residency program in partnership with UCONN John Dempsey and Hartford HealthCare. |
Wallingford |
CT |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Regional Workforce Investment Board |
This funding would partner the workforce board with local youth service providers, school governance councils, construction-related training providers, and local job and training centers to place students into job placements. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Waterbury Bridge to Success Community Partnership |
This project will support the expansion of the Waterbury Bridge to Success Community Partnership with local organizations, families, and volunteers working to prepare Waterbury's youth for success from cradle to career, specifically via building partnerships between local public schools and communities to provide every child with the direct services and supports they need to succeed. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$382,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Capitol Region Education Council |
This project will support the Connecticut Teacher Residency Program (CT-TRP) in bringing more educators from underrepresented backgrounds into Connecticut classrooms. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Greater Waterbury |
This project will support the addition of mindfulness workshops in the United Way's eight Positive Youth Development Afterschool programs. These afterschool programs predominantly serve low-income children in the Waterbury area, and the mindfulness workshops are meant to build off of their ongoing programming related to supporting the social-emotional learning of participants. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Children’s Museum (Hartford) |
This project will help the Center expand its programs and reach, which serve to bring equitable social and economic mobility for disadvantaged Hartford youth by enriching their educational experiences with high quality, out-of-school time, STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math) programs. |
West Hartford |
CT |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Saint Joseph |
Funding will support the creation of an Interprofessional Health Education Center. |
West Hartford |
CT |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of New Haven |
Support the procurement of technology for the University's Center for Consumer Protection and Cybersecurity to train students and ensure students are equip to fill the many cybersecurity roles needed in Connecticut and across the country. |
West Haven |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
United States Navy |
Adequate and appropriately configured facilities are required to support magnetic
signature measurements on submarines at every opportunity and no more than 90 days prior
to deployment. The UEMMS range measures magnetic and electric field data as required for Los Angeles and
Virginia class submarines.
|
New London |
CT |
$14,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Air National Guard |
This project consolidates two like functions into one sustainable facility and facilitates the demolition of 4 aging and energy inefficient buildings totaling of 22,777 SF. |
Windsor Locks |
CT |
$14,990,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ball & Socket Arts |
Funding for construction and renovations at Ball and Socket Arts Center |
Cheshire |
CT |
$5,137,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Clinton |
Fund roadway improvements along the Route 81 Corridor in Clinton, CT, for pedestrians, bicyclists, transit riders, and motorists regionally and residentially. |
Clinton |
CT |
$4,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding to improve roadway capacity on Route 34 in Derby |
Derby |
CT |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for necessary bridge repairs and sidewalk construction on the East Haddam Swing Bridge. |
East Haddam |
CT |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Fund rail station improvements in Enfield, CT |
Enfield |
CT |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Western Connecticut Council of Governments |
Funding for the completion of a comprehensive planning study that evaluates the existing conditions of the Norwalk River Valley Trail corridor, determines a final alignment of the full trail, develops concept designs, and spells out an implementation plan to guide construction. |
Fairfield County |
CT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy in Connecticut |
To support a community-based green infrastructure project to reduce risk from flooding. |
Groton |
CT |
$725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Beulah Land Development Corporation |
Funding to construct new single and multi-family housing units in Hamden |
Hamden |
CT |
$2,996,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Historical Society |
Funding for planning for the relocation of the Connecticut Historical Society (CHS) and The Children's Museum (TCM) to more accessible locations. |
Hartford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capitol Region Council of Government |
Funding for the Capitol Region Council of Governments to assist homeowners affected by crumbling foundations with remediation and home restoration. |
Hartford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hartford |
Funding for the construction of streetscape elements along North Main Street in Hartford, CT. |
Hartford |
CT |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mothers United Against Violence |
Fund Mothers Impact Project through Mothers United Against Violence |
Hartford |
CT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Minority Construction Council, Inc |
to provide small minority businesses in construction with technical assistance. |
Hartford |
CT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Foundation Solutions Indemnity Company |
Funding for study of public structures affected by crumbling foundations in Northeastern Connecticut |
Hartford, Tolland, Windham Counties |
CT |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Mansfield |
Funding for intersection improvements at CT-195 and CT-89 |
Mansfield |
CT |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Milford |
To expand operations and facilities within the Boys and Girls Club of Milford. |
Milford |
CT |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Borough of Naugatuck |
Funding to construct a road-separated multi-use trail along Naugatuck River |
Naugatuck |
CT |
$4,178,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Britain Public Library Exterior Renovation |
Funding for renovations at New Britain Public Library |
New Britain |
CT |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Economic Development Corporation of New Haven |
Construct building for employee-owned laundry enterprise |
New Haven |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Youth Continuum |
To create services for homeless youth, minor victims of domestic human trafficking, and youth with serious mental health and substance abuse issues. |
New Haven |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New London |
To construct a Community Recreation Center. |
New London |
CT |
$934,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New London |
Construct new ferry terminal |
New London |
CT |
$864,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of New Milford |
Funding for accessibility improvements Butter Brook Senior Housing in New Milford |
New Milford |
CT |
$1,719,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding for the full demolition and structure replacement of the East Avenue Bridge, Osborne Avenue Bridge, and Fort Point Street Bridge in Norwalk, CT. |
Norwalk |
CT |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Old Saybrook |
Fund the construction of sidewalks to connect Old Saybrook and Westbrook, CT, to provide safe accessible pedestrian walkways. |
Old Saybrook |
CT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Connecticut Department of Transportation |
Funding to construct new trail and close 5-mile gap in East Coast Greenway and Farmington Heritage Canal Trail |
Plainville |
CT |
$3,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Stamford |
Funding for the acquisition of reliable traffic control and detection equipment to improve critical signal system infrastructure and reduce travel delays. |
Stamford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Stamford |
Rehabilitate historic building for new satellite library branch |
Stamford |
CT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bridgeport |
Funding to accommodate return of commercial air service to the Igor I Sikorsky Memorial Airport. |
Stratford |
CT |
$11,167,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Five Points Center for the Visual Arts, Inc. |
Funding for renovations at Five Point Center for Visual Arts in Torrington |
Torrington |
CT |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Trumbull |
Funding for construction of a Veterans and First Responder Training Center for veterans between Stamford and West Haven, CT. |
Trumbull |
CT |
$2,970,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments |
Funding for the construction of a new Naugatuck Valley Regional Fire School to replace the former school which closed due to environmental contamination. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Annie C Courtney Foundation, Inc |
To purchase a multi-family home to be rented exclusively to young adults with Foster Youth to Independence Vouchers. |
Waterbury |
CT |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of West Haven |
Funding to construct new fire headquarters in West Haven |
West Haven |
CT |
$35,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of New Haven |
Funding for conversion of the Canal Dock boathouse's mezzanine into marine life science labs and classrooms for education and community engagement. |
West Haven |
CT |
$1,920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Windham Region No Freeze Project, Inc |
Funding to expand support services at Windham Region No Freeze Project |
Willimantic |
CT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murphy |
CT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Windsor Locks |
Funding for construction of a Public Market on Main Street in the Town's center to build upon the investment in the new Hartford Line railroad station in Windsor Locks, slated to begin construction this year. |
Windsor Locks |
CT |
$7,098,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Stevens County |
Construction of a floodplain restoration pilot project on the Colville River to reduce flood hazards, promote viable agriculture, and enhance habitat for fish and wildlife. |
Stevens County |
WA |
$674,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Department of Commerce |
Implement long-term, developmentally appropriate sexual assault prevention efforts, including by engaging with parents and caregivers and providing support to school staff to support student victims of sexual assault. |
King County |
WA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Straits Commission |
Protect and restore the marine waters, habitats, and species of the Northwest Straits region through on-the-ground projects and community engagement. |
Mount Vernon, WA |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funds will be used to help complete restoration at the Duckabush River Estuary. |
Jefferson County |
WA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funds will be used to investigate additional turning basin locations on the Columbia River. |
Kalama |
WA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Klickitat Valley Health |
Funds will be used to make various energy efficiency upgrades to Klickitat Valley Health's Central Utility Plant and Emergency Department air handling system. |
Klickitat County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funds will be used to study construction of tribal housing near the John Day Pool in consultation with affected Columbia River treaty tribes and the Bureau of Indian Affairs. |
Klickitat County |
WA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Public Utility District No. 1 of Lewis County |
Funds will be used to build electric infrastructure to serve two industrial parks and corresponding residential growth in Lewis County. |
Lewis County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used to identify a suitable location near The Dalles Lock and Dam to construct a tribal village. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Richland |
Funds will be used to support the City of Richland’s efforts to bring electric transmission to the North Horn Rapids Industrial Park. |
Richland |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Port of Seattle |
With direct support, the Port of Seattle will install shore power connections to the Pier 66 cruise terminal. |
Seattle |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funds will be used to support future dredging action and for surveys to asses the breakwater at the south entrance to the Swinomish Channel. |
Skagit County |
WA |
$438,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funds will be used to study construction of tribal housing near the Bonneville Pool in consultation with affected Columbia River treaty tribes and the Bureau of Indian Affairs. |
Skamania County |
WA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Tacoma Public Utilities |
Funds will be used to extend two EV charging pilot programs through 2022. |
Tacoma |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Funds will be used to build a Research Supplementation Facility to benefit Upper Yakima Bull Trout populations. |
Yakima County |
WA |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Homeland Security |
City of Seattle |
Replacement of the Tolt Dam Early Warning System, which was installed in the 1970s and is the only means of providing advance warning in the event of dam failure. |
Seattle |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Homeland Security |
Quinault Indian Nation |
To establish a temporary alternate route to Washington State Route 109 near Taholah, Washington and to develop a long-term alternative. |
Taholah |
WA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lakewood Water District |
The purpose of this project is to support the Lakewood Water District's construction of two new wells to replace wells that have been contaminated with PFAS. |
Lakewood |
WA |
$1,920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Squaxin Island Tribe |
This project’s purpose is to provide drinking water to the Squaxin Island Community. |
Mason County |
WA |
$1,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Port of Moses Lake |
This request is for funds for additional parking for large air tankers and additional concrete to maneuver and taxi VLATs. |
Moses Lake |
WA |
$3,930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Port of Moses Lake |
This request is for funds for additional parking for large air tankers and additional concrete to maneuver and taxi VLATs. |
Moses Lake |
WA |
$3,930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Port Hadlock |
The purpose of this project is to construct a new municipal sewer and wastewater treatment system for the Phase I area of the Port Hadlock Urban Growth Area, eliminating reliance on septic tank systems. |
Port Hadlock |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge |
For updates and construction of visitor facilities. |
Ridgefield |
WA |
$5,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Seattle |
This project will address stormwater and flooding issues in Seattle's South Park neighborhood, which currently has no drainage infrastructure. |
Seattle |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Outdoors for All |
Renovation of Building 18 into a base of operations that will make adaptive recreation accessible to thousands more children and adults with disabilities in Western and parts of Central Washington. |
Seattle |
WA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Garfield Super Block Campus |
Permitting and construction drawings, support a project manager, and support the community led arts plan. |
Seattle |
WA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Shoalwater Bay Indian Tribe of the Shoalwater Bay |
Relocation aid due to climate change and rising ocean levels. |
Tokeland |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Harrah |
The project purpose is to construct a secondary drinking water well for the Town of Harrah. |
Town of Harrah |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Malden |
The purpose of project is to fund the planning and design of a new sewer system for the Town of Malden to manage wastewater. |
Town of Malden |
WA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Washington Bothell |
To provide behavioral health education for public school teachers and other staff and employees in K-12 school districts |
Bothell |
WA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Voices for Tomorrow |
Family Child Care Provider Training
|
Burien |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Whidbey Health |
Renovation of the current diagnostic imaging space to accommodate new equipment
|
Island County |
WA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Communities in Schools of Washington State |
Academic engagement aimed at addressing learning loss associated with the COVID-19 pandemic
|
King County |
WA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washington Family Engagement |
Provision of family engagement and leadership training courses for parents and children in Whatcom County. |
Lynnwood |
WA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pushing Boundaries |
New rehabilitative capital equipment to provide exercise therapy to survivors of spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis, and other neurological conditions. |
Redmond |
WA |
$581,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YouthCare |
Funding for a workforce development training center for young people experiencing homelessness in the Seattle region. |
Seattle |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ICHS Foundation |
Construction of an adult day center and clinic for elders of Asian/Pacific Island descent in Seattle's International District. |
Seattle |
WA |
$1,591,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Washington |
Development and implementation of an early learning hub of excellence. |
Seattle |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Childhaven |
To provide behavioral health supports to children, caregivers, and educators in at-home and child development centers
|
Seattle |
WA |
$996,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Greater Seattle |
To complete construction of an integrated health and social services facility |
Seattle |
WA |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Page Ahead |
To provide books and summer literacy programming to students at high risk of poor literacy outcomes
|
Seattle |
WA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Outdoors for All |
Expanding access opportunities for people with disabilities
|
Seattle |
WA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Evergreen Rural Water of Washington |
To establish, implement, and expand a rural water and wastewater industry workforce development and Registered Apprenticeship program. |
Shelton |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bethel School District |
Design, permitting, construction, and equipment of a family support and health care center. |
Spanaway |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gonzaga University |
To provide simulation, laboratory, and classroom space for students and health care practitioners. |
Spokane |
WA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Association of Spokane |
Establishment of a new health care training facility in Spokane to address skilled workforce shortages. |
Spokane |
|
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Innovia Foundation |
To establish a Say Yes to Education chapter to serve 10 counties in Eastern Washington
|
Spokane |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Moore Wright Group |
Expansion of warehouse and logistics workforce development training among underserved populations |
Tumwater |
WA |
$2,306,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Workforce Southwest Washington |
Expansion of the regional SummerWorks which connects young people to work-readiness traing, job exploration, and paid summer jobs, with the anticipated outcome of subsequent placement into full employment or post-secondary education. |
Vancouver |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cascade AIDS Project |
To pilot the expansion of services to unserved individuals with HIV in Southwest Washington |
Vancouver |
WA |
$390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Yakima Valley College |
To pilot a licensed practical nurse registered apprenticeship program
|
Yakima |
WA |
$1,759,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Save the Children |
To support the delivery of evidenced-based child education and food security programs in rural Yakima County. |
Yakima County |
WA |
$1,236,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Air National Guard |
To construct a 71,000 square foot Air Support Operations Group Complex to support the current missions of the 194th Air Support Operations Group at Camp Murray Air National Guard (ANG) Station, Tacoma, Washington. |
Tacoma |
WA |
$27,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Aberdeen |
Construction of an overpass over existing Puget Sound & Pacific Railroad track which will reduce congestion and improve emergency services access along US Highway 12. |
Aberdeen |
WA |
$2,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Battle Ground |
Re-alignment and widening of SE/NE Grace Avenue in Battle Ground to improve road safety and increase pedestrian accessibility. |
Battle Ground |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Western Washington University |
Temporary capacity expansion of the existing child development center as well as a space needs assessment and predesign study for a broader, long-term capacity expansion. |
Bellingham |
WA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bremerton |
The primary result of the Quincy Square project will be a new Festival Street with pedestrian-centric improvements that include lighting, seating, infrastructure to support events and street closures, bicycle facilities, landscaping, and public amenities. |
Bremerton |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Seven Acres Foundation |
Construction of new community center with gym, auditorium, children’s play area, meeting and event rooms, work space center, commercial kitchen, and office spaces. |
Chelan |
WA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Snohomish County |
The project purpose is to improve capacity and provide congestion-relief on the westbound US 2 Trestle. |
City of Everett, Snohomish County |
WA |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Washougal |
Final design and permitting for a new underpass at 32nd Street along the BNSF railroad crossing. |
City of Washougal |
WA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Olympic Regional Veteran's Housing Network |
Construction of a group home to house and provide supportive services to seven veterans formerly experiencing homelessness. |
Clallam County, WA |
WA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities Eastern Washington |
Construction of permanent supportive housing community for low-income families who have experienced homelessness. The campus will include an early childhood learning center and a congregate family living facility. |
Colville |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Island Transit |
Island Transit is requesting $3 million in project funding to build the South Whidbey Transit Center, located on the HWY 525 corridor just a few miles from the Clinton ferry terminal. |
Coupeville |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Darrington |
The requested funding will be used by the Town to construct new roadways that are vital to the 65-acre Darrington Wood Innovation Center (DWIC) campus, to the operating businesses and their employees, and to future opportunities for access by adjacent property owners and other businesses that are expected to be developed within the campus. The campus requires the construction of approximately 1,050 linear feet of access road from SR 530 to the DWIC site and approximately 4,500 linear feet of circulation roads within the Town-owned DWIC campus. |
Darrington |
WA |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Everett |
The project would replace the current Edgewater bridge built in 1946 that is at the end of its useful life. While safe for daily use, it is functionally obsolete, structurally deficient, and currently operates under load restrictions. The replacement will meet modern seismic safety standards and have one 12-foot vehicle lane and one 5-foot bike lane in each direction with 6.5-foot sidewalks, wider than the existing sidewalks. |
Everett |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Snohomish County |
Construction of two additional early childhood education centers that would serve the Everett and Mukilteo/Casino Road Communities. |
Everett |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Everett |
Site development and purchase of manufactured non-congregate shelters to support youth and families experiencing homelessness. |
Everett |
WA |
$255,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fife |
Removal and replacement of two culverts with a larger fish-friendly structure designed to Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) standards. |
Fife |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Kennewick |
This project funding would alleviate the capacity limitations of the intersection and enhance through put in all directions along the traffic-heavy Quinault Avenue. |
Kennewick |
WA |
$1,980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chief Seattle Club |
Construction of a 9-story mixed-use project that would provide affordable housing, a health clinic, and a café to address American Indian/Alaska Natives homelessness in King County. This project also proposes renovating two existing facilities to improve mail distribution and community space. |
King County |
WA |
$1,670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
LifeWire |
Project would secure and renovate low-barrier emergency and transitional shelter and service facility for survivors of domestic violence in East King County. |
King County |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Good Shepherd Youth Outreach |
Expansion of food distribution operation to provide more households with fresh, nutritious foods in King County. |
King County |
WA |
$220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
King County Metro |
This project would support King County Metro’s movement toward full fleet electrification and deployment of zero-emission buses. |
King County |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kitsap County |
The "SR 104 Holding Lanes/ATMS" project will install an Active Traffic Management System (ATMS) and improve Ferry holding lanes on SR 104 to manage the flow of ferry traffic and relieve congestion within Kingston, Washington.
|
Kingston |
WA |
$2,065,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
HopeSource |
Construction of a mixed-use facility that contains affordable and permanent supportive housing units, new child development center slots, a neighborhood nutrition center, and leasing space for social services organizations. |
Kittitas County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Columbia Cascade Housing Corporation |
Construction of a 52-unit assisted living facility, including memory care, to support the aging population in Klickitat County. |
Klickitat County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lacey |
The College Street Corridor project would connect the two major activity centers at both ends of College Street in Lacey, WA to improve integration of the existing transit center and enhance pedestrian safety. |
Lacey |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lakewood |
Completion of the South Tacoma Way redesign and connection of completed segments directly to the north and south. |
Lakewood |
WA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Longview |
To complete a feasibility study and to advance planning and preliminary engineering of the Port of Longview’s Industrial Rail Corridor Expansion. |
Longview |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Longview |
Completion of a comprehensive streetscape improvement project along Commerce Avenue that will improve safety, congestion, and accessibility along the corridor. |
Longview |
WA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sound Transit |
The project will provide 37 miles of new BRT service connecting eight cities and includes major improvements at two I-405 interchanges. Stride BRT service will connect King and Snohomish counties from Lynnwood to Burien. I-405 BRT significantly improves travel times and reduces delay, improving job access and economic competitiveness for the region and state. |
Lynnwood, Burien |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Makah Tribe |
Planning and development of an apartment complex to address the backlog of applications for housing on the Makah reservation. |
Neah Bay |
WA |
$675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pasco |
Design and construction of a roundabout at the intersection of of Broadmoor Boulevard/Burns Road to improve safety and support future growth in the Broadmoor Area, where the City has planned 1,600-2,000 acres of future development. |
Pasco |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pasco |
Rehabilitation and expansion of existing community center to provide accessible classrooms, gymnasium, meeting space, and a business development center. |
Pasco |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Asia Pacific Cultural Center |
Construction of a new facility to house Asian Pacific Islanders (API) cultural and youth programs to benefit the community and broader population. Amenities will include a demonstration kitchen, cultural classrooms, API library, office and conference rooms, and large exhibition hall. |
Pierce County |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Port Townsend |
For critical public sewer improvements to serve the agreed site for an emergency housing facility, allowing for the transition of the existing shelter capacity to the site and an expansion of capacity and wrap-around services. |
Port Townsend |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson Healthcare |
Construction of a standalone childcare center in East Jefferson County that would additional child development center slots, including additional infant slots. |
Port Townsend |
WA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Samish Indian Nation |
Construction of a 3,000 square foot Early Childhood Learning Center that would double the capacity provided by the existing facility. |
Puyallup |
WA |
$1,975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Pierce and Kitsap Counties |
To fund construction of a new child development center with substantially expanded capacity. |
Puyallup |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Renton Housing Authority |
Construction of 76 units of affordable housing project to assist in long-term transformation of the Sunset Neighborhood. |
Renton |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Seattle |
Rehabilitation of YWCA’s Fifth and Seneca Building to create over 100 affordable housing units in downtown Seattle. |
Seattle |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Seattle Housing Authority |
Creation of a new service center for extremely low-income residents and the addition of solar panels to reduce future energy costs and emissions. |
Seattle |
WA |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
El Centro de la Raza |
Completion of the final phase of life-safety seismic retrofit and some ADA upgrades to the historic El Centro de la Raza building. |
Seattle |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington State Department of Transportation |
To install improvements that provide a ship-to-shore charging interface and installs shore-side service improvements that support medium-voltage charging stations at the terminal. This includes construction of conduits, vaults, power cables, service connection, transformers, switchgear, energy storage systems, and other supporting equipment. |
Seattle |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Seattle |
Construction of a new walking and biking connection between two Duwamish Valley neighborhoods that currently lack pedestrian and cycling links and are highly impacted by air pollution. |
Seattle |
WA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
HomeSight |
Construction of homeownership cooperative with ground floor commercial space, interior building amenity space, a communal courtyard and sun decks on the 2nd and 4th floors with urban gardening opportunities. |
Seattle |
WA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Seattle |
Create and improve bike and pedestrian connections to the regional light rail system, connecting the corridor between the Mt Baker Station Central Link station with the East Link Judkins Park station. The project will also make a series of improvements at and near the critical Rainier Ave S and MLK Jr. Way S intersection. |
Seattle |
WA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Garfield Superblock |
Permitting and implementation of planned renovations and improvements to the Garfield Superblock Park in Seattle |
Seattle |
WA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Seattle |
To help fund construction and installation of an onshore power infrastructure on Pier 66, which will allow docked vessels to turn off their engines while docked, thereby reducing emissions at the port. |
Seattle/Tacoma |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Spokane International Airport |
This project includes removing and relocating the existing exit lane from within the footprint of the existing Airport Terminal Concourse C passenger security checkpoint area. The new exit lane will be above a vehicle access ramp located in the basement and will require relocation of certain mechanical, electrical and plumbing (MEP) infrastructure to make way for the new construction in addition to providing new MEP services to support a future Terminal expansion project. |
Spokane |
WA |
$2,780,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Frameworks |
Developing a limited equity co-op development and funding down payment assistance for low-income buyers. |
Spokane |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Spokane |
This project would install a High-Intensity Activated Crosswalk beacon for the arterial crossing at Wellesley to mitigate the high level of traffic stress for both cyclists and pedestrians near the Shaw Middle School and Northeast Community Center al Library. |
Spokane |
WA |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Spokane Valley |
Widening and reconstruction of Barker Road along Interstate 90 |
Spokane Valley |
WA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Suquamish Tribe |
Construction of the roundabout and bridge will create a much safer commute for both tribal and non-tribal members traveling to and from Chief Kitsap Academy and West Sound Academy. |
Suquamish |
WA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Seaport Alliance |
Will improve rail operations at the NWSA and Port of Tacoma by making the yard more efficient and ensure the yard can consistently operate at its full capacity. |
Tacoma |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tacoma |
The Links to Opportunity Streetscape Project is located along a major corridor of historically underserved neighborhoods and addresses major deficiencies in the sidewalk and pedestrian areas along Martin Luther King Jr Way (MLK Way) and Division Ave and maximizes the benefits from the Sound Transit Hilltop Tacoma LINK Light Rail Extension. |
Tacoma |
WA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tukwila |
Replacement of the existing 42nd Ave South Bridge with a new structure that will better serve anticipated growth and provide better pedestrian and cyclist accessibility. |
Tukwila |
WA |
$1,620,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Vancouver |
Project FIRST improves Vancouver, WA's SE 1st Street corridor by providing travel and turn lanes for vehicles, separated sidewalks for pedestrians, and a dedicated cycle track for bicyclists and micro-mobility users. |
Vancouver |
WA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Murray |
WA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Vancouver |
Construction of a 2,200 square foot commercial kitchen to support local food entrepreneurs and small food-based businesses. |
Vancouver |
WA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Flint River Fresh |
Flint River Fresh is requesting $299,073 to build Community Urban Farm Site infrastructure to improve efficiency and increase access to fresh fruits and vegetables for low-income communities within Dougherty County. |
Dougherty County |
GA |
$299,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Govind Kannan |
Fort Valley State University is proposing to establish a poultry processing facility on campus for a total project cost of $5.2M to enable the institution to start a poultry science undergraduate program that will help meet the poultry industry’s workforce demand and assist small poultry farmers. |
Fort Valley |
GA |
$5,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
The Georgia Institute of Technology is requesting $5 million for the Coastal Equity and Resilience Hub, which aims to develop the knowledge and tools to design adaptive coastal infrastructure and equitable resilience strategies under projected future sea level rise scenarios along the Georgia coastline. |
Chatham County |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of McIntyre and Wilkinson County |
The City of McIntyre and Wilkinson County are requesting $15 million to complete the first public sewer system in Wilkinson County. |
Wilkinson County |
GA |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hire Heroes USA, Inc. |
Hire Heroes is requesting $729,000 to expand their team of transition specialists by seven, allowing them to place 2,800 more veterans and spouses in jobs each year. |
Alpharetta |
GA |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers |
The Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers (RCI) is requesting $1.1 million to expand its Caregivers Database Program, which uses real-time, accurate, and open-access data to develop best practices for the nation’s 53 million caregivers, particularly those in Southwest Georgia. |
Americus |
GA |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Spelman College |
Spelman College is requesting $5.1 million to invest in various essential technology modernization initiatives that will enhance teaching, learning, and research today, while also providing a strong foundation for planned initiatives, such as an online certificate program. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$5,122,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
Georgia Institute of Technology is requesting $2 million to develop and use a multi-disciplinary training program to train a skilled cell manufacturing workforce fluent in data sciences who can work at various levels in the data analytics and sciences sector. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark Atlanta University |
Clark Atlanta University is requesting $1,617,790 for the Research, Education, and Training in Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure (TRECCI) will transform the Department of Cyber-Physical Systems through enhanced infrastructure, state-of-the-art CPS research by students and faculty, and cutting-edge education and training in these areas of national importance. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$1,618,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morehouse College |
Morehouse College is requesting $1 million to develop a Small Business Innovation Hub (SBI-HUB), to connect Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Community Colleges (CC) to local entrepreneurial ecosystems of small businesses and startups across the state of Georgia. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Education Farm (EdFarm) |
Education Farm (EdFarm), in collaboration with the Data Science Initiative within the Atlanta University Center Consortium (AUCC) at the Propel Center, is requesting $1 million for the HBCU Data Science Initiative, which seeks to power the next generation of data scientists by creating opportunities and integrations of data-centric modeling across fields. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morehouse School of Medicine |
Morehouse School of Medicine is requesting $950,000 for architectural design as one of the first steps to expand the academic and research capabilities on campus. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgia State University |
Georgia State University’s Child Welfare Training Collaborative (CWTC) is requesting $200,000 to ensure training for about 4,000 service providers over a 12-month period, strengthen their work in diversifying funding sources, allow the Georgia Division of Family & Children Services more time to secure additional monies, and create a more student-guided online curriculum.
|
Atlanta |
GA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Augusta University Medical Center, Inc. |
Augusta University Medical Center is requesting $3,512,000 to fund the purchase and installation of two MRI machines in order to increase the capacity of MRI imaging to accommodate the anticipated 80,000 annual MRI scans predicted by 2029. |
Augusta |
GA |
$3,512,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Regional Medical Center |
Southern Regional Medical Center is requesting $1,154,673 to fund construction of a 12-bed Hold Unit which would be connected to the emergency department of Southern Regional Medical Center to care for those suffering from mental health and substance abuse issues. |
Clayton County |
GA |
$1,154,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbus State University |
Columbus State University is requesting $635,671 to help fund, expand STEM and Robotics opportunities for students in the Muscogee County School District in Columbus, Georgia. |
Columbus |
GA |
$636,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Crisp Regional Health Services, Inc. |
Crisp Regional Health Services is requesting $398,837.50 to increase access to health care services at Crisp Regional Hospital through utilization of transportation services to engage patients reliably and safely. |
Crisp County |
GA |
$399,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Family and Career Services - Atlanta |
Jewish Family and Career Services (JF&CS) is requesting $387,000 to upgrade equipment and technology at its dental clinic. The request includes new X-rays, dental practice management software, and sterilization tools. The dental clinic provides free care to patients at or below 125% of the poverty line. |
Dunwoody |
GA |
$387,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CareConnect Health, Inc. |
CareConnect Health is requesting $430,000 in one-time funding for construction/expansion of 1,000 square feet to the existing facility of CareConnect Health Center – Fort Valley Convenient Care, located in Peach County, Georgia. |
Peach County |
GA |
$430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Stewart |
This funding will support the planning and design of a new permanent party barracks facility to accommodate 372 soldiers at Fort Stewart. |
Fort Stewart/Hinesville/Liberty County |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Moody Air Force Base |
The purpose of this funding is to provide an adequately-sized, properly configured and located aircraft parking apron and associated access pavements to support the introduction of the forthcoming HH-60W “Pave Hawk” combat rescue helicopter at Moody AFB. Moody is home to the Air Force’s 41st Rescue Squadron, which flies the HH-60G Pave Hawk which the 60W is slated to replace. This squadron specializes in combat rescue of downed aircrews using night vision goggles (NVG), low-level formation, air refueling, and survivor recovery. Members assigned to this squadron rapidly mobilize, deploy and employ to provide combat and peacetime search and rescue in support of U.S. national security interests. |
Valdosta/Lowndes County |
GA |
$12,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Atlanta |
The City of Atlanta is requesting $5 million for the Atlanta BeltLine through the Highway Infrastructure Program. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Brookhaven |
The City of Brookhaven is requesting $10.604 million for the Peachtree Creek Greenway Phase II project through the Highway Infrastructure Program. This project would fund Phase II of Peachtree Creek Greenway, the connection to Atlanta and multiple centers of employment and transit for citizens and businesses in Brookhaven, Doraville and Chamblee. |
Brookhaven |
GA |
$10,604,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cobb County Department of Transportation |
Cobb Department of Transportation is requesting $2.5 million for the Chattahoochee RiverLands project through the Community Development Fund within the Economic Development Initiatives projects. This project will support Phase II of the Chattahoochee RiverLands greenway trail to better connect communities along the river and the Metro Atlanta region. |
Cobb County |
GA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cumberland Community Improvement District (CID) |
The Cumberland Community Improvement District (CID) is requesting $1 million for the Paces Mill/Palisades Unit through the Community Development Fund within the Economic Development Initiatives projects. The purpose of the project is to preserve and protect the 48-mile Chattahoochee River corridor from the Buford Dam to Peachtree Creek, and its associated natural and cultural resources, for the benefit and enjoyment of the people. |
Cobb County |
GA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
MARTA |
MARTA is requesting $6 million for the Electric Vehicle Buses project through the Transit Infrastructure Grants. |
DeKalb and Fulton Counties |
GA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Atlanta |
The City of Atlanta is requesting $8 million for the Cascade Avenue Complete Street Project through the Highway Infrastructure Program. The project will redesign a portion of Cascade Avenue into a Complete Streets Project provides a safer transportation corridor for pedestrians, bikers, and drivers. |
Fulton County |
GA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
GA Department of Transportation |
The Georgia Department of Transportation is requesting $8 million for Atlanta to Savannah Passenger Rail Environmental Impact Studies through the Consolidated Rail Infrastructure and Safety Improvement (CRISI) Grants. The request would fund environmental impact studies for the Atlanta to Savannah to ready the Atlanta to Savannah corridor for implementation of high speed passenger rail service by completing the required environmental studies and preparing a service development plan. |
Multiple |
GA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Augusta-Richmond County Coliseum Authority |
The Augusta-Richmond County Coliseum Authority is requesting $5 million for the James Brown Arena transportation project through the Highway Infrastructure Program. The funding would be used to for Telfair and Fenwick street improvements around the new James Brown Arena. |
Richmond County |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Savannah |
The City of Savannah is requesting $7.2 million for their Delesseps Avenue Improvements project through the Highway Infrastructure Program. |
Savannah |
GA |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Ossoff |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Valdosta |
The City of Valdosta is requesting $993,000 to expand their Valdosta On-Demand fleet through the Transit Infrastructure Grants. This fleet expansion would allow the City of Valdosta to provide service to the existing 2,600 users, enable some continued growth during its start-up phase, and to grow to meet the burgeoning demand for public transit. These additional vans would be crucial in creating a reliable quality of service that employees need to plan their work commute and other essential trips. |
Valdosta |
GA |
$993,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Inyo |
Construction of new civic building in Bishop to house city services. |
City of Bishop |
CA |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Inyo |
Center to provide resources for small businesses to develop in the Eastern Sierra region. |
Inyo County |
CA |
$205,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Mariposa |
Construction of ambulance bay in Wawona to improve response times in Yosemite National Park and Mariposa County. |
Mariposa County |
CA |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Monterey |
Sidewalks to provide safe travel for pedestrians |
Monterey County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Nevada |
Installation of a 330,000-gallon water storage tank, pipeline, and fire hydrants in North San Juan, CA, to allow for pressurized water delivery for fire suppression in the downtown core |
Nevada County |
CA |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
North San Joaquin Water Conservation District |
The South System Groundwater Recharge Project will modernize the southern portion of the District’s surface water irrigation system and build long-term resilience to drought by providing surface water for irrigation in-lieu of groundwater pumping. |
San Joaquin County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Tuolumne |
New fire apparatus to replace aging equipment currently used by Fire Department. |
Tuolumne County |
CA |
$1,055,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Chabot Space & Science Center |
Funding for STEM educational programs through Chabot Space & Science Center's partnership with NASA Ames Research Center. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Burbank |
Improved infrastructure for emergency responders' radio systems. |
City of Burbank |
CA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Burbank |
Program to implement community policing best practices, including partnership with Social Services Outreach personnel to address issues on case-by-case basis. |
City of Burbank |
CA |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Elk Grove |
Purchase of equipment for the City’s Forensics and Evidence bureaus that meets the applicable requirements of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Office of Law Enforcement Standards. |
City of Elk Grove |
CA |
$552,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Rancho Cucamonga |
The Rancho Cucamonga Public Library Second Story and Beyond project aims to develop STEAM-related educational exhibits and programs for the community and greater region. |
City of Rancho Cucamunga |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of San Jose |
Replacement of portable radios that are at end of life to improve communications capabilities of public safety departments. |
City of San Jose |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of San Jose |
Expansion of San Jose's crisis intervention training program and establishment of a Mobile Crisis Assessment Team in collaboration with Santa Clara County Behavioral Health Services. |
City of San Jose |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Rosa |
Project to establish the Santa Rosa Justice and Mental Health Collaboration Program, a mobile crisis response program focused on vulnerable communities, specifically those with individuals experiencing homelessness, substance abuse, and mental health challenges. |
City of Santa Rosa |
CA |
$1,052,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Vallejo Police Department |
Project will provide trauma-informed mental health response and linkages to social services over arrest in Vallejo, CA. |
City of Vallejo |
CA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Interagency Communications Interoperability System |
The project involves upgrading software and hardware at two master sites and 40 repeater sites throughout Los Angeles County to provide seamless interoperable communications for emergency/first response. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
AltaSea at the Port of Los Angeles |
Hands on educational experiences for Los Angeles area students in grades 3-12 that qualify for free lunches (Title 1) in four sectors of the Blue Economy: sustainable aquaculture, ocean exploration and mapping, clean energy, and underwater robotics. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Scripps Institution of Oceanography |
UC San Diego--Scripps Institution of Oceanography study to determine impact of DDT dumping across the San Pedro Basin. |
Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego, Ventura Counties |
CA |
$5,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Greater Farallones Association |
The Greater Farallones Kelp Recovery project aims to restore bull kelp forest along the Sonoma and Mendocino coastlines within Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary through urchin population management, outplanting kelp, monitoring, mapping and community engagement. |
Mendocino and Sonoma Counties |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Monterey |
This project expands the current 9-1-1 phone capabilities and adds interoperability to Monterey County's expanded dispatch center. |
Monterey County |
CA |
$466,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Napa |
Project to to upgrade countywide public safety radio and communication systems. |
Napa County |
CA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Nevada |
This project would provide an upgraded Public Safety-grade communications solution to replace an obsolete and partially operable system that is no longer supported by its manufacturer. |
Nevada County |
CA |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Oraange |
Orange County Coordinated Reentry Center to help incarcerated individuals navigate through the various county programs, assistance programs and referrals. |
Orange County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Orange |
Technology for Orange County Intelligence Assessment Center, a fusion center operated with local, state, and federal law enforcement partners. |
Orange County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Riverside |
Technology to automate and speed-up DNA testing for evidence in criminal cases. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$515,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The California Academy of Sciences |
Project to merge ongoing biodiversity data from California's researchers, local communities, Indigenous peoples, agency staff, non-profits into climate change resilience mitigations. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of San Luis Obispo |
Project to enhance the radio communications system used by public safety, fire, and emergency medical first responders throughout the county. |
San Luis Obispo County |
CA |
$5,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
San Mateo County Sheriff's Office |
Enhanced Crisis Intervention Training to educate first responders on responding to psychiatric emergency situations. |
San Mateo County |
CA |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Paradise |
Upgraded radios to replace system lost in Camp Fire. |
Town of Paradise |
CA |
$615,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Ventura |
Expansion of Ventura County Cold Case Joint Specialized Unit for investigation, laboratory analysis, and prosecution of backlogged violent and sexual assault cases. |
Ventura County |
CA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Union Sanitary District |
As Union Sanitary District works on enhancing wastewater treatment, there will be a substantial increase in the facility's electrical power needs. This project seeks to offset these anticipated increases by adding additional solar photovoltaic power generation on-site. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Pilot program to test for the beneficial use of dredged sediment. |
Alameda, Contra Costa, San Mateo Counties |
CA |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Project to ensure the treatment plant and water reclamation facility will comply with current and future regulations, meets local demand for reclaimed water and facilitates projected growth. |
Calaveras County |
CA |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Army Corps of Engineers Feasibility Study to restore stretches of the Rio Hondo and tributaries in the San Gabriel watershed in northern Los Angeles County. |
City of Arcadia |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding will initiate the Los Angeles River Ecosystem Restoration Project P3 Pilot, which will restore more than 700 acres of habitat along a central 11-mile stretch of the Los Angeles River in the City of Los Angeles. |
City of Los Angeles |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Structural improvements to Morro Bay's North-T Pier. |
City of Morro Bay |
CA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Dredging of Newport Bay Harbor for sediment management. |
City of Newport Beach |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Special study by the Army Corps of Engineers to review plans to mitigate erosion caused by construction of Camp Pendleton and restore beach conditions. |
City of Oceanside |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
The Feasibility Study would be used to inform an updated capacity to the San Diego River Levee System, while ensuring that the City of San Diego continues to maintain at least 100-year management on the existing system. |
City of San Diego |
CA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation |
This project will install approximately 3,500 feet of pipeline to replace a portion of the Shortcut Pipeline, a five-mile long pipeline that provides the primary untreated water supply to municipal, commercial, and industrial customers in Contra Costa County. |
Contra Costa County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Dredging to maintain the safe navigability and drainage functions of of the San Rafael Federal Navigation Channel. |
County of Marin |
CA |
$6,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation |
Project's objective is to address forecast reliability and the availability of annual snowpack runoff from the Sierra-Nevada to better prepare for and respond to drought events. |
El Dorado County |
CA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Salton Sea Perimeter Lake Feasibility Study will facilitate the development of a longer-range solution to address future playa exposure and the associated public health and environmental impacts. |
Imperial |
CA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation |
Project will help the Imperial Irrigation District improve public safety for the City of Calexico and surrounding communities by relocating open channel, |
Imperial County |
CA |
$6,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Report in coordination with the Army Corps of Engineers to address long-standing, systemic water infrastructure and pollution issues in and around the New River. |
Imperial County |
CA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation |
Project includes the development of a regional water bank in Kern County. |
Kern County |
CA |
$8,358,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This feasibility study is the second phase of the larger Lower San Joaquin River Flood Control Project encompassing the City of Stockton and the San Joaquin County region. |
Lathrop and Manteca |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This funding is to reimburse costs associated with treatment and remediation of the groundwater treatment facilities. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Mills Memorial Park Recycled Water Lateral is part of West Basin’s larger Harbor South Bay project, which is a cooperative effort with the US Army Corps of Engineers to develop up to 48,000 acre-feet of recycled water for municipal and environmental uses in the Los Angeles area. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$3,790,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
This project will construct a water treatment facility that is necessary to abate per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS/PFOA). |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding will help determine the feasibility of carrying out an aquatic ecosystem restoration project to improve quality of the Santa Clara River watershed, which is struggling with an infestation of invasive plants, primarily Arundo. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
South Coast Air Quality Management District |
Replacement of line-haul locomotive engine with an 8 megawatt-hour battery-power propulsion system. |
Los Angeles, Riverside, and San Bernardino Countie |
CA |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Construction of the levee at Bel Marin Keys, which is necessary to prepare the site to receive dredged material and ultimately be opened up to the Bay. |
Marin County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Updating the Water Control Manual, which governs Coyote Valley Dam and Lake Mendocino operations, will enhance ability to manage water capacity. |
Mendocino and Sonoma Counties |
CA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Project will enhance vegetation clearance to prevent wildfire damage to the federally managed Coyote Valley Dam. |
Mendocino, Sonoma, and Marin Counties |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Project will convert two rock quarry pits to temporary storage/recharge basins; construct one additional recharge pond; construct two storage recovery sump pumps; four shallow groundwater recovery wells; two weirs, and a turnout structure in Los Banos Creek. |
Merced County |
CA |
$8,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation |
This funding will support an ongoing Reclamation program (Central Valley Project Improvement Act), through the Water and Related Resources fund. |
Merced, Kern, and Tulare Counties |
CA |
$12,190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Dredging Napa River to maintain navigable depth |
Napa County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This is a regional project that will install 4,500 feet of pipeline, including metered interconnections, to improve water supply, flow, and pressure. |
Placer County |
CA |
$3,525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation |
This project will directly address the health impacts of the environmental crisis at the Salton Sea, and its disparate impact on the Indigenous and Latino communities in the region. The research will also provide important data on the sources of toxic dust in the region and assessment of benefits, if any, from ongoing and planned dust mitigation projects in the region. |
Riverside and Imperial Counties |
CA |
$496,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation |
Project to replace two critical wells that serve the broader Beaumont area. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$8,934,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
The Murrieta Creek Flood Control, Environmental Restoration, and Recreation Project provides 100-year level of flood protection to the Cities of Murrieta, Temecula, and Wildomar. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Salton Sea dust suppression project consisting of design and immediate surface roughening with expansion of vegetation enhancement in the future with the development of water source. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Fish screens for Sacramento River diversion to improve fishery protection and increase water operation and management efficiencies. |
Sacramento and Sutter Counties |
CA |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding will assist individual Regional Water Authority members in planning for and constructing critical infrastructure needed to achieve the goals and objectives of the Water Bank. |
Sacramento, Placer, and El Dorado Counties |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation |
The Program will deliver up to 50,000 acre-feet per year of drought-resistant recycled water to irrigate more than 16,000 acres in southern Sacramento County. |
Sacramento, San Joaquin and, Yolo Counties |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Funding will help accelerate efforts to reactivate historic floodplains in the Sacramento River to build resiliency in both California’s environment and water systems by: supporting the abundant return of migratory birds along the Pacific Flyway; revitalizing river food webs and supporting the recovery of salmon populations; recharging precious groundwater aquifers; improving flood protection in an era of increasing storm severity and a changing climate. |
Sacramento, Yolo, Sutter, Colusa, Glenn Counties |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Project with Army Corps of Engineers to update the Operations Manual for the Seven Oaks Dam, so that its operations provide for improved water supply and habitat benefits along the river. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
San Francisco Food Bank |
Solar panels for planned expansion of San Francisco-Marin Foodbank. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funds will be used for maintenance dredging to maintain the Port of Stockton channel at its authorized depth and clear of obstructions. |
San Joaquin County |
CA |
$9,675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation |
Existing customer water meters have surpassed their operational life expectancy. This project replaces all customer meters within an existing Automated Meter Reading system with smart meters. |
San Luis Obispo |
CA |
$875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Study to identify flood risk management and ecosystem restoration options for the South San Francisco Bay Shoreline Project |
Santa Clara County |
CA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
The Pajaro River Flood Risk Management Project protects the City of Watsonville, on one side of the river in Santa Cruz County, and the Town of Pajaro, on the other side in Monterey County. This funding will initiate the construction phase. |
Santa Cruz County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funds for harbor dredging, which is critical to maintaining safe and navigable depths in the federal channel at Santa Cruz Harbor. |
Santa Cruz County |
CA |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding for fire fuels management, clearing vegetation necessary to prevent the spread of fires. |
Sonoma County |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Sutter National Wildlife Refuge is unable to fully utilize its existing water rights to sustain 2,500 acres of wetland habitat critical to migrating waterfowl. The Sutter Basin Water Conveyance Project will increase reliability of Level 2 and Level 4 refuge water supplies in accordance with Bureau of Reclamation requirements. |
Sutter County |
CA |
$8,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Project to replace Tuolumne Utilities District’s remaining 6,000 linear feet of Techite with new PVC pipelines. |
Tuolumne County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Water in the Apple Colony area is unsuitable for human consumption and often exceeds the State bacteriological standard limits for recreational body contact. Extension of potable water service to the Apple Colony area would resolve several issues related to health and safety, water supply reliability, and water use efficiency. |
Tuolumne County |
CA |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Project to bypass problematic gold rush era section of open ditch with a pipeline connecting the Columbia Water Treatment Plant directly to the Matelot Reservoir. |
Tuolumne County |
CA |
$520,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Maintenance dredging is required annually to ensure adequate navigational depths for Ventura Harbor safety, commerce, and operations. |
Ventura County |
CA |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
A feasibility study is required to assess the rehabilitation and reconstruction work required to re-certify the Santa Clara River levee. |
Ventura County |
CA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Planning, engineering, and design of flood controls for Lower Cache Creek. |
Yolo County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
Project goal is to establish a plan for enhancing the flood protection, the agricultural production, the habitat value, the water supply and quality and the recreation provided by the Yolo Bypass system. |
Yolo County |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
East Bay Regional Park District |
Project to address the massive tree die off and wildfire threat in the East Bay Area. |
Alameda and Contra Costa Counties |
CA |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Chino Hills |
Citywide fuel reduction project to reduce the potential for wildfire spread. |
City of Chino Hills |
CA |
$565,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Lancaster |
Development of a fully functioning off the grid emergency operations center at Lancaster City Hall. |
City of Lancaster |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Oakland |
Funding for Master Plan and Design for the West Oakland Resilience Hub, a community-led project aimed at promoting everyday resilience and providing vital support to the local community in the immediate aftermath of a disaster. |
City of Oakland |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Santa Rosa |
Construction of permanent Emergency Operations Center to ensure continuity of operations and communications during wildfires and other natural disaster events. |
City of Santa Rosa |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Torrance |
Funding to allow for back-up power source at new Emergency Operations Center |
City of Torrance |
CA |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
City of Torrance |
Project to ensure continuity of operations in the event of a disaster. |
City of Torrance |
CA |
$276,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
Monterey County |
Project to enhance security around perimeter of the Monterey County Emergency Operations Center. |
Monterey County |
CA |
$398,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
Municipal Water District of Orange County |
Operational upgrades to Emergency Operations Center that supports the resiliency of Orange County's 37 water and wastewater agencies |
Orange County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Homeland Security |
Santa Clara Valley Water District |
Project to address the seismic instability of Leroy Anderson Dam, including a diversion system composed of a tunnel and outlet structure that will allow for far more water to be released from the reservoir. |
Santa Clara County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Union Sanitary District |
The program includes projects that upgrade and bring infrastructure to current standards, prepare for future treatment processes such as nutrient removal (nitrogen, phosphorus, and ammonia), preserve capacity for a growing Bay Area, and manage the effects of a changing environment. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Alameda |
Project to replace old water pipes to improve water pressure to safe levels and to prevent contamination caused by leaky or broken pipes. |
City of Alameda |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Banning |
Project to design and construct an equalization basin with two chambers, to equalize daily peak flows prior to discharge to downstream processes and equalize storm water flows and provide emergency overflow from the first chamber. |
City of Banning |
CA |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Burbank |
Project seeks funding to replace water tender with new apparatus to better serve as a regional asset for urban and wildland fire suppression services. |
City of Burbank |
CA |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Camarillo |
Project to construct a new parallel sewer pipeline that will serve as the backbone to the Camarillo Sanitary District sewer system. |
City of Camarillo |
CA |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of East Palo Alto |
Project to upgrade city's aging and deteriorating water distribution system. |
City of East Palo Alto |
CA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gustine |
Funding to purchase and install a one million gallon water tank storage system and booster pump station, replacing the current 75,000 gallon tank to help improve service. |
City of Gustine |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gustine |
Project to create a more stable water distribution system with sufficient water pressure throughout the city that minimizes public health risks and safety concerns, in compliance with the EPA's national primary drinking water regulations. |
City of Gustine |
CA |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Long Beach Water Department |
System upgrade will fulfill the need for operation staff to remotely monitor and control its Groundwater Treatment Plant and 73 remote facilities including sewer lift stations, wells, Metropolitan Water District connections, reclaim pumps stations, reservoirs, and booster stations. |
City of Long Beach |
CA |
$752,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Los Angeles |
Remediation activities to support the overall reuse of the site and provide neighborhood improvement by removing blight, mitigating further physical decay and vandalism. |
City of Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pasadena |
Relining 20,000 linear feet of aging sewer pipe in Northwest Pasadena. |
City of Pasadena |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Placentia |
Funding will be utilized to rehabilitate and repair various sewer lines in the City's Old Town Placentia District as well as replace the existing Crowther sewer line to accommodate new development in the City's Transit Oriented District. |
City of Placentia |
CA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Reedley |
Project to replace underground sewer trunk that brings all of the raw sewage from City of Reedley to the treatment plant. |
City of Reedley |
CA |
$2,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sacramento |
Funding to start the design and planning work needed for Fairbairn Groundwater Well. |
City of Sacramento |
CA |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sacramento |
Project would alleviate wastewater overflow by installing 2,700 linear feet of 108-inch diameter pipe on 24th Street between H and K Streets.
|
City of Sacramento |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
East Bay Municipal Utility District |
Project to bolster drinking water reliability for EBMUD customers, including those in fence-line and disadvantaged communities, as well as for the greater Bay Area, by making improvements daily operations at the drinking water treatment plant. |
City of San Leandro |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Ana |
The Santa Ana Water Well 29 Improvement Project will enhance the security around the water well, replace mechanical and electrical systems to increase efficiency of the water pump infrastructure, and upgrade remote-control tools to effectively manage the well’s operations. |
City of Santa Ana |
CA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Cruz |
Replacement of old, outdated water meters for 28,000 residences in the City of Santa Cruz service area with smart meters. |
City of Santa Cruz |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Maria |
Funding will help construct the top priority sewer upgrade in the City of Santa Maria that will support the redevelopment of the downtown core. |
City of Santa Maria |
CA |
$2,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Rosa |
This project will protect against inflow capacity exceedances at the Laguna Treatment Plant by improving the City’s ability to quickly mobilize and operate diversion pumps. |
City of Santa Rosa |
CA |
$1,111,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Santee |
Vegetation management to address high threat areas in danger of wild fires. |
City of Santee |
CA |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of South San Francisco |
Funding will allow for expansion of the water reuse component - including all infrastructure - to irrigate additional properties, saving millions of gallons of precious drinking water.
|
City of South San Francisco |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thousand Oaks |
Design and construction of treatment system and groundwater wellhead improvements to supply potable water to public facilities and other City water customers. |
City of Thousand Oaks |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Thousand Oaks |
Construction of a new receiving station for fats, oils, and grease waste at the City of Thousand Oaks Hill Canyon Treatment Plant. |
City of Thousand Oaks |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Torrance |
This project will implement the regional stormwater basin project at the Torrance Municipal Airport to divert, capture and treat urban stormwater runoff. |
City of Torrance |
CA |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Torrance |
This project will improve an existing regional flood control facility which conveys storm flows from a large drainage area along the lower slopes of the Palos Verdes Peninsula. |
City of Torrance |
CA |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Twentynine Palms |
Development of wastewater system to protect groundwater resources from contamination and provide a means for using recycled water to recharge groundwater. |
City of Twentynine Palms |
CA |
$829,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Yucaipa |
Project to create regional flood control and groundwater recharge facility. |
City of Yucaipa |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
East Bay Regional Park District |
Planning, design and construction of the Port Chicago-Concord Hills visitor center. |
Contra Costa County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of Sacramento |
The project aims to reduce dependency on surface water supplies and provide a buffer to increasing pressures on surface water supplies from climate change, salmon recovery and Delta needs. |
County of Sacramento |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Daly City |
The Vista Grande Drainage Basin Improvement Project is a multi-benefit stormwater management project that will
manage, treat, and reuse stormwater in the Vista Grande Drainage Basin while also providing regional water quality,
water supply, and recreational benefits. |
Daly City |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
South Coast Water District |
This Project involves the installation of a subsurface ocean intake system, called a slant well, to provide a reliable water supply to a region that relies on 85-100% imported water. |
Dana Point |
CA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tolowa Dee-ni' Nation |
The project replaces wastewater infrastructure serving 150 low-income households in a mobile home park that was
purchased by the Tribe in 2016. |
Del Norte, CA |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
South Tahoe Public Utility District |
Project to upgrade and improve four existing water delivery pipelines within the City of South Lake Tahoe and the County of El Dorado to provide future drought preparedness through potable water conservation; enhance fire fighting capabilities; and install fire hydrants in neighborhoods without current protections. |
El Dorado County |
CA |
$8,054,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of El Monte |
Project site work will involve the excavation and proper disposal of soils in areas of known contamination at Pioneer Park. |
El Monte |
CA |
$3,749,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of El Monte |
This project proposes a new storm drain and infiltration system to alleviate the flooding at this location while
replenishing ground water resources and minimizing pollutants from entering the San Gabriel River. |
El Monte |
CA |
$1,629,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Water Replenishment District of Southern CA |
The Regional Brackish Water Reclamation Program, managed by Water Replenishment District, will treat and convert brackish groundwater to potable tap water to create a new supply of drinking water in southern Los Angeles County. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Trust for Public Land |
Project to add significant greening, stormwater infrastructure, and irrigation capacity to the parkways along 2.4 miles of urban streets in the San Fernando Valley. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County Sanitation District No. 8 |
This project will replace aging sanitary sewer system infrastructure to prevent sewage spills that could adversely impact public health and downstream receiving waters, including the Dominguez Channel, Los Angeles Harbor and ultimately the Pacific Ocean. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Modesto |
The River Trunk Realignment Project would realign the majority of the River Trunk line further inland from the
Tuolumne River to improve the accessibility, capacity, and reliability of the River Trunk system, and extend the useful life of the existing infrastructure. |
Modesto, CA |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Monterey One Water |
Project to expand potable water reuse supply for community. |
Monterey County |
CA |
$7,122,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of Nevada |
Project to conduct fuel thinning to improve forest conditions within the wildland urban interface and create a defense zone near homes and along roads including essential egress and ingress routes for nearby communities. |
Nevada County |
CA |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Santa Margarita Water District |
The project would increase water supply, reliability and
sustainability for the Santa Margarita Water District by treating existing brackish groundwater and/or recharged recycled water. |
Orange County |
CA |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Santa Margarita Water District |
The Oso Barrier Water Treatment Plant Project will treat captured urban return flows that are generated in the Cities of Rancho Santa Margarita, and Mission Viejo as well as portions of unincorporated south Orange County. |
Orange County |
CA |
$6,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Yorba Linda Water District |
The Heli-Hydrant is an innovative 12-foot wide, 2,400-gallon water tank for firefighting helicopters. |
Orange County |
CA |
$552,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tahoe Regional Planning Agency |
Project to protect Lake Tahoe from aquatic invasive species. |
Placer, El Dorado, Nevada, Alpine, Sierra Counties |
CA |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Western Municipal Water District |
Construction of a Granulated Activated Carbon installation at the Western Water Recycling Facility, which has been proven to be an effective treatment for PFAS chemicals. |
Riverside |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Coachella Valley Water District |
Project to extend a water transmission line to the community of Mecca. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$6,540,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Western Riverside County Regional Conservation Aut |
Funding be allocated to the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for the Wolfskill Acquisition Project to acquire three parcels adjacent to over 700 acres of BLM land within the Multiple Species Habitat Conservation Plan area for purposes of habitat conservation. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$4,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Municipal Water District |
The San Jacinto Valley Raw Water Conveyance Facilities Project will provide imported untreated water conveyance for program recharge operations in Eastern Municipal Water District's service area. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
South Coast Air Quality Management District |
South Coast AQMD would conduct near real-time air monitoring for pollutants related to the Salton Sea, including Particulate Matter (PM), Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S), metal particulates, and information on particle composition (Chloride, Nitrate, Sulfate, Black Carbon and Total Carbon). The project also would provide a user-friendly portal for community members to access information with the ability to subscribe to community-specific notifications. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$918,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wildfire Conservancy |
Study and testing of measures to reduce firefighters' risk of respiratory and skin exposure to contaminants during wildfires. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Western Municipal Water District |
This project would provide redundant water and sewer
connections to the March Air Reserve Base, reducing the risk of service disruptions due to a potential catastrophic pipeline failure. |
Riverside, CA |
|
$12,640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rancho California Water District |
This project will construct a new cast-in-place concrete
chlorine contact tank and an adjacent Regional Pump Station to treat and deliver high quality groundwater from
Rancho Water's Upper VDC Recharge and Recovery Facility. |
Riverside, San Diego |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Inland Empire Utilities Agency |
This project will retrofit aging tertiary treatment infrastructure that has reached the end of its useful life while also improving water quality and system efficiencies. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$2,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Valley Water District |
Construction of a groundwater well in the Rialto Groundwater Basin, identified by SGMA as "Very Low Priority," in the Shay Trails area of North Fontana. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Borrego Water District |
Installation of a transmission line to help keep more residences with water service when there is a pipeline break, provide better water system reliability, and provide proper fire flow to the system. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$862,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sweetwater Authority |
Project will remove groundwater minerals that accumulate in the water distribution system. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
California Academy of Sciences |
Project to transform one of the existing exhibit halls within the museum into a dedicated space that explores the changing face of California -- from shifting landscapes to the exceptional and exceptionally threatened biodiversity, to climate change impacts, wildfire, and human communities.
|
San Francisco |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of San Leandro |
The funding would be used to install full trash capture devices in 18 locations throughout San Leandro in order to
ensure the San Leandro community remains in compliance with important State and regional water quality
regulatory standards. |
San Leandro, CA |
|
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cambria Community Services District |
This project will provide, among other plant improvements, a permanent, reliable nutrient removal process for the Plant by replacing mechanical equipment which has failed or reached end-of-life with high-efficiency alternatives. |
San Luis Obispo County |
CA |
$5,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cambria Community Services District |
Replacement of tanks past operational life expectancy to ensure adequate flows for fire suppression, sanitation, and human consumption. |
San Luis Obispo County |
CA |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Soquel Creek Water District |
Water reuse project that will use advanced water purification methods to purify recycled water to replenish the region's unsustainable groundwater basin and prevent seawater intrusion from moving further inland and contaminating drinking water wells. |
Santa Cruz County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
West Basin Municipal Water District |
This project entails the construction of a 3.6-mile pipeline and the installation of a new booster pump station - the Lago Seco Pump Station – which will serve to deliver water to elevated sites. |
Torrance, Palos Verdes |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Earlimart Public Utility District |
Water treatment improvements on Front St. Well to improve quality and capacity. |
Tulare County |
CA |
$1,756,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Earlimart Public Utility District |
Project to address aging sewer interceptor to prevent overflows and provide additional wastewater collection capacity. |
Tulare County |
CA |
$1,284,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of California, Davis |
Project to establish a future Pandemic Prevention & Rapid Response Institute to train the next generation of interdisciplinary scientists and clinicians needed to address future potential pandemic threats, accelerate access to the facilities and intellectual resources, actively translate new findings from laboratory to bedside and back on an ongoing basis, and create the infrastructure needed to scale-up prevention, diagnosis, and mitigation of future diseases. |
Yolo, Sacramento, Nationwide |
CA |
$985,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District |
The Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District will develop and deploy a community engagement pilot program to improve parent participation and student performance in mathematics and English Language Arts for Latinx families. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$382,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Palo Verde Healthcare District |
Project to establish a community mobile health unit/clinic provide primary, behavioral/mental health services, specialty care and health education in person and by telehealth services. |
Blythe |
CA |
$352,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Dublin |
Center to serve as a central entry point for assessment, triage, treatment, and care coordination for anyone seeking mental health treatment, regardless of insurance type or status. |
City of Dublin |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Irvine Valley College |
The Pilot Irvine Valley College Puente Project will bring dedicated programming to to increase the number of educationally underrepresented students who enroll in four-year colleges and universities and successfully earn college degrees. |
City of Irvine |
CA |
$282,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Los Angeles |
To fund an alternative, unarmed dispatch model for 911 calls involving people experiencing homelessness and/or a mental health crisis. |
City of Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Oakland |
To create trauma-informed systems of care across all program services from Head Start to Senior Services. |
City of Oakland |
CA |
$1,230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Rancho Cordova |
Funding to assist with the start-up costs of first youth center in the Rancho Cordova community. |
City of Rancho Cordova |
CA |
$340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
California State University, Sacramento |
Funding for equipment to support a new power engineering laboratory in order to meet current teaching and workforce demands. |
City of Sacramento |
CA |
$584,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of South San Francisco |
The Economic Mobility Resource Hub Workforce Development Program will bring supportive, case-management driven workforce development services to North San Mateo County residents facing job loss and job insecurity resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. |
City of South San Francisco |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Contra Costa, County of |
To establish a Crisis Hub to serve as headquarters for a dissemination of mental health services. |
Contra Costa |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Contra Costa |
Project to expand Contra Costa Behavioral Health Services' existing Mobile Crisis Response Teams to more fully address the behavioral health needs of county residents in crisis. |
Contra Costa County |
CA |
$1,062,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Contra Costa Community College District |
Project to incentivize and compensate faculty to create Open Textbooks and synchronize courses with Open Educational Resources in order to save students significant money. |
Contra Costa County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Los Angeles Department of Mental Health |
The Mental Health Hub at the Olive View-UCLA Medical Center will provide children and youth with the appropriate level of care and mental health services, add to the overall system of mental health care for this high-risk population, and deliver care for children while remaining with their family. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lake Tahoe Community College District |
The Fire Academy would use funds to support vital training materials to ensure cadets are prepared to save lives and communities during fire operations. |
El Dorado |
CA |
$269,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LA Promise Fund |
Expansion of GirlsBuild initiative, which challenges teams of predominately African American and Latina young women from public middle and high schools to use STEM principles and 21st Century learning skills to be agents of positive change in promoting social justice and uplifting their respective communities. |
Los Angeles and San Diego Counties |
CA |
$220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles Community College District |
Project to address students’ basic needs by developing Family And Community/Civic Engagement Services and establishing the Family Resource and Re-Entry Initiative for Success in Education (RISE) Centers, to provide underserved students with the support they need to access higher education. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,662,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
White Memorial Medical Center (Adventist Health Wh |
Funding for equipment to completely renovate the Catheterization Lab, while also adding two operatories in the OR to address the significant backlog of surgeries. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Hospital Los Angeles |
Funding to procure a high-performance, low field 0.55T MRI for the Children's Hospital Los Angeles Heart Institute. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles Conservation Corps |
The Corps will scale up activities and provide more paid job training, educational opportunities, support services, and career development services to young adults. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles Community College District |
Together the programs will provide significant increases to career training in the Los Angeles region, spanning from the San Fernando Valley to East Los Angeles. |
Los Angeles County |
|
$1,320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
California State University Northridge |
By strategically investing in the success of HSIs and closing student equity gaps, CSUN hopes to activate Latinx and other diverse communities’ talent to ensure collective success as a nation and America’s future in high-demand STEM fields. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County Office of Education |
Funding to develop and create better access to mental health resources for students. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cedars Sinai Medical Center |
This funding will allow Cedars Sinai to expand the Simulation Center at their main campus and improve patient outcomes by providing advanced training to medical professionals who will be able to treat patients with complex medical issues closer to the patient’s home. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$998,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tarzana Treatment Centers, Inc. |
Funding for mobile medical unit and provide mobile integrated healthcare services to underserved populations throughout Los Angeles County. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MemorialCare Health Center |
Expansion of dedicated obstetrics clinic and integration with electronic health record. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mt. San Antonio Community College District |
Short-term certification program to train people to fill health care related jobs, such as ambulance technicians, pharmacy technicians, medical technicians, and other related fields with strong job growth. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$495,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of California, Los Angeles |
The BruinHub is a proposal to create space and services for UCLA students impacted by extreme commutes and housing insecurity. |
Los Angeles County |
|
$451,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science |
Program to train Community Health Workers to meet the needs of South Los Angeles residents and beyond with culturally appropriate and relevant approaches to health education that increase access to health services. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County Office of Education |
This project aims to provide targeted training and support for staff utilizing Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports as a framework to create safe and supportive learning environments. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Monterey |
Program to provide vulnerable youth with important work experience and job readiness training. |
Monterey County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UC Davis Health |
To create a regional digital public health platform to improve access to and continuity of care for vulnerable populations.
|
Northern California Region |
CA |
$1,699,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Anaheim Union High School District |
Development of a Career Preparedness Systems Framework Toolkit and Training Lab that could be used by school districts and communities across California. |
Orange County |
CA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saddleback College |
The Green Auto Technology Training Pilot Program seeks to develop collaborative training that supports clean air technology and addresses skill requirements for employment and job retention in the workforce. |
Orange County |
|
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sierra Joint Community College District |
Expanded training in stainless steel welding, as well as all other welding processes through AR technology, to better prepare community college students to meet industry needs. |
Placer County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Loma Linda University Health |
Project will fund construction and furnishing of a new Federally Qualified Health Center in the Coachella Valley. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Riverside Community College District |
Project to equip classrooms with live streaming and lecture capture capability, providing an immediate flexibility to adapt to changing space requirements for hybrid instruction. It would also enhance instruction by giving faculty the option to make captured lectures available to students for reference purposes. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
California Primary Care Association |
Program to develop community health center leadership to meet California's diverse needs. |
Sacramento County |
CA |
$842,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
PRIDE Industries |
This pilot project would expand transition services like workplace readiness training and work-based learning experiences to students with disabilities in Northern California through a virtual platform. |
Sacramento County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
California State University, San Bernardino |
Project to create a new program for high school students to learn cybersecurity skills in the Inland Empire's high schools. Project build an online platform with specialized cyber educational curricula. |
San Bernardino City |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
California State University, San Bernardino |
Equipment for Master of Science in Physician's Assistant program. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
San Bernardino County Workforce Development Dept. |
Project to develop a better system for linking persons with disabilities seeking work with employers in search of employees. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of California San Diego |
The Summer Accelerate initiative will launch expanded summer support for our students, providing a flexible academic and co-curricular framework for all entering students, with enhanced pathways of success for first-generation, low-income, and historically under-represented students. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$184,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of California San Diego Health |
Construction of the Outpatient Pavilion, which will help continue the mission of the Hillcrest medical campus and ensure that the community, including underserved populations, will have much needed, expanded quality treatment. |
San Diego, Imperial, Riverside |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Futures Without Violence |
Development of the Courage Museum's Courageous Classrooms and Communities educational program aimed at ending violence as a public health crisis. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Santa Barbara |
Project to expand the Lompoc Health Clinic to increase capacity, patient flow, and the overall client experience. In addition, a generator for the primary care facility will be procured to support the information technology infrastructure and facility resilience in the event of power outages. |
Santa Barbara County |
CA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Sonoma |
Expansion of Accessing Coordinated Care and Empowering Self Sufficiency (ACCESS) Sonoma initiative cohorts to respond to and address the community impact resulting from repeated wildfires, flood, and power shut off events. |
Sonoma County |
CA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
First Behavioral Health Urgent Care Center |
To provide additional mental health services focused on serving the disadvantaged Latino Community. |
Stanislaus, Merced Counties |
CA |
$301,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community College League of California |
Funding to obtain library resources that reflect diversity of California's community college system, and creation of a shared electronic platform to enhance faculty, staff and student resources statewide. |
Statewide |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The City of Oakland |
Funding to support implementation and training of Mobile Assistance Community Responders of Oakland, a program that sends civilians with medical and mental health training to respond to non-violent emergency calls in East Oakland. |
The City of Oakland |
CA |
$1,441,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southeast Ventura County YMCA |
The program’s primary goals include improving students’ literacy and math skills to help them avoid summer learning loss; strengthening self-confidence, social-emotional development, physical health, and well-being; and increasing parental engagement. |
Ventura County |
|
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Moffett Federal Airfield |
The 129th Rescue Wing of the CA Air National Guard needs to replace their munitions maintenance shop, spare storage, and storage igloos. |
City of Mountain View |
CA |
$18,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Bakersfield Gateway Readiness Center |
This project will construct an approximately 35,000 square feet addition for 408 Soldiers assigned to an infantry battalion and a transportation company. |
Kern County |
CA |
$24,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Roberts |
This project will add approximately 65,000 square feet of barracks and 200 additional bed-spaces to support training and mobilization requirements for the installation. |
Monterey and San Luis Obispo Counties |
CA |
$26,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Roberts |
This project will integrate a modern waste water treatment capability within existing infrastructure for Camp Roberts that will safely treat effluent during peak training cycles and result in significant cost savings in perpetuity. |
Monterey and San Luis Obispo Counties |
CA |
$5,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
March Air Force Reserve Base |
This project will construct a 6,900 square foot multi-purpose training facility to support the training, readiness and equipment requirements for a California Air National Guard Medical Group. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Beale Air Force Base |
The project would combine both the 940th Squadron Operations and the 940th Aircraft Maintenance Unit. |
Yuba County |
CA |
$33,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hayward |
This new center will provide wraparound services including health, education, recreational, and career training services. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House California |
Finish construction of a new youth homeless services center in Oakland. |
Alameda County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Transportation Commission |
Supports the creation of a self-sustaining advance mitigation fund. |
Alameda,Contra Costa,Santa Clara,Napa,Sonoma,Marin |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Alameda |
Project to develop transitional housing for low-income residents of Alameda, including 24/7, year-round temporary housing for unsheltered individuals and families. |
City of Alameda |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Avalon |
The project will rehabilitate and improve the Cabrillo Mole Ferry Terminal. |
City of Avalon |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Avalon |
This intersection reconfiguration will channelize and calm traffic, provide shorter, more convenient and safe pedestrian crossings, and encourage multi-modal transportation options. |
City of Avalon |
CA |
$3,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaumont |
This project is a critical component to providing greater safety, accessibility, and sustainability. |
City of Beaumont |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Berkeley |
Provide a safe bicycle connection and improve pedestrian safety in West Berkeley. |
City of Berkeley |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Burbank |
The project will analyze, design, and retrofit the existing bridge pedestrian barriers on both the Olive Avenue and Magnolia Boulevard bridges. |
City of Burbank |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Burbank |
Project to install DC fast chargers for use by commuters, visitors, and residents to Burbank and the surrounding cities. |
City of Burbank |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Chino Hills |
Improvements to sidewalks, curbs, gutters, pavement rehabilitation, and street lights. |
City of Chino Hills |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cities of Dublin and San Ramon, Town of Danville |
This project provides safety improvements and enhancements to the Iron Horse Trail across multiple jurisdictions that improve the multi-use, whole access trail of regional significance from the City of Concord to the City of Pleasanton. |
City of Dublin/City of San Ramon/Town of Danville |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of East Palo Alto, CA |
This project will construct a new overcrossing to enable pedestrians and bicyclists to safely cross Highway 101. |
City of East Palo Alto |
CA |
$9,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of El Monte |
Increase safety and awareness, reduce the number of vehicular collisions involving pedestrians and cyclists, and create a new green space. |
City of El Monte |
CA |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Elk Grove |
Support new interchange connection to State Route 99 to improve housing and job opportunities. |
City of Elk Grove |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fresno |
Funds the St. Rest + Food to Share Hub, a food rescue and distribution project that will reach the most vulnerable residents in Southwest Fresno and across the metro area. |
City of Fresno |
CA |
$666,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fullerton |
Make city-wide ADA updates to facilities, parking, and public amenities. |
City of Fullerton |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Highland |
Project for improvements at State Route 210 and 5th Street, which will include additional turn lanes and ramp widening. |
City of Highland |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lake Elsinore |
Upgrades to sidewalks and landscaped parkways in Downtown Lake Elsinore. |
City of Lake Elsinore |
CA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach, Harbor Department |
Charging infrastructure for zero emissions equipment to help Port reduce emissions. |
City of Long Beach |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach, Harbor Department |
Project to create a new 9,000-foot departure track for trains serving four container terminals at the Port of Long Beach. |
City of Long Beach |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Los Angeles |
Install cool pavement coating and shade trees to reduce the ambient temperature in the Sylmar neighborhood by 20 degrees or more. |
City of Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Los Angeles |
Retrofit the foundation, restore the ground-level art, and add security features. |
City of Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Norwalk |
Makes facility improvements to implement electric bus program. |
City of Norwalk |
CA |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Oakland |
On 7th Street between the West Oakland Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) station, a hub of the BART system serving approximately 16,000 commuters each weekday, and Martin Luther King Jr. Way in Downtown Oakland, the project will construct protected bike lanes separating the path of travel for motorized vehicles and people on bikes/scooters; and widen sidewalks to minimum 6-foot effective width with lighting, landscape, accessible curb ramps, and crosswalk improvements, thereby increasing the safety and visibility of pedestrians; and install or modify traffic signals in order to improve multimodal connectivity between West Oakland, Downtown Oakland and the Oakland waterfront. |
City of Oakland |
CA |
$6,053,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Oakland |
Create affordable housing for families earning 20% - 60% Area Median Income, households with special needs, and homeless households. |
City of Oakland |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Oceanside |
Develop a year-round, 50-bed homeless shelter with wrap-around care services to assist people experiencing homelessness. |
City of Oceanside |
CA |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Palm Desert |
Reduce traffic congestion, increase access to housing, support the economic health and growth of the community. |
City of Palm Desert |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Palmdale |
The project will enhance safety, reduce congestion, and improve operations of vehicular, bicycle, pedestrian, and train traffic. |
City of Palmdale |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Palo Alto, California |
Replacement of deficient fire station. |
City of Palo Alto |
CA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pasadena, California |
Undergrounding overhead utilities in Northwest Pasadena that are classified as extreme threat with regard to wildfire vulnerability. |
City of Pasadena |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pasadena |
Construction of a public electric vehicle charging station. |
City of Pasadena, California |
CA |
$316,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Placentia |
The Placentia Metrolink Station and Parking Structure Project will construct the first new Metrolink commuter train station stop in Orange County in more than 15 years. |
City of Placentia |
CA |
$4,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Placentia |
Constructing a new bridge to replace the current Golden Avenue bridge. |
City of Placentia |
CA |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rialto |
Project will provide pavement rehabilitation of Riverside Avenue from Interstate 10 to the South City Limit. |
City of Rialto |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Riverside County Transportation Commission |
The project will add a second train platform to the Metrolink station and lengthen the existing train platform to accommodate the length of Metrolink's standard eight-car trains. |
City of Riverside |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sacramento |
Invests in safety, mobility choices, and opportunities for active transportation for youth in Sacramento. |
City of Sacramento |
CA |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Diego, California |
This project will expedite emergency repairs to two piles and enable the pier to fully reopen to public and first responder access. |
City of San Diego |
|
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The California Academy of Sciences |
Project to transform the California Academy of Science's East Garden into an outdoor learning environment. |
City of San Francisco |
CA |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians (SBLI) |
Infrastructure improvements to bring an enhanced diversity of local services and economic development. |
City of San Jacinto |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San José, Department of Transportation |
Install safe separated bikeways to close existing network gaps and connect people that bike east-west and north-south across the City. |
City of San Jose |
|
$2,127,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Pablo |
Project to replace San Pablo Avenue Bridge and realign the intersection for transportation safety. |
City of San Pablo |
CA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Rafael |
Development and design of a new pedestrian and bicyclist bridge crossing of the San Rafael Canal. |
City of San Rafael |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Clara |
The project will enhance safety, improve mobility, and reduce vehicle emissions by implementing high priority bicycle projects. |
City of Santa Clara |
CA |
$2,725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Clarita |
Modify existing medians and striping and rehabilitate road surfaces to enhance traffic flow and safety. |
City of Santa Clarita |
CA |
$7,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Clarita |
This project will improve traffic safety, traffic flow, and reduce motorists' delays at four signalized locations and one roadway. |
City of Santa Clarita |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Clarita |
This project will improve ingress and egress safety for emergency vehicles. |
City of Santa Clarita |
CA |
$1,120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Cruz, California |
Replace the aging downtown library and include 50 units of affordable housing. |
City of Santa Cruz |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Maria |
The Project will design and install four signalized intersections in the City of Santa Maria to improve pedestrian and vehicular safety in areas that have high incidences of broadside collisions. |
City of Santa Maria |
CA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Monica |
Prepare Santa Monica Airport's transformation into public space following its closure. |
City of Santa Monica |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Monica |
Conversion of a parking structure to affordable housing to provide permanent supportive housing for persons experiencing homelessness. |
City of Santa Monica |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Rosa |
Supports electric bus charging infrastructure deployment to support future replacement of diesel buses with battery-electric buses. |
City of Santa Rosa |
CA |
$1,275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Stanton |
Complete a 161-unit affording housing project. |
City of Stanton |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Torrance |
Strengthen city infrastructure, retain outreach workers and housing navigators, and identify city sites for potential permanent supportive or transitional housing. |
City of Torrance |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Torrance |
Project to retrofit an unused former community health facility. |
City of Torrance |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Turlock |
Improvements to interchange to meet current standards, reduce traffic congestion, improve connectivity, and reduce impacts to multimodal users. |
City of Turlock |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
East Contra Costa Fire Protection District |
Project will add fire stations in Brentwood. |
Contra Costa County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Contra Costa |
This project would provide multi-modal connectivity in the community of North Richmond. |
Contra Costa County |
CA |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Contra Costa |
Capital improvements to make buildings that serve as community spaces more energy efficient, environmentally healthy, and safer for the public to utilize. |
Contra Costa County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District(BART |
Project to improve the functionality and availability of two existing elevators in the downtown San Francisco Powell Street Station. |
Coty of San Francisco |
|
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San José, Department of Transportation |
Improve pedestrian conditions and transit accessibility. |
Coty of San Jose |
CA |
$505,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Long Beach Public Transportation Company |
Help transition to an all-electric fleet. |
Counties of Los Angeles and Orange |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nevada County Transportation Commission |
Improve evacuation route addressing safety for both motorized and non-motorized users and improve operations, goods movement, and mobility. |
Counties of Nevada and Placer |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Placer |
The Placer Parkway project will serve the communities of Lincoln, Rocklin, Roseville, and rural western Placer County with an alternative transportation choice to State Route 65, Interstate 80, and the local transportation network. |
Counties of Placer and Sutter |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sacramento |
Construction of 860-foot movable, multi-modal bridge over the Sacramento River connecting the Cities of Sacramento and West Sacramento. |
Counties of Sacramento and Yolo |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of West Sacramento |
The funding will convert the upper deck of the historic I Street railroad bridge from motor vehicle access to a dedicated bikeway/walkway, connecting designated disadvantaged and low-income community zones in the cities of West Sacramento and Sacramento. |
Counties of Sacramento and Yolo |
CA |
$4,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Santa Barbara County Association of Governments |
The project will support a continuous six-lane facility on U.S. 101 for 60 miles; improving reliability, safety, multimodal travel options, create access to jobs, and support interregional goods movement for California and the nation. |
Counties of Santa Barbara and Ventura |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alameda-Contra Costa Transit District (AC Transit) |
Increase capacity to refuel a greater number of zero-emission buses which can then be deployed into the community. |
County of Alameda |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Butte |
Improve emergency ingress and egress and road/public safety along the only route serving the Cohasset community. |
County of Butte |
CA |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Paradise |
The Project provides direct connections to evacuation routes. |
County of Butte |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Butte |
Project to enhance accessibility to Veterans Memorial Park. |
County of Butte |
CA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Contra Costa Transportation Authority |
Synchronize signals with each other to optimize traffic flow, prioritize transit and emergency vehicles, reduce emissions, and improve safety. |
County of Contra Costa |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Fresno |
The project will improve road conditions, repair sidewalks, and fix slopes and curb ramps to meet ADA requirements. |
County of Fresno |
CA |
$749,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Humboldt |
The project would replace an approximately 550-foot long bridge. |
County of Humboldt |
CA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Humboldt |
Improve, retrofit and reconstruct existing sidewalks and roads to provide safe and convenient travel by all road users. |
County of Humboldt |
CA |
$6,860,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Foothill Transit |
Deploy zero-emission double deck buses in the San Gabriel and Pomona Valleys in Los Angeles County. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Los Angeles |
Project to create new community park at the old MacLaren Hall site, to provide much needed open space and recreational amenities for the El Monte community. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Los Angeles |
Multi-benefit green infrastructure park development project for the creation of the San Gabriel Valley Park Center. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Destination Crenshaw |
This project is a community-led public/private streetscape improvement and cultural infrastructure initiative. |
County of Los Angeles |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Monterey |
This project would fund a homeless youth housing campus that would co-locate a combination of an emergency shelter and transitional housing for transition age youth between 18 and 24 years old. |
County of Monterey |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Monterey |
Project will co-locate a new affordable family housing development with permanent supportive housing next to a housing navigation center. |
County of Monterey |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Monterey-Salinas Transit District |
Supports the purchase of zero-emission battery electric buses and installation of the associated charging infrastructure. |
County of Monterey |
CA |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Riverside County Transportation Commission |
This project would reconfigure lanes to the I-10 underpass at Highland Springs Avenue and add auxiliary lanes to the ramps. |
County of Riverside |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Riverside |
Supports park infrastructure improvements for a community space located in a severely disadvantaged area. |
County of Riverside |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sacramento Regional Transit District |
Provide new low-floor light rail vehicles and convert and upgrade station platforms. |
County of Sacramento |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Sacramento |
Improve safety along the American River Parkway Trail, a multiuse trail and popular commuter route connecting the cities of Folsom and Rancho Cordova to downtown Sacramento. |
County of Sacramento |
CA |
$1,895,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sacramento Area Council of Governments |
A multi-year pilot program to increase housing options and affordability, while lowering greenhouse gas emissions and vehicle miles traveled. |
County of Sacramento |
|
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Sacramento |
Make accessibility modifications and repairs to a facility that provides shelter, food, and case management to persons experiencing homelessness. |
County of Sacramento |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of San Bernardino |
Project to purchase and install electric vehicle charging stations at Chino Airport. |
County of San Bernardino |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Diego Association of Governments |
This project will complete the final design and construction of COASTER Commuter Rail Corridor Stabilization along the Del Mar Bluffs. |
County of San Diego |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) |
This project will support a direct transit connection between the San Diego International Airport and the greater San Diego region. |
County of San Diego |
CA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Francisco County Transportation Authority |
The Yerba Buena Island Westside Bridges Seismic Retrofit project will bring eight structurally deficient bridge structures on the west side of Yerba Buena Island up to current seismic safety standards. |
County of San Francisco |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Francisco Market Corporation |
Supports construction planning of a building to house merchant businesses and the Market's community food program. |
County of San Francisco |
CA |
$1,460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Transbay Joint Powers Authority (TJPA) |
Supporting facility access for all transit passengers and visitors, including individuals with disabilities. |
County of San Francisco |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Santa Barbara |
Seismic retrofitting and electrical and energy system upgrades to historic facilities. |
County of Santa Barbara |
CA |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Cmmssn |
This project will construct 7.5 miles of new multi-use paved path with striping, parallel unpaved shoulder, and parking improvements along the scenic north coast and coastal bluffs in Santa Cruz County between Wilder Ranch State Park entrance in the south to the town of Davenport in the north. |
County of Santa Cruz |
CA |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation Commissi |
Develop an integrated replacement of the Highway 1 bridge over the Scotts Creek Watershed and to conduct ecological restoration. |
County of Santa Cruz |
CA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Cruz, California |
Expand emergency shelter capacity and provide shelter and other services to help transition persons from homelessness. |
County of Santa Cruz |
CA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Santa Cruz Metropolitan Transit District (METRO) |
The project will replace gasoline non-revenue vehicles that have exceeded their useful lifespan with electric vehicles. |
County of Santa Cruz |
CA |
$230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Solano Transportation Authority |
The project proposes improvements to the Vaca Valley Parkway corridor from west of the Vaca Valley Parkway/East Monte Vista Avenue/Crocker Drive intersection to east of the northbound on/off ramps with Interstate 505. |
County of Solano |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Solano Transportation Authority |
This Project improves mobility equity in Vallejo. |
County of Solano |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Solano |
Construction of a half-mile accessible loop trail. |
County of Solano |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sonoma County Transportation Authority |
Improve mobility and provide tidal marsh wetland conservation and restoration. |
County of Sonoma |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Sonoma |
Installation of solar system for building that serves as mass care and shelter location, cooling center, and location for veterans organizations. |
County of Sonoma |
CA |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fresno and Fresno Yosemite Intl Airport |
This projects provides for various improvements of the Fresno Yosemite Airport terminal. |
Fresno |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fresno and Fresno Yosemite Intl Airport |
This project will reduce and mitigate safety risks associated with ground operations related to passenger deplaning activities. |
Fresno,Kern,Kings,Madera,Merced,San Joaquin,Stanis |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Imperial |
Prioritize positive pedestrian access, mobility, and ADA compliance, while addressing traffic issues like excessive travel speeds. |
Imperial County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southern California Association of Governments |
The project seeks to enhance the Southern California region's ability to better manage the freight flow serving the rest of the Nation. |
Imperial,LA,Orange,Riverside,San Bernadino,Ventura |
CA |
$3,358,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southern California Association of Governments |
This study will identify and evaluate urban highways in Southern California, particularly those intersecting with environmental justice areas and disadvantaged communities, to identify candidates for conversion to city streets or capping projects. |
Imperial,LA,Orange,Riverside,SanBernardino,Ventura |
CA |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County MTA |
The Inglewood Transit Connector project will provide residents and visitors with a state-of-the-art transit connection to-and-from the Metro Crenshaw/LAX Line directly to destinations in the City of Inglewood. |
Inglewood |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hanford |
The Grangeville Boulevard grade separation project will provide a grade separated east-west arterial roadway in the City of Hanford, eliminating delay and providing safer crossing of the BNSF track. |
Kings County |
CA |
$2,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kings County |
Enhance mobility, access, and safety for vehicles, bicyclists and pedestrians while improving community connectivity. |
Kings County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
California Community Economic Development Assoc. |
Increase access to capital for Latino and African American owned small businesses and entrepreneurs. |
LA, Sacramento, Santa Cruz, & Stanislaus Counties |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Joaquin Regional Rail Commission |
Once completed the North Lathrop Transfer Station will allow passengers to transfer from trains traveling from Sacramento bound trains coming north from Merced to trains traveling south from Sacramento and Stockton heading to San Jose, thus allowing passengers from all trains to reach San Jose. |
Lathrop |
CA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
LA County Metropolitan Transportation Authority |
The East San Fernando Valley Light Rail Transit Project is a vital public transit infrastructure investment that will provide improved transit service along the busy Van Nuys Boulevard and San Fernando Road corridors serving the eastern San Fernando Valley. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Gabriel Valley Regional Housing Trust |
Provides for site acquisition, construction and capital improvements of affordable housing developments. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles World Airports |
This project will provide electrical power charging systems at the new LAX bus yard. |
Los Angeles |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Aut |
The Sepulveda Transit Corridor will provide a high-quality transit service that effectively serves the large and growing travel demand between the heavy concentrations of households in the San Fernando Valley and the major employment and activity centers on the Westside. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments |
Construct a rail-roadway grade separation to reduce fatalities, injuries, and collisions and reduce vehicular traffic congestion. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments |
The project consists of a new roadway underpass on Montebello Boulevard, new railroad bridge, and new vehicle bridge for Olympic Boulevard. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Los Angeles-Harbor Department (Port of LA) |
The Wilmington Waterfront Avalon Pedestrian Bridge is part of the Los Angeles Waterfront, which provides waterfront access and amenities for the harbor communities of Wilmington and San Pedro, as well as the broader public. |
Los Angeles County |
|
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles Streetcar, Incorporated |
The LA Streetcar project will implement a 3.4-mile zero-emissions streetcar system with power grid resiliency upgrades in downtown Los Angeles. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Los Angeles County Development Authority (LACDA) |
Develop multi-family and senior affordable housing, a transit transportation and innovation center, an anchor to address the food desert in the community, and tenant spaces for local entrepreneurship. |
Los Angeles County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Marin |
Improving bicycle and pedestrian access along East Sir Francis Drake Blvd between Interstate 580 and US Highway 101. |
Marin and Contra Costa Counties |
CA |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Merced |
Construction of new fire station. |
Merced County |
CA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Transportation Agency for Monterey County |
Create a new interchange, remove nonstandard features, reduce left turn movements, and construct a network of frontage roads to improve safety and facilitate goods movement. |
Monterey County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments |
Project will construct eastbound highway improvements and bypass connectors designed to separate local and freeway traffic flows, reduce weaving conflicts, increase merge lengths, and provide targeted congestion relief improvements. |
Orange and Los Angeles Counties |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
California State University, Fullerton (CSUF) |
The construction of a new pedestrian bridge at the busiest intersection along the Cal State Fullerton campus to improve safety and traffic flow. |
Orange County |
CA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Bernardino County Transportation Authority |
This project includes the procurement and future conversion of existing Diesel Multiple Unit rail vehicles to a zero- or low-emission rail vehicle to be implemented on the Redlands Passenger Rail Project corridor as part of the future Arrow service by the Southern California Regional Rail Authority. |
Redlands |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Murrieta |
Construct a new and innovative dual roundabout interchange with auxiliary lanes. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Menifee |
Construction of bridge to raise the roadway out of the existing floodplain for the safety and access of emergency vehicles and to improve connectivity. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Calimesa |
Project involves construction of intersection improvements at County Line Road and Calimesa Boulevard. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Temecula |
Improve traffic safety and address traffic congestion and delays. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Blythe |
Replacement of existing water reservoir with a new, 500,000 gallon bolted steel water tank. |
Riverside County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rancho Cucamonga |
Integrate technology to improve the flow of vehicle traffic and improve safety. |
San Bernadino County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Montclair |
Replacement of structurally deficient Central Avenue Bridge. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Chino |
Project to reduce congestion, increase safety, and expand regional connectivity along Pine Avenue. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Bernardino International Airport Authority |
Critical repair work on main runway at San Bernardino International Airport. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Valley Water District |
Improve operations and security of water district. |
San Bernardino County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hope through Housing Foundation |
Deliver financial education, one-on-one coaching, and cost assistance to help low-income residents in affordable housing communities. |
San Bernardino, San Diego, LA, Riverside, Orange |
CA |
$471,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santee |
To alleviate congestion, project seeks to add a auxiliary/truck climbing lane, as well as ramp modifications and relocating a bicycle route. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of National City |
The project will construct a key segment of San Diego's Regional Bike Network, complete the last segment of the Bayshore Bikeway within National City, and enhance bicycling connections to transit and other key local and regional destinations. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
La Maestra Community Health Centers |
Funding for internal and external improvements to La Maestra's clinical facility in National City. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of San Diego, California |
This project will provide increased safety on University Avenue between Fairmount Avenue and Euclid Avenue. |
San Diego County |
CA |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency |
Project will connect downtown San Francisco and San Francisco's Mission District through the South of Market Area with active transportation infrastructure and a transit-only bus lane. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency |
Purchase and testing of San Francisco's first 60-foot active electric motor coaches, to serve as a test of City's future electric bus fleet. |
San Francisco |
CA |
$2,280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Joaquin Regional Transit District |
Replace existing diesel-hybrid buses with hydrogen fuel cell electric buses. |
San Joaquin County |
CA |
$6,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of South San Francisco |
Accommodates planned local economic and job growth, and provides bicycle/pedestrian improvements and increased connectivity. |
San Mateo County |
CA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Santa Clara |
This project will reduce vehicle delays, air pollution, greenhouse gases, and vehicle miles traveled at a major intersection and roadway in the City of Santa Clara. |
Santa Clara County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
SOMOS Mayfair, Inc. |
Integrate permanent ongoing supportive housing services, family supports, and economic development. |
Santa Clara County |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Golden Gate Bridge, Highway & Transportation Distr |
This project will reconstruct the ferry passenger boarding system to maintain safety and service reliability for passengers at its Sausalito ferry terminal. |
Sausalito |
CA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Shasta Regional Transportation Agency |
Add auxiliary lanes and a suite of intelligent transportation system technologies. |
Shasta County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Stanislaus Council of Governments |
This project will improve the movement of Central Valley goods to and from the Port of Oakland. |
Stanislaus County |
CA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Windsor, CA |
Addition bike pathways and pedestrian facilities along the Old Redwood Highway under-crossing at the US 101 interchange. |
Town of Windsor |
CA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Farmersville |
New centrally located fire station with proper barrack space, training areas, and parking areas for the fire apparatus. |
Tulare County |
CA |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Dinuba |
Construction of second fire station in Dinuba. |
Tulare County |
CA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oxnard Harbor District |
This project will transform an obsolete warehouse to modern freight facility to handle cargo and create new jobs. |
Ventura County |
CA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Walnut Creek |
Increase the supply of affordable housing by funding a mixed-use residential building and supportive services for extremely low- and low-income households. |
Walnut Creek |
CA |
$4,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Padilla |
CA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Walnut Creek |
Maintain state of good repair on roads in the City of Walnut Creek. |
Walnut Creek |
CA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Cass County |
Renovation and Re-Use of Cass County's Historic Courthouse |
Cassopolis |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Lexington |
Village of Lexington |
Lexington |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Northern Michigan University |
Rural Broadband Expansion for the Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan |
Marquette |
MI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Three Rivers |
City of Three Rivers Old Hospital Redevelopment |
Three Rivers |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Center Line |
The dispatch consoles currently used to communicate with City of Center Line public safety workers are at the end of their functional lives and replacement parts are no longer available. |
Center Line |
MI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Portage |
The purchase of this new technology will allow for both VHF and 800 MHz to be utilized using one single radio, enabling Portage police personnel to continue to operate on a VHF signal while having the ability to switch to the 800 MHz system when working in mutual aid situations. |
City of Portage |
MI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
The goal of PCS is to help Detroiters clear their criminal records to create better opportunities for employment, education, and housing. |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,502,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Police Department |
Ceasefire, DPD’s Real Time Crime Center and other programs have resulted in sustained reduction on nearly every category of crime. |
Detroit |
MI |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
The Grand Rapids Police Department co-response model would deploy a trained Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) officer and a trained Crisis Stabilization Mental Health (CSMH) professional into the field to respond to calls where a mental health crisis exists. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Monroe County Community College |
The primary purpose of interactive training simulator is to place trainees from many public safety and community health disciplines into realistic scenarios to apply techniques of interview and de-escalation. |
Monroe |
MI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Clair Shores |
This project would fund in car cameras and body to provide transparency with police interactions and help improve service to residents. |
St. Clair Shores |
MI |
$235,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Ann Arbor |
Neighborhood Resilience Hub |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Menominee River Deepening, Michigan and Wisconsin |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority |
DWCPA Hydrokinetic Energy Harvester |
Detroit |
MI |
$680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority |
DWCPA Solar Energy Project |
Detroit |
MI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Western Michigan University |
WMU Center for Interdisciplinary Research on Secure, Efficient and Sustainable Energy Technology |
Kalamazoo |
MI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Port of Muskegon, MI |
Muskegon |
MI |
$2,843,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Central Michigan University |
Digitization of Historic Michigan Newspapers for Historical and Educational Use |
Mount Pleasant |
MI |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
Barton Pump Station Valve Improvement Project |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Charter Township of Shelby |
Shelby Water Reservoir – 3.5 Million Gallons |
Charter Township of Shelby |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clay Township |
Clay-Ira Interceptor Project |
Clay Township |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Martin Sanitary Diversion Drainage District |
Martin Drain In-System Storage Device |
Clinton |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Great Lakes Water Authority |
Great Lakes Water Authority Detroit River Interceptor Evaluation and Rehabilitation |
Detroit |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
Joe Louis Greenway |
Detroit |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
Lake Michigan Filtration Plant Residuals Handling System |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
Lead Free Kids GR |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
8 1/2 Mile Drain Drainage District |
8 ½ Mile Drain Drainage District In-System Storage |
Macomb County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Macomb County Planning and Economic Development |
Green Macomb Urban Forestry Partnership |
Macomb County |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Marquette County |
Marquette County’s K.I. Sawyer Clear and Safe Water Initiative |
Marquette |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Marysville |
City of Marysville Water/Sewer System Improvements |
Marysville |
MI |
$1,087,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Clair |
City of St. Clair Water Treatment Plant Improvements |
St. Clair |
MI |
$970,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tuscarora Township |
Tuscarora Township Septic to Sewer Expansion and Modernization Project – Protecting Our Community and the Great Lakes |
Tuscarora Township |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
Reinvest in the building using green and energy efficient materials and add health and safety features for seniors |
Ann Arbor |
|
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lake Michigan College |
Developing a new Physical Therapy Assistant program and expanding a current Medical Assisting program |
Benton Harbor |
MI |
$860,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
OSF St. Francis Hospital |
Relocate and expand cancer and oncology services in rural area |
Escanaba |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Genesee Intermediate School District |
Create a school nursing pilot program |
Flint, Genesee County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
Fund and expand a housing pilot to improve housing affordability, health outcomes, and weatherization efforts |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Michigan State University / WKAR |
Completing final stage and developing a model for public broadcasting stations to leverage broadcast infrastructure to effectively provide digital access to students |
Lansing |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lansing Community College (LCC) |
Acquire and outfit a Class A RV Mobile Skills Laboratory to provide training for in-demand health care jobs |
Lansing |
MI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Monroe County Community College (MCCC) |
Construct additional facilities to expand health sciences programs that meet current and future industry demands |
Monroe |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Mount Clemens and City of Eastpointe |
Necessary improvements to public facilities for supporting afterschool programming and economic mobility |
Mount Clemens / Eastpointe |
MI |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Michigan University (CMU) |
Provide tele-psychiatry outreach and increase access to services, with a focus on reducing youth suicide deaths and attempts |
Mount Pleasant |
MI |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Michigan University (CMU) |
Provide mobile health screenings that effectively reach remote communities and offer an ease of access |
Mount Pleasant |
MI |
$441,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alpena Community College |
Create lab spaces and related CTE instructional programs in the areas of: (1) Aerospace Technology; (2) Nursing and related health care programs; (3) Advanced Manufacturing; and (4) IT technicians to support greater broadband access across Northeast Michigan |
Oscoda |
MI |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oakland University |
Establish the OU Community Health Clinic and Wellness Center |
Rochester |
MI |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oakland University |
Renovate laboratories to convert them to medical research labs and purchase materials for an irradiator |
Rochester |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Macomb Community College |
Fund and build on the MAP+ program for four years |
Warren, Macomb County |
MI |
$610,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ferris State University |
This funding would be used to expand the Jim Crow Museum, Archive, and Research Center’s physical facilities and programming offerings to fulfill the museum’s mission to “use objects of intolerance to teach tolerance and promote social justice.” |
Big Rapids |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Dowagiac |
This project would fund the Dowagiac Housing Initiative to improve neighborhoods and update the quality of housing for low-to-moderate income homeowners. The funding would also cover demolition expenses of homes that are vacant and blighted. |
City of Dowagiac |
MI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sterling Heights |
This funding would be used to acquire underutilized properties within the City’s North Van Dyke Avenue Corridor Improvement Area for future development goals. |
City of Sterling Heights |
MI |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital Region Airport Authority |
To expand the Capital Regional International Airport’s (LAN) International existing cargo ramp. |
Clinton County |
MI |
$733,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
To rebuild Grandville Avenue in Grand Rapids. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Gerald R. Ford International Airport Authority |
To implement safety upgrades to support the expansion of the airport. |
Kent County |
MI |
$1,294,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lansing |
To modernize traffic signals and implement signal communications that will enable transit priority, emergency vehicle pre-emption, and special event timing plans, and also establish a framework to support autonomous and connected vehicles. |
Lansing |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Macomb County |
To conduct planning and final design of the Mound Road/Detroit Arsenal Connector Project, which is a part of a larger project to reconstruct 9 miles of Mound Road. |
Macomb County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians |
This project would fund the development of a sewer and water facility to support a much needed residential housing development to serve low and moderate income tribal members facing difficulties securing affordable housing, overcrowding or homelessness in Grand Traverse County. |
Peshawbestown |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pontiac |
This funding would be used to restore the facility for public use and enjoyment and to promote economic development in the downtown district. Specific uses include structural and access repairs, roof and elevator replacements, electrical equipment improvements, and ADA compliance upgrades. |
Pontiac |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Portage |
To reconstruct portions of South Westnedge Avenue. |
Portage |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ann Arbor Area Transportation Authority |
To conduct pre-construction activities for the expansion of the Ypsilanti Transit Center. |
Washtenaw County |
MI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Peters |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ypsilanti |
To construct a new platform to re-establish a scheduled Amtrak stop on the Wolverine Line along the live track in Depot Town, City of Ypsilanti, Michigan. |
Ypsilanti |
MI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The City of Central Falls |
For the reconstruction of a community center. |
Central Falls |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Cranston and Town of Johnston |
For flood mitigation. |
Cranston/Johnston |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Groundwork RI |
To create a social venture compost facility. |
Providence |
RI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Richmond |
For renovations to the Richmond Police Station. |
Richmond |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Scituate Rhode Island Land Trust |
To reforest and revitalize land. |
Scituate |
RI |
$290,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Warren |
For the construction of a new fire and rescue facility. |
Warren |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Roger Williams University |
For laboratory improvements and development of a shellfish hatchery. |
Bristol |
RI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Rhode Island |
For sustainable seafood research |
Narragansett |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Rhode Island |
For an on-water center of excellence for teaching and research. |
Narragansett |
RI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Salve Regina University |
For police and community engagement. |
Newport |
|
$1,045,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Smithfield |
For rehabilitation and equipment for a police communications tower. |
North Smithfield |
RI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tides Family Services |
Services for at-risk school aged children. |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Providence Police Department |
For the purchase of Police vehicles and related equipment. |
Providence |
RI |
$1,375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Providence Police Department |
For physical and cyber security improvements. |
Providence |
RI |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Thundermist Health Center |
To provide crisis intervention team (CIT) training for police. |
Providence |
RI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Save the Bay |
For marine education facility improvements. |
Providence |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Save the Bay |
For marine education programs. |
Providence |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Providence Children's Museum |
Services for at-risk children. |
Providence |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Rhode Island |
For plastics pollution research. |
South Kingstown |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island State Police |
For construction and outfitting of a new police barracks. |
West Greenwich |
|
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
Narragansett Bay Commission |
For improvements to Combined Heat and Power system |
East Providence |
RI |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For shoreline protection. |
East Providence |
RI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For shoreline protection |
Narragansett |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources |
For the installation of building automation systems in Rhode Island public schools. |
Providence |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Additional operation and maintenance |
Providence |
|
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Rhode Island |
For plastics pollution research. |
South Kingstown |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The project will elevate or floodproof approximately 200 structures along the coast of Washington County, Rhode Island. |
Washington County |
RI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For shoreline Protection |
Westerly |
RI |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Additional Operation and maintenance |
Woonsocket |
|
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Herreshoff Marine Museum |
To build a small business innovation center. |
Bristol |
RI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Fuerza Laboral |
To establish a center for worker co-ops. |
Central Falls |
RI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Rhode Island Black Business Association & RIBDI |
To build a small business innovation center. |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Rhode Island Black Heritage Society |
For the preservation of historical records. |
Providence |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Social Enterprise Greenhouse |
For small business and entrepreneurship support services. |
Providence |
RI |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Hope & Main |
To establish a food business incubator. |
Providence |
RI |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Southside Community Land Trust |
To establish a community kitchen. |
Providence |
RI |
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Rhode Island Research Foundation |
To build a research and development incubator. |
South Kingstown |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Co |
For the preservation of the state’s archaeological collections. |
South Kingstown |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Homeland Security |
Rhode Island Emergency Management Agency |
for coastal hazard analysis, modeling, and prediction |
State wide |
RI |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Newport Performing Arts Center |
for the restoration of an historic building |
Newport |
RI |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Providence |
for stormwater improvements |
North Providence |
RI |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Smithfield Water Department |
for a new water main |
North Smithfield |
RI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Prudence Island Water District |
for drinking water system improvements |
Portsmouth |
RI |
$1,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Providence Water Supply Board |
for lead service line replacements |
Providence |
RI |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Co |
for renovation of a historic building |
Providence |
RI |
$1,035,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Trinity Repertory Company |
for renovation of a historic theatre |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Providence Neighborhood Planting Program |
for infrastructure improvements and urban tree planting |
Providence |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Scituate Rhode Island Land Trust |
To reforest and revitalize land |
Scituate |
RI |
$293,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Greenville Water District |
for waterline extension |
Smithfield |
RI |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Greenville Water District |
for a drinking water project |
Smithfield |
RI |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Historical Preservation & Heritage Co |
for the preservation of the state’s archaeological collections |
South Kingstown |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick |
for drinking water line replacement |
Warwick |
RI |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick Water Division |
for the replacement of all lead services |
Warwick |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick Sewer Authority |
for force main rehabilitation |
Warwick |
RI |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick Sewer Authority |
to replace SCADA system |
Warwick |
RI |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Woonsocket |
for lead abatement in service lines |
Woonsocket |
RI |
$775,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Roger Williams University |
for laboratory improvements |
Bristol |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Office of Health and Human Services |
to establish a new medical facility |
Burrillville |
RI |
$25,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CODAC Behavioral Healthcare |
for facilities construction and renovation |
Cranston |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Institute for Labor studies and Resea |
for workforce development to create a teacher training pipeline |
Cranston |
RI |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
PACE Organization of Rhode Island |
for health clinic and adult day center renovation |
East Providence |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wood River Health Services |
for health center renovation and expansion |
Hopkinton |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Newport County Community Mental Health Center |
to expand youth mental health services |
Middletown |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of Rhode Island |
for high performance computing technology |
Narragansett |
RI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Block Island Maritime Institute |
for out-of-school time environmental education |
New Shoreham |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Salve Regina University |
for technology improvements |
Newport |
RI |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RI Department of Children, Youth, & Families |
for foster family recruitment and retention |
Newport |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Newport Community School |
for career services and training |
Newport |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
for a job training and lifelong learning |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Audubon Society of Rhode Island |
for environmental education and teacher professional development |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Project GOAL, Inc |
to expand mentoring programs |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Women & Infants Hospital of RI |
for a labor and delivery center |
Providence |
RI |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RI Department of Health |
for State Department of Health facilities and equipment |
Providence |
RI |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lifespan Health System |
for telehealth systems development |
Providence |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Skills for Rhode Island’s Future |
for youth job training |
Providence |
RI |
$3,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Skills for Rhode Island’s Future |
for career services and training |
Providence |
RI |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AS220 |
for youth and adult workforce development and education programs |
Providence |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island College |
to establish leadership and innovation certificate programs |
Providence |
RI |
$490,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Higher Ground International |
for elder care services |
Providence |
RI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Higher Ground International |
for career services and workforce development |
Providence |
RI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dorcas International Institute of Rhode Island |
to expand career services and training |
Providence |
RI |
$230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RI Public Health Foundation |
for clinic expansion |
Providence |
RI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The New England Healthcare Employees Union 1199 Tr |
for a healthcare professions mentorship program |
Providence |
RI |
$195,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Providence Preservation Society |
for workforce training |
Providence |
RI |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Groden Center |
for Information Technology acquisition and upgrades |
Providence |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community College of Rhode Island |
for information technology improvements |
Warwick |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Substance Use and Mental Health Leadership Cou |
for virtual addiction recovery support program |
Warwick |
RI |
$120,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Thundermist Health Center |
for clinical care workforce development |
Woonsocket |
RI |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Naval Station Newport |
This project will construct a new RDTE lab and co-locate consolidated SCIF facilities, providing a lab designed for maximum efficiency, at NUWC Division Newport. |
Newport |
RI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Naval Station Newport |
This project will construct a facility to consolidate RDT&E programs currently spread throughout several smaller buildings. The facility will provide critical combat operational support, engineering support, product development, logistics support and fleet training for existing and future U.S. Navy Lightweight and Heavyweight Torpedo Systems at NUWC Newport. |
Newport |
RI |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Naval Station Newport |
This project will construct an addition to the Launcher Laboratory at NUWC Newport to support Virginia-class and Ohio-class Replacement torpedo tube and weapons handling and stowage; submarine payloads integration; unmanned undersea vehicles; air turbine pump overhaul testing and certification for all submarine classes; and surface vessel torpedo tubes. |
Newport |
RI |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Naval Station Newport |
This project constructs a two story facility at NUWC Newport to consolidate Torpedo Systems Programs with the capabilities for new land based integration and test facilities for the Next
Generation Torpedo. |
Newport |
RI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Barrington |
for bike path and bridge replacement |
Barrington |
RI |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Burrillville |
for pedestrian improvements |
Burrillville |
RI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of Cranston |
for neighborhood revitalization |
Cranston |
RI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cumberland |
for the construction of a community pavilion |
Cumberland |
RI |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
for bridge and pavement repairs |
Johnston |
RI |
$38,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
for rail station and intermodal parking improvements |
Kingston |
RI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lincoln |
for water utility improvements |
Lincoln |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Newport County YMCA |
for facilities expansion |
Middletown |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Public Transit Agency |
for transit resiliency investment |
Newport |
RI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Airport Corporation |
for runway reconstruction |
North Kingstown |
RI |
$24,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
for the construction of a pedestrian bridge |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
for site remediation, utilities, and construction of a public plaza |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
for street safety improvements |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of Pawtucket |
For visitor center improvements |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council |
for bike path construction |
Providence |
RI |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
for bike path construction |
Providence |
RI |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
planning for commuter rail improvements |
Providence |
RI |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Crossroads Rhode Island |
for low income housing development |
Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council |
for Greenway maintenance |
Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Providence YMCA |
to purchase property for a new YMCA |
Providence |
RI |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Redevelopment Agency |
for the construction of a pedestrian bridge |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Performing Arts Center |
for technology upgrades |
Providence |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
San Miguel School |
for improved fire safety system |
Providence |
RI |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Smithfield |
to restore a neighborhood center |
Smithfield |
RI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Public Transit Agency |
for bus replacement |
State wide |
RI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Airport Corporation |
for cargo and corporate aviation improvements |
Warwick |
RI |
$30,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
for pavement repairs |
Warwick |
RI |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Airport Corporation |
for taxiway reconstruction |
Warwick |
RI |
$11,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick |
to build an outdoor plaza |
Warwick |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick |
to increase park accessibility |
Warwick |
RI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Airport Corporation |
for emergency power and water |
Warwick |
RI |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Woonsocket |
for lead remediation for bridges |
Woonsocket |
RI |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Reed |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NeighborWorks Blackstone River Valley |
for low income housing development |
Woonsocket |
RI |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Reno |
The Northern Nevada Agricultural Center Project would create an Agricultural Center in Fallon, NV to enhance programming for youth and adults. It would also increase research and food production capabilities in the region. The facility would allow for research activities related to the development of new varietals and growing techniques to improve food production and processing under changing climatic conditions. |
Fallon |
NV |
$1,357,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lander County, NV |
The Battle Mountain Railroad Replication Project would provide funding to add a new structure onto an existing museum property that will be a resurrection of the Battle Mountain Railroad Depot built in 1880 and demolished in 1988. |
Lander County |
NV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lander County, NV |
The Battle Mountain Courthouse/Grammar School Historic Preservation Project seeks funding to engage a preservation architect to create an interior restoration plan for the Battle Mountain Grammar School located in Battle Mountain, Nevada. Battle Mountain is a town of just over 3,600 located in rural Nevada about a three-hour drive from Reno. The former Battle Mountain Grammar School, built in 1916, and most recently used as the Lander County Courthouse, is the largest building in Battle Mountain and its placement at the center of town continues to make it an important centerpiece for this community. |
Lander County |
NV |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lander County, NV |
The Austin Youth and Community Center Project would allow the county to restore the façade of the Austin Youth and Community Center to its pre-1900 appearance when the building served as a fire station. The county intends to use funds awarded to cover predesign services, design and construction drawings, and bidding and construction administration support. |
Lander County |
NV |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Department of Agriculture |
The Wild Horse Management Project proposes to implement a collaborative and science-based solution to help manage the feral horse population on Nevada’s Virginia Range. The Nevada Department of Agriculture (NDA) would implement a study to document non-lethal herd management, including Porcine Zona Pellucia; establish public/private partnerships for long-term horse sanctuaries and adoption programs; and expand public safety efforts with fencing and diversionary feeding to prevent horse-vehicle collisions.
|
Virginia Mountain Range, NV |
NV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of West Wendover |
The West Wendover Fire Station Project would fund an important long-term public safety facility for the City of West Wendover. A new facility would provide a suitable number of bays and adequate storage space for vehicles and equipment, training rooms for initial and recurring training for fire fighter personnel, and housing facilities for 24-hour personnel. |
West Wendover |
NV |
$1,348,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department |
The Nevada Joint Training Center Technology Project would support the purchase of technology, training equipment, and other training resources to outfit training spaces needed for classroom instruction and simulated training environments at a reality-based training facility currently under construction in Las Vegas, NV. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Desert Research Institute |
The DRI Geoengineering Project would allow the Desert Research Institute in Reno, Nevada to expand its research in climate geoengineering, a field that refers to proposals to “engineer” the global atmospheric system with the primary intention of reducing undesired climate change globally. |
Las Vegas, NV |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Sparks Police Department |
The Sparks First responder Equipment Replacement project seeks funding to replace outdated 800 MHz radios and protective equipment that first responders use throughout the city. The Department needs new P25 radios that are compatible with a new system currently being installed in Reno, Sparks, and surrounding areas. |
Sparks |
NV |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of West Wendover |
The West Wendover Public Safety Interoperability Project would provide funding to purchase additional repeater antennae for the West Wendover Police Department. This will increase signal penetration while adding secure data transmission/communication capability to integrate the use of GIS and related law enforcement/emergency services information from Dispatch to personnel on the street via secure wireless data transmission. These upgrades would also interlink with future upgrades under consideration by Elko Dispatch, thus providing redundancy across Elko County. |
West Wendover |
NV |
$376,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The Lake Mead/Las Vegas Wash Program – Lower Wash Stabilization Project would direct funding to construct erosion control structures in the Lower Wash, which is located in the NPS Lake Mead National Recreation Area. The Las Vegas Wash is the primary drainage of the Las Vegas Valley, carrying urban runoff and treated wastewater into Lake Mead and the Colorado River. Erosion control structures will protect existing infrastructure, restore surrounding wetlands and improve drinking water quality for the Southern Nevada region. |
Clark County, NV |
NV |
$3,060,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
The Site Assessment for Hoover Dam Solid Waste Disposal Site Project would direct funds to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to work with the Colorado River Commission of Nevada to conduct a complete site assessment for the Hoover Dam Waste Disposal site, in order for the site to be fully cleaned and avoid the risk of environmental harm to the Colorado River. |
Clark County, NV |
NV |
$390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Henderson |
This request for Congressionally Directed Spending would support the construction of the Henderson Workforce Training Center, a 25,000-square foot multi-purpose facility focused on creating a skilled advanced manufacturing workforce that spurs growth in this sector for small businesses. |
City of Henderson |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Homeland Security |
Carson City Public Works Department |
The Carson City Emergency Operations Center/Fire Station/Emergency Dispatch Center Project would fund the construction of a dedicated building with the size, layout, and communications necessary to operate as a function Emergency Operations Center, Alternate Dispatch Center, and Fire Station. Combining three functions into a single building would improve emergency management and preparedness capabilities for Carson City.
|
Carson City |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Homeland Security |
Nevada Institute for Autonomous Systems (NIAS) |
The Reno Fire Department Wildfire Management project would fund an initiative to uses a tethered drone for early detection and routine fire surveillance. |
Reno |
NV |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Carson City |
The Quill Water Treatment Plant Upgrade Project will update the Quill Water Treatment Plant (QWTP), which Carson City relies on to treat water from Kings Creek, Ash Creek, and the historic Marlette Hobart Water System. |
Carson City |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Carson City |
The Carson City Southeast Sewer Extension Project would fund construction of sanitary sewer infrastructure in the southeast area of Carson City to convert approximately 140 residences currently utilizing septic tanks to the public sanitary sewer system. |
Carson City |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Churchill County |
The Sand Creek Project would purchase a new water treatment plant for Churchill County. |
Churchill County |
NV |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Boulder City |
The City of Boulder City Wastewater Treatment Plant Bar Screen and Grit Removal System Replacement Project would fund the removal of existing equipment that is over 10 years old, and replace it with a new bar screen and grit removal system. |
City of Boulder City |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
The Ely Downtown Upgrade Project would fund upgrades in downtown Ely by Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT), including improving most storm drains to NDOT design standards and installing a major storm drain from the Courthouse Park to where Murry Creek crosses the railroad. This improvement to the system would reduce significantly and/or prevent completely any flooding in these areas from water events that previously would have resulted in flooding. |
City of Ely |
NV |
$26,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
The Central Ely Sewer Upgrade Project would upgrade and replace the main sewer line and manholes in Central Ely to bring them to modern standards |
City of Ely |
NV |
$3,306,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
The Lower East Ely Water Line Upgrade Project would upgrade and replace older, smaller, outdated water lines in Lower East Ely. |
City of Ely |
NV |
$3,010,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Fallon |
The Rattlesnake Hill Water Tank Upgrade Project would replace two water storage tanks located adjacent to Rattlesnake Hill in Churchill County, Nevada (northeast of the City of Fallon, off of Airport Road and Rio Vista Drive), which store water for the City as part of its municipal water supply. |
City of Fallon |
NV |
$1,995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Reno |
The City of Reno Septic Sewer Conversions Project would install sewer mains to allow residents in the McCloud Area of Reno (also known as Island 8), a low-and moderate-income neighborhood that has approximately 110 single-family homes currently on septic systems, to connect to the City sewer system. |
City of Reno |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sparks |
The Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility (TMWRF) Upgrades Project would replace failed coating on the facility’s aeration deck, rehabilitating a secondary clarifier, and improving communications. The project also would install a fiber optic connection between the TMWRF and Sparks City Hall, creating a more secure connection and preventing outages due to high winds. |
City of Sparks |
NV |
$1,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Desert Research Institute |
The Sustaining Recreation and Healthy Ecosystems at Lake Tahoe Project is a joint project between the Desert Research Institute and the University of Nevada – Reno to fund research to underpin the creation of a long-term Sustainable Recreation program that can guide future management decisions and reduce the anthropogenic impacts in and around Lake Tahoe. Further, research on the role of uplands in the Lake Tahoe Basin as sources of water, sediments and nutrients and the response of processes that transport these materials to the lake in the face of increased wildfire threats, impacts from climate change, and ongoing restoration and management interventions will be addressed through a Resilient Uplands program. |
Reno |
NV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Desert Research Institute |
The Desert Research Institute’s Leeside Risks Initiative would assess current and future extreme winter storm risks to mountain and leeside communities. The research would be used to develop a common set of tools, models, and modes of engagement to help emergency and resilience planners assess extreme storm risks, and implement mitigation actions in leeside rural and urban communities in Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and the Pacific Northwest. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Truckee Meadows Water Authority |
The OneWater Nevada Purification Facility will be a 2 million gallons per day groundwater recharge demonstration project using advanced purified water. |
Reno, Nevada |
NV |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grover D. Mils Medical Center |
The Grover D. Mils Medical Center Project would fund the architectural and engineering services for a replacement hospital facility in Caliente, Nevada. |
Caliente |
NV |
$2,496,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Western Nevada College |
The Western Nevada College Commercial Drivers License Training Program Project would support the college’s commercial drivers license training program, which is part of a workforce development program aimed at serving students in Northern Nevada, including recently displaced workers. |
Carson City |
NV |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clark County School District |
The Social Workers in Clark County School District Project would fund contracts for 16 social workers from outside behavioral healthcare agencies to provide prevention and intervention services to CCSD students at identified high-needs schools. |
Clark County |
NV |
$944,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College of Southern Nevada |
The College of Southern Nevada HVAC Training Facility Equipment Project would fund the purchase of lab equipment for a new training facility at the college’s Sahara West Center campus |
Clark County |
NV |
$92,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Workforce Connections |
The Workforce Development Programs Project will support successful workforce development programming, including but not limited to programs that help avert layoffs and that offer employers access to financial services, training programs, talent development, staff recruitment campaigns, licensing, and more. |
Clark County |
NV |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada State College |
The Nevada State College Nursing Technology Enhancement Project would fund technology enhancements to enrich curricular offerings for students, including through training models that use simulation scenarios and virtual reality, and that give students real-time feedback.
|
Henderson |
NV |
$648,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College of Southern Nevada |
The CSN Advanced Manufacturing Lab Equipment Project would fund the purchase of equipment for CSN’s Advanced Manufacturing Lab and an eLearning Library. |
Henderson |
NV |
$223,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada State College |
The Student Wellness Center Project would support the expansion of mental health and wellness services at Nevada State College.
|
Henderson |
NV |
$1,882,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada State College |
The Nevada State College Early Childhood Education Center (ECEC) Project would establish an inclusive preschool program that serves children 3-5 years old. |
Henderson |
NV |
$1,628,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Las Vegas |
The UNLV School of Medicine Mobile Clinics Project would fund the acquisition of two mobile clinics to expand care to the medically underserved in the community. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$1,565,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Las Vegas |
The UNLV Scanning Electron Microscope Project would fund the acquisition of a Scanning Electron Microsope (SEM) that provides high-resolution images for rapid assessment of the characters and phases in a material. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Las Vegas |
The UNLV School of Dental Medicine Specialized Clinic Project would fund the creation of an outpatient dental clinic devoted to patients with advance care needs. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Las Vegas |
The UNLV Micro-Computed Tomography Instrumentation Project would fund the purchase of a Micro-CT scanner, which uses a 3D imaging technique to allow researchers to see the inside of an object. The technology is critical to researchers studying tissue and organs, composite materials, batteries, and other related items. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Nevada, Reno |
The Nevada State Public Health Laboratory Project at the University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine would support the establishment of a State Toxicological Laboratory to provide drug testing, confirmation, and consultation to public health and public safety agencies. |
Reno |
NV |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nevada Systems of Higher Education (NSHE) |
The NSHE Pilot Mental Health Services Project will address the emotional and mental health needs of NSHE students, faculty, and staff. The pilot will focus on three service areas (1) crisis hotlines/online resources, (2) additional and targeted personnel, and (3) training, workshop development, and information. Additionally, as part of an evaluation of the pilot program, a comprehensive and systemwide NSHE assessment will provide data and insight to assist in the delivery of mental health assistance. |
Reno |
NV |
$2,661,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Truckee Meadows Community College |
The Truckee Meadows Community College Nursing Expansion Project would support the growth of TMCC’s nursing program as it expands to offer a new RN-BSN degree beginning in the summer of 2021 to meet the growing demand for nurses across the region. |
Reno |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Washoe County |
The Washoe County Sheriff Regional Medical Infirmary Project would fund equipment and design for a new medical infirmary to provider medical and mental health treatment. |
Washoe County |
NV |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of West Wendover |
The West Wendover Digital X-Ray Machine Project would support the purchase and installation of a new digital x-ray machine at the West Wendover Clinic, as well as hardware and software upgrades to the X-ray termination and necessary facility modifications. |
West Wendover |
NV |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Nellis Air Force Base |
To fund project and development (P&D) designs for shooting range upgrades to Hawthorne Army Depot and Nellis AFB to enable future appropriations for construction, and future use by the Nevada National Guard. |
Clark and Mineral Counties |
NV |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Nellis Air Force Base |
To fund project and development (P&D) design of a 240 room dormitory at Nellis Air Force Base to enable future years appropriations for construction. Additional housing will address a housing shortage for junior enlisted Airmen on Nellis AFB.
|
Clark County |
NV |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Creech Air Force Base |
To fund project and development (P&D) design of a 44,035 square foot indoor fitness center at Creech Air Force Base to provide a key quality of life improvement from the stressors of the Creech mission, ensure Airmen maintain physical fitness, and positively impact retention and readiness. |
Clark County |
NV |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Creech Air Force Base |
To fund project and development (P&D) design of a 37,000 square foot mission support facility at Creech Air Force Base capable of housing Group Command Staff, Manpower & Personnel Offices, a Finance Office, the Base Legal Office, Airman & Family Readiness Center Offices, the Airman & Family Readiness Center, Force Support Squadron leadership, and a Conference Center. |
Clark County |
NV |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carson City |
The William Street Complete Streets Project will provide continuous roadway, bicycle, and pedestrian, safety, and beautification improvements throughout Carson City. The project will convert this large corridor, formerly a State Highway, into more productive uses that facilitate comfortable, convenient, and safe travel for pedestrians and cyclists; create a defined sense of place and unique character along East William Street through business investment, public art installations, and attractive landscaping; increase driver safety; provide for green and sustainable infrastructure; prepare Carson City for future Smart City advancements; and establish a distinct gateway into downtown Carson City. |
Carson City |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tahoe Regional Planning Agency |
: The SR28 Central Corridor Project would construct an 8-mile segment of the NV Stateline to Stateline Bikeway connecting Sand Harbor to Spooner State Park, providing off-highway connections to US Forest Service recreation areas and State Parks lands. The project takes a holistic approach to addressing challenging conditions for
motorists, pedestrians, and bicyclists. It will provide a safe alternative to driving and sustainable access for all users to enjoy this popular Scenic Byway Corridor.
|
Carson City |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carson City |
The Western Nevada Safe Routes to School (WN-SRTS) program encourages students to activate their daily routines by walking and biking to school. This project will construct safe and connected infrastructure in order to make walking and bicycling to school safer and more desirable. |
Carson City |
NV |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Churchill County |
Funds will be used to construct a new rural arterial road with water and sewer infrastructure, connecting from the commercial center of Fallon to the Coleman Road Development project. |
Churchill County |
NV |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Reno |
The project would bring restroom facilities in 14 City of Reno parks into compliance with Americans with Disability Act requirements. |
City of Reno |
NV |
$1,056,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Duckwater Shoshone Tribe |
This project would pave a 24 mile, currently unpaved, road from the Duckwater Shoshone Tribe's reservation to the Eureka County line. |
Duckwater |
NV |
$31,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fallon |
The Nevada Department of Transportation (“NDOT”) Williams Avenue Project would encompass a full mill and overlay on Highway 50, also known as Williams Avenue, in Fallon, Nevada from Allen Road east to Rio Vista. Due to the anticipated future expansion of the City of Fallon, tribal properties, and commercial and residential development and growth, improvements and expansion are necessary to decrease traffic congestion at Williams Avenue from Sherman Street to Harrigan Road. |
Fallon |
NV |
$1,615,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Henderson |
The existing Mission Hills Detention Basin and outlet structure were built in 1994-95, before the existence of the college. The needed improvements would relocate the existing levy further south to allow development of the campus and continued protection of the area from flooding. Currently, 360 acres of the 503-acre campus is unprotected. The facility is owned and maintained by the City of Henderson, if relocated the City would continue to provide maintenance. |
Henderson |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Henderson |
The Boulder Highway Reimagined Project would construct a center running transit corridor with two lanes, a bike lane, and wide sidewalks in each direction which will expand access for all modes of travel on this critical regional route. It is anticipated that improvements to Boulder Highway will build on the prior projects to result in further improvements and economic transformation to the area.
|
Henderson |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Vegas |
The Historic Westside Complete Streets Project would provide funding for the NEPA review and design of Complete Streets improvements within Las Vegas, Nevada’s Historic Westside community, including improvements along Washington Avenue, H Street, and Bonanza Drive. Proposed improvements include rehabilitation of the pavement, new bicycle lanes, widened sidewalks, street trees, Median Island landscaping, enhanced, historical street lighting, and other pedestrian-focused upgrades. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RTC of Southern Nevada |
The Maryland Parkway Bus Rapid Transit Zero Emissions Fleet Project includes the procurement of a dedicated fleet of zero emission buses with branding for the exclusive use of the Maryland Parkway Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system. Zero emission buses will operate in dedicated transit lanes with enhanced transit stations as part of an overall project that will also create signalized pedestrian crossings, protected bike lanes, wider sidewalks, landscaping, and public art. |
Las Vegas |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Las Vegas |
This project includes lowering the Charleston Boulevard roadway to provide the desired bridge clearance, reconstructing the existing underpass into a wider boulevard with three lanes and a bike lane, and widening sidewalks in each direction which will expand access for all modes of travel on this regional route. Implementing these new underpass improvements will allow traffic to flow more freely and safely through this corridor.
In addition, a series of Complete Streets improvements will be made along the route to increase the multimodal presence in a safe and welcoming manner, expanding access for residents throughout the entire Valley.
|
Las Vegas |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
The North Las Vegas LED Street Light Conversion Project would retrofit all street lights in North Las Vegas with new, energy-efficient, LED bulbs, replacing approximately 26,500 traditional bulbs throughout the City to achieve a 100% LED street light infrastructure. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clark County |
The Mixed-Use Micro-Business Park & Affordable Housing Project would support the construction of a complex where new or growing businesses can be centralized, have a brick-and-mortar operation, and access to resources from Clark County. This would be a mixed-use development, with affordable housing on the higher floors, and businesses at ground-level. This new concept would serve as an opportunity to grow businesses and strengthen existing ones – over a specified period of time. |
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of North Las Vegas |
The Cheyenne Sports Complex Improvement Project is part of a larger park improvement project that began in spring 2021. When completed, the park will serve as a multi-field sports complex and provide recreational amenities for local residents of all ages.
|
North Las Vegas |
NV |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nye County |
The Nye County Civic Center Project would develop a civic center that serves as a local community center for youth activities, recreation, physical/wellness programs, events, performances, educational programs and community gatherings in Pahrump, Nevada. Nye County has developed a plan to build a multi-purpose facility that will be operated by the County for the benefit of the community. |
Pahrump |
NV |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RTC of Washoe County |
The Arlington Avenue Bridges Project will replace two road bridges over the Truckee River on Arlington Avenue. The existing bridges are structurally deficient and have the worst structural rating of any bridge in Washoe County due to age and repeated flood exposure. The new bridges will accommodate flood mitigation and include space for debris-removal equipment during flood events. |
Reno |
NV |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Reno |
The City of Reno’s Pedestrian Improvements Project would involve the installation of sidewalks and bike lanes on a section of Dickerson Road and Second Street in Reno, providing increased mobility and access for the businesses and residents of the area. |
Reno |
NV |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sparks |
The Sparks Street Rehabilitation Project will replace failing roadway, curb & gutter, sidewalk, and driveway approaches, in two communities, creating safer streets for the City of Sparks. |
Sparks |
NV |
$3,380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washoe County |
The County Road 34 Rehabilitation, Reconstruction, and Safety Improvement project rehabilitates 14 total miles of roadway in the rural portion of northern Washoe County to support economic growth in the region, local communities, and the annual Burning Man event. |
Washoe County |
NV |
$14,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rosen |
NV |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washoe County |
The Nevada Cares Campus is a regional collaborative effort to centralize homeless services while providing adequate spacing for social distancing and service provision. The 15-acre property was purchased in 2020 and the 46,000 square foot shelter opened on May 17, 2021. This funding would expand upon the initial phase of the newly constructed shelter and will include a day use area, safe camping location, and internet and broadband infrastructure. |
Washoe County |
NV |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
To remedy overdue federal payments to enable construction of the Madison, SD segment (lines 2 through 4) of the Lewis and Clark Regional Water System. |
Lake County |
SD |
$21,914,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Provide $450,000 for the federal portion of a cost-sharing agreement, to complete a Corps of Engineers feasibility study update, to further investigate flood risk management for the city of Watertown, SD and the surrounding area. |
Watertown |
SD |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe (CRST) |
Funding is being requested for the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe (CRST) for multi route graveling on portions of Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Routes 3, 7 and 8. |
Dewey County |
SD |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe (CRST) |
Funding is being requested for the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe (CRST) to resurface a portion of Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Route 3. |
Dewey County |
SD |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe (CRST) |
Funding is requested for the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe (CRST) to rehabilitate and make necessary safety improvements to Route 12. |
Ziebach Counties |
SD |
$5,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mitchell Area Development Corporation |
This project funds infrastructure development, including storm and sewer additions, related to workforce development. |
Mitchell |
SD |
$2,406,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Rounds |
SD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of North Sioux City |
North Sioux City is seeking $17 million to complete a realignment, bypass project on Northshore Drive that would route farm, school and residential traffic from west of McCook Lake off of the existing Northshore Drive. According to officials with North Sioux City, the existing road has poor visibility and safety issues and is at risk of falling apart due to the traffic. |
North Sioux City |
SD |
$17,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Alburgh Family Clubhouse |
To expand access to quality child care in Alburgh, VT. |
Alburgh |
VT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Southwestern Vermont Health Care |
To renovate an unused building to relocate a child care facility in Bennington, VT. |
Bennington |
VT |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Interlace Commons |
To provide technical scientific assistance to dairy farmers and ranchers to increase regenerative soil capacity, and to provide outreach and community-engagement activities related to improved soil health. |
Bristol |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Castleton |
Funds would be directed to the Town of Castleton for the construction of a full size elevator in the Castleton Free Library, ensuring full accessibility to the library and ADA compliance. |
Castleton |
VT |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lamoille Family Center |
Funds for this project would assist in the purchase and renovation of a former classroom building in Johnson, TV to establish a therapeutic child care center. |
Johnson |
VT |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Program for Quality Health Care |
This project would help promote equitable access to culturally competent telehealth services by identifying under-served geographic regions, priority individuals, and associated health care providers for rapid deployment of telehealth equipment, basic digital literacy, and technical assistance. |
Montpelier |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Orange County Parent Child Center |
Funds from this project would enable the expansion of the family support center in Randolph, VT. |
Randolph |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Springfield School District |
Funds for this project will support renovation and construction of classroom facilities to expand access to quality childcare in Springfield, VT. |
Springfield |
VT |
$136,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Community College of Vermont |
Partnership for Educational Opportunities for Incarcerated Vermonters and Corrections Officers through the Community College of Vermont |
Montpelier |
VT |
$4,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Vermont |
Following the discontinuation of the Regional Test Center in Williston, Vermont in 2020, Sandia National Labs donated a solar research array to the University of Vermont. With the requested funding, the Burlington Electric Department, in partnership with the University of Vermont, will conduct the permitting, design, equipment purchase and construction of the solar array at its new location at Burlington Electric Department (BED), where it will serve students from the University of Vermont and Vermont Technical College (VTC). |
Burlington, Chittenden County |
VT |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Vermont Department of Public Service |
Using $500,000 of the requested funding, the Vermont Department of Public Service will establish no fewer than 10 sustainable energy projects located at Vermont elementary, middle, and high schools, with an emphasis on schools with a high percentage of students receiving free and reduced lunch. With the remaining $500,000, the Vermont Department of Public Service will develop, build, and administer 10 sustainable energy projects at state and municipal, buildings, including, but not limited to town halls and public libraries. |
Montpelier, Washington County |
VT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Rutland West Neighborhood Housing Service, Inc. |
With the requested funding, HEAT Squad, a service of NeighborWorks of Western Vermont, will do extensive outreach and education to expand clean heating options, such as heat pumps and advanced wood heat, in the Northeast Kingdom region of Vermont to reduce emissions, save people money, and keep energy dollars local. This funding would allow Vermont’s innovative HEAT Squad to continue and expand their work. |
Orleans, Caledonia, Essex, Orange, etc. |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Vermont Housing and Conservation Board |
With the requested funding, the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board will provide needed funding for an innovative community solar initiative through Evernorth, a highly-respected and well-established housing non-profit that serves individuals and families throughout the state. Funding would be used to support 1,125 apartments across Vermont, reducing their environmental footprint and providing cost savings that will support lower operating expenses and lower rent prices than would otherwise have been possible. Working with solar energy companies in Vermont, Evernorth will create a Community Solar LLC to finance and own up to five 500kW solar PV systems located around the state. By utilizing this structure, each solar PV system will attract private equity investment for the federal Investment Tax Credit. |
Statewide |
VT |
$3,605,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Energy and Water Development |
Vermont Public Power Supply Authority |
The project would allow Vermont Public Power Supply Authority (VPPSA) and its 11 municipal and cooperative members to assist commercial and residential customers make the transformation from fossil fuel to electric use and other cleaner energy sources. This will reduce greenhouse gas emissions in a way that minimizes impacts on Vermont's electric rates. This funding will also allow VPPSA members – many of whom are small, rural utilities – to test out financing options like a revolving loan fund and on-bill financing via VPPSA. This financial assistance is anticipated to be especially important to their many rural, low- and moderate-income customers for whom up-front costs are a significant barriers. Based in Washington County, VPPSA is centrally located and well-positioned to provide assistance to a wide array of Vermonters and energy projects, including the expansion of electrification for the support of electric vehicles. |
Waterbury Center |
VT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Nulhegan Abenaki Nation |
This project will be used to appoint a cultural preservation educator and coordinator to the Nulhegan Abenaki Nation. |
Statewide |
VT |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Vermont Housing and Conservation Board |
The Vermont Farm & Forest Viability Program (VFFVP) proposes to assist 50 farmers with business coaching to help improve businesses, grow, identify new markets, and transition their farm business to the next generation. |
Statewide |
VT |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Vermont Center for Women & Enterprise |
With the requested funding, the Vermont Center for Women & Enterprise (CWE) would fund a technical assistance provider position that was first created during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic with one-time funding from the CARES Act.
|
Statewide |
VT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Vermont Employee Ownership Center |
This funding will allow VEOC to intensify its outreach activities by increasing staffing so more business owners are aware of employee ownership opportunities as they consider succession plans. |
Statewide |
VT |
$158,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Financial Services and General Government |
Vermont Farmer Veteran Coalition |
With the requested funding the Vermont Farmer Veteran Coalition would provide workshops and technical assistance to farmers throughout Vermont who are military retirees and veterans. |
Statewide |
VT |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Homeland Security |
Randolph Area Community Development Corporation |
To create a resilient community microgrid encompassing a 36-unit neighborhood for low- and moderate-income families in Randolph, Vermont, which would be a first-of-its-kind demonstration of energy resiliency using direct-current (DC) technology at this scale |
Randolph |
VT |
$753,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Homeland Security |
Windham Regional Commission |
To develop resiliency zones that would mitigate risks to Windham County’s Energy Community Lifeline |
Windham County |
VT |
$151,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Addison County Community Trust |
Addison County Community Trust (ACCT) is a well-established regional nonprofit housing developer, which owns and operates permanently affordable housing for low-income and vulnerable Vermonters, including seniors and people with disabilities. ACCT is embarking on a ten-year plan to redevelop its aging manufactured housing infrastructure in multiple communities, which were originally developed in the 1960s and are well past the end of their useful lifespan. The first three projects in the plan are community septic systems for Lindale and Brookside Mobile Home Parks, which include 67 and 48 homes respectively, as well as a new pump house at Vaughn’s Mobile Home Park, which includes nine units, three of which are Zero Energy Modular homes. This project is a good use of taxpayer funds because, without this funding these communities are facing closures that would result in hundreds of low-income Vermonters being displaced in the middle of an affordable housing crisis. Further, funding for these three projects will reduce the need for rent increases on the lots, which the low-income residents of these manufactured housing communities can ill afford. |
Addison County |
VT |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Barre |
This project, will replace a gravity fed wastewater ejector station with a submersible and energy-efficient wastewater pump station that will address service delivery concerns and sustainability of waste water systems. Specifically, the upgrade will increase Million Gallons per Day (MDG) capacity by 73 percent, improve service for residential customers, allow development of up to 32 subdivisions, support State of Vermont investments in the Washington County Railroad, retain 8 businesses in the community, as well as retain 320 jobs. The current system poses risks to public and environmental health, as it is located approximately 4 feet from the Washington County Railroad and a mere 13 yards from the Stevens Branch River, which feeds the Winooski River. In the event of failure, sewage overflow would have adverse impacts on drinking water, ecosystems, recreation in downstream communities, and disrupts rail service during cleanup. The new system is expected to be located across the street, away from the river and train tracks. This state and local project is a good use of taxpayer funds because it will address a critical wastewater need while also protecting human and environmental health. Planning assistance for this project is on Vermont’s forecasted Draft FY21 Clean Water State Revolving Fund Intended Use Plan (IUP). While the entire project is not on the IUP yet, it is an important project that will address a number of challenges for a relatively small amount of federal investment. |
Barre |
VT |
$143,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bethel |
The Town of Bethel’s plan to upgrade its drinking water infrastructure is on Vermont’s Draft FY21 Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Intended Use Plan (IUP), and will replace a galvanized water line with a lead component. While undertaking this major infrastructure project, which will involve removing part of a road and repaving, the town will also improve stormwater problems by adding a new stormwater drain and eight new storm drain basins. Lastly, the town will improve fire suppression capabilities by installing two new fire hydrants. This project will ensure access to safe drinking water, improve water quality by reducing phosphorus via stormwater runoff, improve fire safety, and encourage economic development in the Town of Bethel. This project is a good use of taxpayer funds because it will help a small, rural town ensure its residents have safe drinking water, while simultaneously improving fire safety and hazardous drainage issues. |
Bethel |
VT |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Milton Mobile Home Community, Inc. |
The Milton Mobile Home Cooperative (MMHC) is a nonprofit, limited equity, 100-unit manufactured housing community. The community was built in the late 1960s and was purchased by the residents in 2012. This low-income community is currently at 100 percent occupancy and seldom has vacancies. MMHC is a critical source of affordable homeownership in Chittenden County, which has one of the highest costs of living in the state. With the requested funding, MMHC would execute a long-planned water and sewer project, which is fully designed and permitted, with multiple additional funding commitments in place. Without this federal funding, the financial viability and community health of this critical homeownership opportunity in Milton, Vermont is at risk. MMHC member-owners understand their role in this project and have voted to borrow at their maximum capacity to realize this project. This project is a good use of taxpayer funds because it will improve wastewater treatment and delivery of safe drinking water, while stabilizing lot rents for low-income, elderly, and disabled residents. |
Chittenden County |
VT |
$994,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Montgomery |
This project, which is on Vermont’s current (FY20) and draft (FY21) Clean Water State Revolving Fund Intended Use Plans (IUPs), will construct basic public wastewater infrastructure in Montgomery’s Village Centers to replace existing failing on-lot septic systems and resolve a significant environmental and public health risks. The federally-designated Wild and Scenic Trout River runs through Montgomery, and 40% of on-site septic systems in the village are in direct conflict with the Town's water system's source water protection area. Further, 19 existing systems within the service area have been identified as troubled or failing. Currently, 92 percent of systems in the service area are on small lots without suitable replacement options that would meet state requirements, restricting growth and suppressing property values. Banks will not finance homes or commercial enterprises on these lots due to the inability of borrowers to afford replacement systems, disproportionately affecting lower-income families. Engaged community leadership has already successfully leveraged federal, state, and local resources, but this additionally congressionally-directed spending is needed to make this project viable. This project is a good use of taxpayer funds because it will have significant economic, environmental, and public health benefits for the area residents by improving failing water infrastructure while creating or retaining over 100 jobs. |
Montgomery |
VT |
$2,870,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pittsford Village Farm |
The nonprofit Pittsford Village Farm (PVF) features two historic structures, an 18th century farmhouse and 19th century barn. The buildings are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In 2018, after extensive community engagement, a nonprofit organization was formed and charged with creating a community gathering space including a child care center. With the requested funding, PVF will conduct preconstruction activities including: architectural, structural, and electrical plans; civil engineering design for site modifications, roadwork, parking and drainage; and other various required studies and consultants including Environmental Review, Historic Preservation Review, and Archeology Review. The majority of this funding will be used for the initial phase of restoration in the western part of the building that will house the child care center. This is a good use of taxpayer funds because it restores a farm in the center of a rural village that is on the National Historic Register, and because it provides a child care center that is needed for the community to flourish. |
Pittsford |
VT |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Townshend Historical Society |
The West Townshend Stone Arch Bridge was built in 1910 by Townshend farmer-turned-stonemason James Otis Follett and is on the National Register of Historic Places. It is at the heart of the West Townshend Historic District. At a span of 37 feet, it is Follett's longest bridge in Townshend. While its stone arch remains structurally sound and it remains open to traffic, the bridge is in urgent need of repair. Erosion over its 111 year lifespan caused by weather events, snow plowing, water runoff, and, most recently, increased use by heavy trucks and equipment, threatens its stability and will ultimately lead to structural failure and closure. Repair and restoration will include removal of the present parapets and road bed materials, and the dismantling and rebuilding the spandrel walls using the same dry stone masonry techniques as used by the original builder. This project is a good use of taxpayer funds because it will preserve a historic structure that is an important part of the history and heritage of Vermont, while preserving this important transportation route. |
Townshend |
VT |
$221,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mountain Health Center |
This funding will be used by Mountain Health Center to develop new relationships with local schools to provide much-needed pediatric dental care to area students. |
Addison County |
VT |
$46,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwestern Vermont Medical Center |
This funding will enable the establishment of a new child care center on the former campus of Southern Vermont College, which will improve the lives of children served by the program, reduce poverty, and enable parents and guardians to enter or remain in the workforce. |
Bennington |
VT |
$77,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lamoille Health Partners |
This funding would be used by Lamoille Health Partners (LHP) to address the significant need for additional primary care services, including dental care, to children and adolescents, primarily in the western part of Lamoille County. |
Lamoille County |
VT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Country Supervisory Union |
This funding will enable North Country Supervisory Union school district to establish a Family Center, which will serve as a central hub for resources and coordinated services for 2,700 students and their families throughout rural Vermont for improved student success. |
Newport |
VT |
$458,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Little Rivers Health Care |
These funds will be used to enable Little Rivers Health Care (LRHC) to build a dental clinic in Wells River, VT to house two dentists, two hygienists, and support staff to deliver critically needed oral health care to approximately 3,500 patients. |
Orange County |
VT |
$1,334,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Centers of the Rutland Region |
These funds would enable Community Health, the Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) serving Rutland and southern Addison Counties, to support the addition of a Public Health Dental Hygienist and Dental Assistant to deliver oral health care services in area schools. |
Rutland |
VT |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Health Centers of the Rutland Region |
These funds would be used by Community Health, the Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) serving Rutland and southern Addison Counties, to to purchase needed dental equipment to provide pediatric dental services through a new clinic, currently nearing completion. Through the purchase of this equipment, Community Health would be well-suited to work with the schools in the region to provide critically needed oral health care services to area students. |
Rutland |
VT |
$149,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Springfield School District, River Valley Tech Cen |
This funding will enable River Valley Technical Center to create 60 new child care slots in three classrooms in the Springfield community in Vermont, which will improve the lives of children served by the program, reduce poverty, and enable parents and guardians to enter or remain in the workforce. |
Springfield |
VT |
$503,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Springfield Medical Care Systems |
This funding would be used by Springfield Medical Care Systems to replace existing portable equipment that has reached end-of-life, enabling them to provide critically-needed oral health services to their patients. |
Springfield |
VT |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Tier Center for Health |
This funding will be used by Northern Tier Center for Health (NOTCH) to coordinate with ten schools in their service area, encompassing an estimated 2,500 students, to provide much-needed oral health care education and direct dental services. |
St. Albans |
VT |
$199,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Counties Health Care |
This funding will be used by Northern Counties Health Care to provide much-needed oral and mental health care services, substance use treatment, and care coordination to students in Northern Essex and Orleans Counties. |
St. Johnsbury |
VT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Care Network |
This funding would build upon a proven model of pediatric urgent care to develop six mental health urgent care programs across five regions of Vermont to provide critically-needed mental health services to the currently underserved pediatric population. |
Statewide |
VT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Adult Learning |
This funding will be used by Vermont’s Adult Education and Literacy providers to train 145 low-income individuals for careers in weatherization, solar panel installation, heat pump installation, commercial driving, allied health, and early childhood education. This training will ensure Vermont has the workforce needed in these key economic sectors while enabling individual Vermonters to succeed in these good-paying jobs. |
Statewide |
VT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports |
This funding will be used to expand staffing and services dedicated to improving the quality of life and independence of veterans and other people with disabilities in Vermont through Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports
|
Statewide |
VT |
$775,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Age Well VT |
This funding will support Vermont’s area agencies on aging and senior centers by enhancing their capacity and improving partnerships of older adult services providers across the state. This funding will increase access to supportive and nutrition services for Vermont’s seniors, including fresh and local fruits and vegetables and wellness services like foot clinics and evidenced-based exercise classes. |
Statewide |
VT |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Recovery Network |
This funding would enable the Vermont Recovery Network to increase and expand its strategic professional development, training, and employment assistance resources and expand and improve evidence-based peer recovery coaching programs state-wide as a critical means of reducing death due to accidental overdose and promoting short- and long-term successful recovery. |
Statewide |
VT |
$515,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Association of Africans Living in Vermont |
This funding would be used by the Association of Africans Living in Vermont (AALV) to provide expanded social services to New Americans living in Vermont, which will improve the lives of children, reduce poverty, and improve family services. |
Statewide |
VT |
$280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Afterschool, Inc |
This funding will enable Vermont Afterschool to develop and implement youth-driven projects and increase safe, engaging out-of-school spaces for youth in five Vermont communities to improve education and student success. |
Statewide |
VT |
$883,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SASH - Cathedral Square |
This funding would enable Support and Services at Home (SASH), a proven population health model, to expand their model of providing home-based care coordination services to family housing, which will improve lives of children, reduce poverty, and lower health care costs. |
Statewide |
VT |
$395,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Windham County Dental Clinic |
This funding will be used by the United Way of Windham County and the Windham County Dental Center in partnership with Vermont Technical College (VTC) to provide health professional education to dental therapy students for their preclinical and clinical training requirements, while simultaneously expanding the dental health care workforce that is so critically needed to care for patients. |
Windham County |
VT |
$549,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Health Hub |
This funding will improve access to basic dental health care for children and adults through the replacement of aging hygienist equipment, a larger mobile facility, and the equipment needed for a second operatory to improve access to critically-needed oral health care services. |
Windsor County |
VT |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Winooski School District |
This funding will expand the successful Winooski School District’s School-Based Health Center to serve even more students and include a dental suite. This project will ensure more young people have access to health care without missing classes and without their parents missing work. |
Winooski |
VT |
$614,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Johnson |
This project would allow the Vermont National Guard to construct a new facility to house their Family Programs at the Vermont National Guard Headquarters of Camp Johnson in Colchester, VT. |
Colchester |
VT |
$3,963,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Housing and Conservation Board |
With the requested funding, the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board (VHCB) will implement the first step of the transformative 2020 Master Plan of the Tri-Park Cooperative Housing, located in Brattleboro, VT. Specifically, this funding would allow for the relocation of homes located in the flood plain and help stabilize the operations of this innovative housing cooperative. With a total of 333 mobile home lots that house over 800 low- and moderate-income residents, Tri-Park is Vermont’s largest and longest operating resident-owned manufactured housing cooperative. Tri-Park makes up fully ten percent of the housing in Brattleboro and is one of the largest unsubsidized providers of affordable housing for low-income people in the state. Tri-Park's residents, infrastructure, and finances were severely damaged by Tropical Storm Irene in 2011 and remain at risk today. In fact, a decade later, many needed repairs and improvements have yet to be made due to lack of resources. Therefore, these vulnerable residents, many of whom are elderly and disabled, live with the daily reminder of the harm flooding can do, while remaining in direct threat of future flooding. This funding would enable new sites to be created to allow homes to be relocated out of the flood plain. Tri-Park proposes to move an existing structure and construct 16 mobile homes sites and necessary associated infrastructure. An additional 18 scattered infill sites will be developed in future phases as the full Master Plan is implemented. Further, funding will increase the resilience and sustainability of this critical low-income community for years to come.
Vermont HUD Consolidated Plan Information:
https://accd.vermont.gov/housing/plans-data-rules/hud |
Brattleboro |
VT |
$1,277,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Champlain Housing Trust |
This project is a partnership between the Veterans of Foreign Wars’ (VFW) Howard Plant Post 782, located in Burlington, VT and the Champlain Housing Trust (CHT), which is Vermont’s largest and oldest affordable housing nonprofit. With the requested funds, the VFW and CHT would partner to transform the existing post into a veterans service center, which would include permanently affordable rental housing, some of which would be special purpose apartments targeted for veterans. CHT has significant experience partnering with community-based organizations to redevelop their sites to create new, vibrant community facilities. The Howard Plant VFW Post, located in Vermont’s most populous city and in close proximity to Vermont National Guard headquarters, is well-situated to serve a proportionately large number of the Vermont veterans community. Together, CHT and the VFW will use this funding to build a new, four-story building at the VFW’s current site to serve as the location for both the service center as well as new, permanently affordable apartments, with priority given to individual veterans and veteran families, including those experiencing homelessness or at risk of becoming homeless. The service center will expand programs to assist combat veterans with post-deployment reintegration, camaraderie, and assistance with obtaining VA health care and benefits. Further, the center will house a computer lab for professional and personal development training, a multipurpose room to be used for veteran-focused events and therapeutic program spaces.
Vermont HUD Consolidated Plan Information:
https://accd.vermont.gov/housing/plans-data-rules/hud |
Burlington |
VT |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cooperative Development Institute |
With the requested funding, the Cooperative Development Institute (CDI) will support the purchase and conversion to a limited equity cooperative of Breezy Acres and Hillcrest Manufactured Housing Communities in Colchester, Vermont by their residents. Together, the two communities are home to a total of 235 low- and moderate-income households. Grant funding is essential to preserving this affordable housing resource in one of Vermont’s highest priced housing markets and to keeping lot rents perpetually affordable for low-income, elderly and disabled mobile home owners. This funding would account for the remaining nine percent of the total project costs, which will enable residents to avoid taking out additional loans to facilitate this ownership conversion. Without this funding, debt service would force mobile home lot rents to rise to $530-$550 per lot per month, the highest lot rents in the state and decidedly unaffordable for this low-income community.
Additional Project Website Information:
https://cdi.coop/hillcrest/
Vermont HUD Consolidated Plan Information:
https://accd.vermont.gov/housing/plans-data-rules/hud |
Colchester |
VT |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Agency of Transportation |
The Lamoille Valley Rail Trail (LVRT) is a four-season transportation and recreational trail that was initially established in 2013 by a congressionally-directed appropriation secured by Senator Sanders. Since then, the trail has served as a cornerstone for transportation, recreation, tourism, and economic development in a very rural and economically disadvantaged region of Vermont. While the trail is not yet complete, the segments that are open have quickly become community assets, supporting local recreation, transportation, and economic development. The requested investment would allow for essential user experience enhancements and community investments for the trail, and would be well-timed with the Vermont Agency of Transportation’s plans for the completion of trail construction by the end of calendar year 2022. Upon completion, the trail will span 93 miles across northern Vermont. This funding would be distributed as matching grants to communities along the trail to develop projects to improve its function as a means of transportation for the public, including but not limited to trail infrastructure, such as trailheads, picnic areas, kiosks, and connections to downtowns; signage; art and history installations; marketing efforts; and ambassador programs. Additionally, this investment could fund a study and 10-year overarching master plan for the trail, which will include a recommendation as to whether the trail should ultimately become a state park. The LVRT has long been a priority in state planning, and it is also supported in Regional Planning Commissions’ planning documents.
Additional Project Website Information:
https://vtrans.vermont.gov/about/stip |
Statewide |
VT |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Housing and Conservation Board |
The Vermont Housing and Conservation Board (VHCB), an instrumentality of the State of Vermont, administers the state’s share of federal HOME and Housing Trust Fund dollars. Its highly successful Shared Equity Homeownership program creates permanently affordable homeownership opportunities that are resold at affordable prices. Homeownership grant funds provided by VHCB subsidize the cost of purchasing a home, helping the initial purchaser as well as future generations of homebuyers. In exchange for the purchase subsidy, the purchaser agrees to share increases in equity with the next buyer at resale, ensuring perpetual affordability. Working in partnership with Vermont’s nonprofit housing network, VHCB has funded shared equity grants for over 1,300 homes and has assisted 1,862 households through the program. With the requested funding, VHCB would expand affordable, shared equity homeownership opportunities to low- and moderate-income Vermonters statewide. Specifically, this funding would allow VHCB to offer increased down payment assistance, access to funding for solar and energy efficiency upgrades, rehabilitation funding, and technical assistance to support the marketing of homeownership opportunities to historically and currently underserved communities.
Vermont HUD Consolidated Plan Information:
https://accd.vermont.gov/housing/plans-data-rules/hud |
Statewide |
VT |
$1,575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Church of Underhill |
This proposal is a partnership between the United Church of Underhill and Green Mountain Habitat for Humanity to purchase a nine-acre parcel of land behind the church, subdivide the property into lots, and build approximately ten permanently affordable, shared equity homes. The project will bring new, affordable homeownership opportunities to a town where most homes are not affordable and the town plan calls for the creation of affordable housing. The homes will be maintained as affordable into perpetuity through subsidy covenants. The proposed homes will be located adjacent to a designated village center where concentrated housing is environmentally appropriate and consistent with state land use planning goals. The CDS investment will encourage economic and racial diversity in the costly and racially and ethnically homogenous Underhill-Jericho area. In addition to new affordable housing, the project will also conserve approximately two acres of open space for recreation, gardens, and other community purposes.
Vermont HUD Consolidated Plan Information:
https://unitedchurchofunderhill.com/
https://vermonthabitat.org/ |
Underhill |
VT |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sanders |
VT |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Vermont Agency of Transportation |
The White River Junction Rail Station is Vermont’s second busiest Amtrak station and serves as a rail gateway to eastern Vermont. Over 13,500 passengers use the station annually to reach the bi-state Vermont-New Hampshire micropolitan area of over 200,000 people. The rail station also serves as an economic development anchor in White River Junction’s downtown area. The current White River Junction Station Platform is not compliant with Americans with Disabilities Act standards. This project will remedy accessibility deficiencies by reconstructing the platform to conform to all ADA access requirements. |
White River Junction |
VT |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wai'anae Community Re-Development Corporation, dba |
Construct a new state-of-the-art 13,000 sq ft post-harvest processing facility to accommodate their larger farm, which will produce ten times as much food for the community, and quadruple the youth internship, training and educational opportunities. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$896,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Department of Land and Natural Resources |
Development of an accurate, easy-to-use soil carbon support tool that will help Hawai‘i users identify and select practices for climate-smart agriculture or specific outcomes such as soil organic carbon sequestration. |
Honolulu, Hawai'i, Kauai, Maui |
HI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hawaii Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Co |
Hire a consulting firm to develop a Climate Ready Hawai'i resilience plan with specific focus on food resilience and soil health; do outreach to constituents and communities. |
Honolulu, Hawai'i, Kauai, Maui |
HI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Maui Office of Economic Development |
Construction of 20,639-linear feet of 8-foot fencing, one entrance gate and 14 additional gates around the Kula Agricultural Park to prevent damage from feral pigs and axis deer. |
Honolulu, Hawai'i, Kauai, Maui, NW HI Islands |
HI |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Department of Land and Natural Resources |
Expand invasive species surveillance in Hawaii to include harbors, in order to enable rapid response to eradicate detected high-priority species such as Africanized honey bees, fire ants, and the mosquitos that carry malaria parasites. |
Honolulu, Hawai'i, Kauai, Maui, NW HI Islands |
HI |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kako‘o ‘Oiwi |
Restore the heart of the Native Hawaiian agricultural system by reconnecting the Native Hawaiian fishpond and taro fields by clearing invasive mangrove and replanting with native vegetation. Individuals hired for this project will receive vocational training, and cultural education to support longer term aspirations. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hawai‘i Institute of Marine Biology, UH |
Design of a pilot investigation to examine the capacity of innovative blue-green design approaches in the form of various mixtures, surface textures, and three-dimensional shapes of bio-enhancing materials, to enhance native coral habitat and provide protection to critical coastal infrastructure in Hawai‘i. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii |
Scale existing public/private partnerships focused on providing University of Hawai‘i Department of Natural Resource and Environmental Management students applied bio-cultural restoration training while scaling the existing projects in remediating ancestral food system infrastructure on the Pu`uloa (Pearl Harbor) shoreline in the `Ewa moku of O`ahu. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii |
Support implementation of STEM programming at an increasing number of local Boys & Girls Clubs sites across the nation |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$580,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Domestic Violence Action Center |
The Immigrant Triad program provides legal and advocacy services for immigrant or limited English proficiency survivors of family violence and their children on Oahu. Ho‘oikaika ‘Ohana (HO‘O) provides culturally relevant services to Native Hawaiian survivors and their families.
|
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$367,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kua’aina Ulu ‘Auamo |
Support for research and planning phases of restorative aquaculture infrastructure (or “hatchery systems”) to support stock enhancement of finfish and possibly limu (native seaweed) for loko i‘a (Hawaiian fishponds) and our common nearshore fisheries. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$141,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Department of Land and Natural Resources |
Advance coastal stewardship of fisheries and coral reefs at sites on Hawai‘i Island through the integrated efforts of community, state, federal, and non-governmental organizational partners. |
Hawai’i County |
HI |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Purple Mai‘a Foundation |
Establish a coastal monitoring and outreach network to support biocultural restoration to catalyze solutions for climate-related challenges facing Hawaiian Fishpond restoration groups by providing relevant site-specific environmental observation infrastructure including sensors, access to monitoring, analytical, and visualization capabilities, tools, and training workshops on climate and data science. |
Honolulu, Hawai'i, Kauai, Maui |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii |
Develop exhibition and planetarium productions to diversify and expand the ‘Imiloa Astronomy Center’s education services to Hale Pohaku on the slopes of Maunakea, and to advance awareness of the connection between science, indigenous culture, and community. |
Honolulu, Hawai'i, Kauai, Maui |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Energy and Water Development |
Kauai Island Utility Cooperative |
This funding, which would be matched by $1,500,000 of Kauai Island Utility Cooperative (KIUC) monies, would allow KIUC to purchase and install lithium ion battery storage units at substations in Princeville and Wainiha, Kauai. The project has strong community support, matching funds are immediately available, and construction could begin within 18 months of securing federal funding. |
County of Kauai |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Modifications to Honolulu Harbor are necessary to address maritime changes and inefficiencies in the current channels and basins configurations, and to build in resiliency measures to combat sea-level rise. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Homeland Security |
Office of Climate Change |
This proposed three-year program will offer residential hurricane retrofits at no cost to low-income households living in homes with insufficient protection. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Homeland Security |
City and County of Honolulu, Office of Climate Cha |
This hazard mitigation project seeks to retrofit buildings at the Honolulu Corporation Yard (also known as the Halawa Baseyard) to create safe space for City and other personnel to stage alongside their equipment during hurricane or other high wind events in order to execute the post-disaster debris clearance mission. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Homeland Security |
Honolulu Fire Department |
Replacement of backup generators at five Honolulu Fire Department stations |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,805,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Homeland Security |
Office of Climate Change |
This hazard mitigation planning project would develop a Waikiki Special Area Plan (SAP). It would focus on identifying future sea level rise inundation areas in Waikiki, as well as planning adaptation strategies and designs for infrastructure and buildings within the area. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Homeland Security |
Office of Climate Change |
This project will develop Mapunapuna and Kalihi Kai Area Drainage Master Plan (ADMP) for the City and County of Honolulu. The overall vision for the plan is to first characterize the flood hazard, i.e., flooding due to sea level rise, or riverine or pluvial flooding, within the study areas and then develop flood risk reduction options for the built environments. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Homeland Security |
American Red Cross, Pacific Islands Region |
This program provides Hawai‘i residents with the knowledge and skills to better prepare themselves prior to a disaster occurring and build more resilient communities. |
City and County of Honolulu, Hawai’i County, Kauai |
HI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy, Hawaii |
Protection of endangered and threatened species |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$924,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bishop Museum |
Preservation of museum collections |
Honolulu City |
HI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Division of Forestry and Wildlife, State of Hawaii |
Infrastructure upgrades to support reforestation, rare species recovery, wildlife habitat restoration, and watershed protection |
Honolulu City and County and Hawaii County |
HI |
$1,035,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Division of Forestry and Wildlife, State of Hawaii |
Protection of threatened and endangered species |
Honolulu County and Maui County |
HI |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Division of Forestry and Wildlife, State of Hawaii |
Facility upgrades to advance endangered plant conservation |
Honolulu, Maui, Kauai, and Hawaii Counties |
HI |
$955,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Kaho`olawe Island Reserve Commission |
Infrastructure support of endangered species habitat conservation |
Maui County |
HI |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Zoological Society of San Diego |
Facility upgrades to protect endangered Hawaiian forest birds |
Maui County |
HI |
$634,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Molokai Land Trust |
Protection of federally designated critical habitat |
Maui County |
HI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA of Hawaii Island |
The nationally accredited YWCA Developmental Preschool has served East Hawaii since the 1960s, providing an educational structure geared towards the development of the whole child. This funding will help our program and our children through the difficulties of COVID recovery by supporting technology, supplies, teacher training, curricula and accreditation support.
Recent events on Hawaii Island (volcano eruption in 2019, COVID in 2020/2021) has resulted in the YWCA Developmental Preschool seeing additional stressors on families and the preschool had to pivot to help families deal with the stressors as well as comply with COVID related restrictions. The resulting pivots had a positive impact on children and their families as well as with staff. The preschool, to maintain some of the momentum of the positive results is designing the next school years to continue or modify some of the actions. However, these changes, as well as compliance with COVID regulations, was fiscally devastating and the preschool had to put aside needs and funnel their resources to support the families and children more.
The requested funding would allow the preschool to continue to keep the positive changes in place, proceed with some of the planned expenditures that have been put off, and provide additional support to participating families. |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Blood Bank of Hawaii |
Blood Bank of Hawaii (BBH) is planning to construct a new headquarters that will be a critical part of Hawaii’s emergency preparedness plan while also accommodating technological advances, consolidating space and improving operating efficiencies.
The project will include the construction of a 19,000-square-foot, FDA Biosafe Level 2 facility with unrestricted access to collect, process, test, store and distribute blood. This facility will be open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. In addition, the new facility will have required temperature controls, reliable data connectivity, a bio-waste storage area and other technologies to ensure that BBH is able to respond to any new pandemic or emergency, in addition to securing an uninterrupted blood supply. BBH is the sole blood provider for all of Hawaii’s hospitals, and this new facility will serve patients on every island in Hawaii. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$2,111,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Queen's Health Systems |
This funding will be used to purchase a sophisticated air handling system for The Queen’s Health Systems’ Cath Labs and Electrophysiology Labs to provide the safest environment for patients and caregivers, prevent the spread of infectious diseases, and better control any risk of airborne infection. These Cath Labs and Electrophysiology Labs will significantly increase the accessibility and quality of cardiovascular care services for the residents of Hawaii. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Honolulu |
The Leeward YMCA Kid’s Prep Preschool program supports Leeward community (Waipahu, Ewa, Mililani, Kapolei, Pearl City) families by providing a much-needed safe and nurturing program, particularly during COVID-19, to prepare young children to enter kindergarten.
YMCA of Honolulu requests funding to expand the Leeward YMCA Kid’s Prep Preschool program by doubling the number of preschool seats from 21 to 46 by relocating their childcare drop-in center to another location.
Kid’s Prep is a high quality, State-licensed program that ensures highly trained and certified teachers are nurturing the potential of our community’s young people. The YMCA is committed to ensuring its programs are available to all community members and offers scholarship assistance to support those families facing financial barriers. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$791,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kuakini Medical Center |
This project will permit emergency backup power and continued operation of the air conditioning system for long-term care facilities during power grid outages, emergencies, and disasters. The funding would be used to connect two new emergency generators from Kuakini Medical Center, an acute care hospital, to Kuakini Geriatric Care, a nonprofit long-term care facility that operates a skilled nursing facility, intermediate care facility, and residential care home. The replacement of this emergency generator will allow Kuakini Medical Center to be more resilient and to be able to continue to provide health care services during power outages and emergencies. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Guide Dogs of Hawaii |
The CANE Program is an orientation and mobility training program, incorporating basic adaptive technology to provide blind and visually impaired (BVI) individuals with the means to become more independent through tech aids, social activities, staff, and program supplies and operations. The goal is to provide BVI individuals with the means to become more independent and assertive about their own place in the world.
The CANE Program will be conducted in two phases. The first phase will focus on the City and County of Honolulu since, as is the case statewide, 70-75% of BVI individuals in Hawaii reside on the island of Oahu. This will allow Guide Dogs Hawaii (GDH) the opportunity to beta-test and fine tune the program before expanding it to the neighbor islands. Phase 2 will then address the needs of additional clients registered on Oahu and expand services to neighbor islands. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$554,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Trustees Under Will And Estate of William Lunalilo |
Lunalilo Home has been caring for seniors in Hawaii for 138 years. To further enhance its services and facilities to increase its impact in the community, Lunalilo Home plans to increase the square footage of its adult day care facility in order to provide essential caregiving services to seniors with dementia. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Parents and Children Together |
The Work with a Future program would engage unemployed youth aged 17-21—particularly those exhibiting high risk and disruptive lifestyles—in productive training and jobs. This pilot program will be developed for youth in Kalihi (with the hub at Kuhio Park public housing) where there are majority populations of Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders with low incomes, high rates of unemployment, and higher rates of court involvement.
Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander youth in Kalihi are often not adequately served by Hawaii’s public schools or other currently available systems—resulting in dropping out of school, high incidences of substance abuse, chronic unemployment, high crime rates and disruption for families. In addition, tangible skills and solid employment opportunities with living wages are possible for these youth if there are programs in the state build the training programs and assemble supports that substitute for those resources unavailable to them. Furthermore, while workforce development for high risk populations is not without cost, the benefits are quickly recognized and have long-term positive effects on community resources. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Honolulu |
The YMCA of Honolulu is requesting funds to restart its Kauhale Adolescent Substance Abuse Aftercare Program (Kauahale) after a break in programming due to COVID-19. This program offers after-care for 125 adolescents who have recently completed a substance-abuse treatment program. Kauhale provides support, structure and a re-entry point for youth who otherwise may not be able to participate in positive youth development programs based in their own communities.
While in school, youth in treatment have the structure, multiple support systems (teachers, counselors, and school administrators), and resources to remain clean and sober. It is in the after school hours and when school is on break where youth are more prone to relapse. This is due to the lack of structure, adult role models, and resources the youth faces that leads to an increased risk of alcohol and drug relapse.
To address this, the Kalihi YMCA created and implemented the Kauhale Program beginning in 2016. This 12-session program was designed using curricula from a variety of sources including Living in Balance by Jeffery Hoffman, Building our Beloved Community created by Puanani Burgess, Stages of Change (also called the Transtheoretical Model) developed by Prochaska and DiClemente and sessions on Healthy Living, Life Skills and Youth Development. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA of Oahu |
YWCA Oahu’s Fernhurst Program offers both a structured re-entry work furlough program and transitional housing for the women of Hawaii. Both these programs offer structure, case management, life skill training, financial literacy, and a host of other program offerings all to allow the women residents the best opportunity to create and sustain their new beginnings. Fernhurst allows the women a safe place to reside while working and saving money with the goal of becoming financially self-sufficient, equipping them with the needed life skills and support network to sustain them through their life journey. Fernhurst is unique because of the provision of wrap around services it offers to its residents – to not only meet the women’s basic needs for food and shelter, but to also provide the mental and emotional support through counseling and case management, and the employment, financial literacy, and life-skills training that the women need to become more productive, contributing, law-abiding members of society.
Funding will help provide justice involved and economically disadvantaged women a safe place to live as they develop the social, life and financial skills they will need for a stable and productive life. Participants will have access to a six-month re-entry program and an optional six months of transitional housing program. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
The Best Buddies in Hawaii Inclusion Project for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities would create opportunities for greater access to community-based inclusion, subsequently providing the type of environment that will help middle and high school students with IDD develop the social and emotional skills needed for their successful transition into post-secondary education and the workforce. Students with intellectual and developmental disabilities spend most of their school day in separate classrooms, preventing them from developing the social and emotional skills they will need for success in the community and the workplace after school. Best Buddies overcomes this separation by creating one-to-one friendships between students with disabilities and their typical peers, a proven model that is not duplicated by any other organization.
The project would support 37 Best Buddies chapters at middle and high schools in Hawaii, providing opportunities for friendship and leadership development to a minimum of 978 students with IDD and their typical peers and engaging them in 272 inclusive activities throughout the year. The 978 project participants will have a positive impact on the lives of 9,780 people in Hawaii. |
Honolulu, and Hawaii and Maui Counties |
HI |
$401,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii System |
The University of Hawaii (UH) Rural Health Research Center (RHRC) would focus on rural health workforce policy and health equity in the University’s Office of Strategic Health Initiatives to conduct high-quality and policy-relevant research and develop policy recommendations to improve rural health care in Hawaii. This project is part of the existing UHealthy Hawaii initiative and in partnership with key local rural health stakeholders. The RHRC’s primary areas of focus for FY22 and beyond are developing national, state, and local policy recommendations through evidence-based data and research to address Hawaii’s health workforce shortage issues in rural areas and advance health equity, including by seeking to increase physician reimbursement.
The proposed new Rural Health Research Center at UH would provide a critical new hub for advancing policy and evidence-based research related to rural health and—specifically in Hawaii—rural health workforce policy and health equity. The Center is consistent with the UHealthy Hawaii initiative, which aims to leverage the UH System to improve health and health care in Hawaii and the Pacific through four primary areas of focus: ensuring a robust statewide health workforce; discovering and innovating to improve and extend lives; promoting healthier families and communities; and advancing health in all policies. UHealthy Hawaii has 35 community partners across the state of Hawaii, including from the state government, health systems, primary care providers, insurers, health associations and advocacy groups, business community, and more. |
Honolulu, and Hawaii, Kauai, and Maui Counties |
HI |
$992,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
American Red Cross, Pacific Islands Region |
The American Red Cross Youth Preparedness program offers free educational programming in schools on personal and family preparedness for region-specific disasters. Since Fall 2017, the American Red Cross of Hawaii has been partnering with UH School of Nursing’s Community, Public & Global Health Nursing class to conduct Pillowcase Project (Red Cross education program designed for youth in grades 3-5) and Prepare with Pedro (designed for children in grades K-2) presentations. This partnership is a win-win situation which provides the nursing students real world experience in community engagement and manpower for the Red Cross to carry out its program.
To address disaster preparedness among children and their families, the Red Cross Youth Preparedness Program provides direct services to children through schools, consisting of the following:
1) Prepare with Pedro: A preparedness pilot presentation designed for children in grades K-2.
2) The Pillowcase Project: Our signature youth preparedness education program designed for youth in grades 3–5;
3) Monster Guard: A free app designed for children ages 7-11 to help prepare for real-life emergencies in a fun and engaging game; and
4) Red Cross Clubs: Running the Youth Preparedness Program through high school Red Cross Clubs. |
Honolulu, and Hawaii, Kauai, and Maui Counties |
HI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Club of Hawaii |
The Great Futures After School Youth Program provides wraparound afterschool programs for youth in Hawaii. The program is based on the Boys & Girls Club of America's “Formula for Impact,” a nationally recognized, research-based theory of change that centers on providing a wide variety of activities so members stay engaged, motivated, and inspired throughout the year and over longer periods. Members are encouraged to attend the club every day, either in person or virtually, where they find structure and support to complete homework, study, and prepare for classes; a safe place to spend time with friends; programs to learn about mental, physical and emotional health; access to mentors and caring adults; opportunities to develop leadership skills and goal setting; a range of athletics and fitness activities; and the chance to just have fun.
Boys & Girls Clubs fill the gap between school and home, providing welcoming, positive environments in which kids and teens have fun, participate in life-changing programs and experiences, and build supportive relationships with peers and caring adults. |
Honolulu, and Kauai County |
HI |
$718,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Partners in Development Foundation |
The project—Kiapu: A Navigation and Work Collaboration (KNAV) to support Justice-Involved Youth and Young Adults—would provide educational and workforce development for justice-involved youth ages 14-24, especially at-risk Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders.
This proposal represents a collaboration of community-based and state and city entities to: offer re-entry services; serve at-risk youth and at-risk young adults; and serve families of incarcerated and formerly-incarcerated opportunity young adults (OYA). Wraparound case management and navigation services will ensure youth stay engaged with the program, have basic needs met, receive mentoring and culturally relevant programming, and have access to immediate support to remediate skill gaps. Youth will have opportunities to access education and training to obtain living wage jobs in in-demand fields such as: nursing, food services, hospitality, agriculture, custodial, and construction.
KNAV will target three high poverty, high crime regions in the state. Windward Oahu is home to the state’s youth correctional facility, the state’s only Women’s Community Correctional Center, a residential shelter and access center for homeless OYA and drop in services for young street youth, a safe house for commercially and sexually exploited minors, and a vocational training program for opportunity youth who are disconnected from school and work. The Leeward coast of Oahu is home to some of the country’s poorest census tracts and the lowest educational attainment in the state, including Waianae where the poverty rate is 24.4% compared to 9.3% statewide. Partners include Ke Kama Pono Safehouse, Leeward Community College, American Job Center, and others. On Molokai, poverty and unemployment rates are typically the highest in the state, unemployment was 6.6% compared to 2.7% statewide pre-COVID. Collaborators include Maui College, Partners in Development Foundation, Hale Kipa, Wahi Kanaaho, and key community-based partners. |
Honolulu, Maui County |
HI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maui Economic Opportunity |
The Kaohi Program aims to offer in-and out-of-school activities on the island of Molokai to reduce alcohol use among youth and increase family communication about the consequences of substance abuse. |
Island of Molokai, Maui County |
HI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hale Makua Health Services |
Hale Makua is a skilled nursing facility that is expanding its services on a 2.8 parcel of land that is part of a 34 acre senior-focused master planning project to address social determinants of health for the community and enable easily accessible services for seniors. The planned expansion funded by this project will address the growing need for easily accessible health services, skilled nursing services, and short-term rehabilitation services for seniors. The comprehensive plan will consider complete street projects, an integration of services that focus on senior health and wellness, housing, options for food accessibility, and space and opportunities for the entire community. |
Maui County |
HI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Club of Maui |
The Great Futures After School Youth Program provides wraparound afterschool programs for youth in Hawaii. The program is based on the Boys & Girls Club of America's “Formula for Impact,” a nationally recognized, research-based theory of change that centers on providing a wide variety of activities so members stay engaged, motivated, and inspired throughout the year and over longer periods. Members are encouraged to attend the club every day, either in person or virtually, where they find structure and support to complete homework, study, and prepare for classes; a safe place to spend time with friends; programs to learn about mental, physical and emotional health; access to mentors and caring adults; opportunities to develop leadership skills and goal setting; a range of athletics and fitness activities; and the chance to just have fun.
Boys & Girls Clubs fill the gap between school and home, providing welcoming, positive environments in which kids and teens have fun, participate in life-changing programs and experiences, and build supportive relationships with peers and caring adults. |
Maui County |
|
$430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
J. Walter Cameron Center |
The J. Walter Cameron Center (JWCC) plans to replace a 12 year old air conditioner chiller. This project will help provide a safe location for 30,000 low and moderate income individuals to receive health and other social services at the JWCC each year. |
Maui County |
HI |
$383,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Shafter Hawaii |
Funding to complete construction of the U.S. Army Pacific's new mission command facility at Fort Shafter. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$55,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Wheeler Army Airfield Schofield Barracks |
Funding for construction of an aviation operations building at Wheeler Army Airfield. |
Honolulu County |
HI |
$84,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Base Hawaii |
Funding to modernize the electrical distribution system at Marine Corps Base Kaneohe to support installation resilience. |
Honolulu County |
HI |
$64,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Wheeler Army Airfield Schofield Barracks |
Funding for a helicopter parking apron at Wheeler Army Airfield to support Army aviation readiness. |
Honolulu County |
HI |
$56,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Homeland Defense Radar Hawaii |
Planning and design funding for the construction of the Homeland Defense Radar-Hawaii. |
Kauai County |
HI |
$19,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Air Force Research Lab Detachment 15, Kihei |
Planning and design funding to support the Air Force Research Lab's unfunded requirements for a new, permanent facility. |
Kihei, Maui County |
HI |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Honolulu |
To support the establishment a Crisis Outreach Response and Engagement (C.O.R.E.) program to divert 911 calls regarding non-violent unhoused people to a trained crisis outreach staff that can focus on providing resources, assistance, and shelter. |
City & County of Honolulu |
HI |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Honolulu |
Providing hurricane retrofits at no cost to at least 200 low-income households living in homes that are at risk from hurricanes. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Honolulu |
The funding of the purchase of a 12-unit building that would be devoted to housing domestic violence survivors and providing supportive services including advocacy, legal representation, financial assistance, transportation, financial literacy, job training/career counseling, and mental health services. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$2,698,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University of Hawaii at Manoa |
The establishment of a University Transportation Center at the University of Hawaii at Manoa to study coastal transportation resiliency |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$2,498,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Honolulu |
The installation of 87 public electric vehicle chargers at 35 city-owned parking facilities on Oahu. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Self-Help Housing Corporation of Hawaii |
The funding of infrastructure costs at Nanaikeola Self-Help Housing Subdivision, where low income families will build their own houses on 88 lots on site. |
City and County of Honolulu |
HI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hawaii County Office of Housing and Community Dev. |
The construction of a 16-unit emergency shelter, 48 units of permanent housing, community showers, community kitchens and other social services infrastructure for people experiencing homelessness. |
County of Hawaii |
HI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Hawaii |
To redevelop a former hotel and commercial space to create 26 units of permanent supportive housing and a zero waste commercial space. |
County of Hawaii |
HI |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Hawaii |
The replacement of existing perimeter fences and the installation of new gates and fencing at the Ellison Onizuka Kona International Airport at Keahole. |
County of Hawaii |
|
$2,007,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Kauai |
The project would construct a community center and construct approximately 35 to 40 units of elderly housing for the Lima Ola Community, an affordable housing development that will house more than 500 families. |
County of Kauai |
HI |
$9,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Kauai |
The building of 6-8 Level 3 electric vehicle charging stations at strategic points on the island of Kauai. |
County of Kauai |
HI |
$905,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Kauai |
To repair poor drainage at several intersections that has damaged the road and caused unsafe conditions. |
County of Kauai |
HI |
$405,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hawaii Department of Transportation |
To relocate a segment of Honoapiilani Highway to make it more climate resilient. |
County of Maui |
HI |
$46,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hawaii County |
The creation of a mass transit network of zero emissions buses. |
Hawaii County |
HI |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schatz |
HI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City and County of Honolulu |
The purchase of electric buses and charging infrastructure to provide battery electric bus service along the Route 40 corridor. |
Honolulu |
HI |
$15,084,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Akwesasne Boys & Girls Club |
The Akwesasne Boys & Girls Club has been at the forefront of youth development in the Akwesasne Community for 20 years, providing afterschool, summer, athletic, and meal programs. Our main Clubhouse, an old cigarette warehouse that was renovated 20 years ago to house the Club and is well beyond its life cycle and we are asking for the Senator's help to invest in a new home for our youth.
|
Akwesasne, Franklin County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
CORNELL COOPERATIVE EXTENSION ASSOCIATION OF ORLEA |
Funding requested for the construction of an all-season (drive-through) RURAL COMMUNITY RESPONSE & LEARNING CENTER at CORNELL COOPERATIVE EXTENSION IN ORLEANS COUNTY, NEW YORK (CCE). The all-season AGTECH CENTER would enable CCE to offer (urgent) mass testing, mass vaccine clinics, mammogram clinics, rabies clinics, job fairs, and more to rural residents in the GLOW and NIOGA counties across NY-27, while at the same time protecting medical personnel, volunteers, and participants from the elements. The project scope includes new facility-wide septic to meet DOH requirements and space for S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Tech, Engineering, Arts/ Agriculture, and Math) & ROBOTICS education to take place at an ADA-compliant site on the CCE 4-H Fairgrounds.
|
Albion, Westchester County |
NY |
$506,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Cayuga |
Construction of a universal-access destination playground on Deauville Island. The playground will include components for all age groups and abilities and replace a small, irrelevant and outdated play structure from the early 1980s. A restroom/concession building will accompany the playground to ensure a fully-functional amenity that accommodates extended visits.
|
Auburn, Cayuga County |
NY |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Cayuga |
Replacement of failing Owasco Lake seawall and replacement of vehicular access bridge at Deauville Island at Emerson Park with new seawall structure supporting floating docks for boat access to the island activity center.
|
Auburn, Cayuga County |
NY |
$1,670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Cayuga |
To construct an outdoor performance facility on Deauville Island at Emerson Park with a capacity of 3000 attendees providing a permanent facility for the various arts and cultural events being held at Emerson Park.
|
Auburn, Cayuga County |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Cayuga |
Construct tiered shoreline seat walls along the southeast corner of Deauville Island. The project will address island erosion into Owasco Lake and provide universal access to the water's edge.
|
Auburn, Cayuga County |
NY |
$570,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Cayuga |
Expansion of the main parking lot serving the Sterling Nature Center Interpretive Building.
|
Auburn, Cayuga County |
NY |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Cayuga |
To construct outdoor Classroom with Pergola to provide space for gathering outside to register and participate in programming while enjoying the beauty of the nature center and Lake Ontario.
|
Auburn, Cayuga County |
NY |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Cayuga |
To construct outdoor picnic pavilions for the use and enjoyment of Emerson Park guests.
|
Auburn, Cayuga County |
NY |
$123,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Cayuga |
To construct outdoor picnic pavilion for the use in educational programming and the enjoyment of Sterling Nature Center guests.
|
Auburn, Cayuga County |
NY |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Bainbridge Chamber of Commerce, Inc. |
The funds will be used to complete the construction of a community center in the Village of Bainbridge.
|
Bainbridge, Chenango County |
NY |
$71,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Barker |
The project will construct a new Village Hall and Library to replace the one burnt to the ground in a fire. The project will provide the Village with necessary basic public infrastructure, create construction jobs, and provide a venue to critical community events and educational/training programs.
|
Barker, Niagara County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
EGLISE BAPTISTE NOUVELLE NAISSANCE |
This funding will be used for food distribution.
Providing food daily or weekly to the church members in need.
Preventing immigrant families at church from going hungry.
|
Brooklyn, Kings County |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper, Inc |
The Niagara River Climate Resiliency Program funding will be used to support Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper's three-pronged program to conserve and protect critical living infrastructure resources against the threats of a changing climate, within Western New York's Great Lakes Basin, and specifically within the Niagara River Watershed. The requested funds will be used to mitigate the effects of climate change in the rural, headwater region of Western NY by funding land acquisitions, active restoration of riparian and forest ecosystems, and the staff capacity of Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper to administer a Source Water Protection Program. Funds will be used to support salaries and benefits of project managers overseeing the work, procurement, consultant and contractor management, public engagement, design consultant services, local travel reimbursement, indirect costs, and capital expenses including construction services, materials/supplies, and land acquisitions.
|
Buffalo, Erie County |
NY |
$1,450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Clifton Springs |
There are two buildings that were built in 1879 & 1915. Phase one (Health & Wellness center) renovation is complete, we are looking for support to help pay for phase two. In late 2019 phase two was estimated to cost just under 1 million dollars. The building currently houses licensed child care, camps, sports, family and senior programming. The building built in 1879 (oldest YMCA in the country still running in its original facility) needs a new floor plan, insulation, windows, plumbing, roofing, A/C, tuckpointing the envelope and other interior updates.
|
Clifton Springs, Ontario County |
NY |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Towns of Ghent, Austerlitz, Canaan, and New Lebano |
The Towns of Ghent, Canaan, New Lebanon, and Austerlitz have joined together in a coordinated effort to provide broadband where it currently does not exist. Our goal is to provide broadband to as many unserved homes and businesses as possible through both network expansion and new construction. All four towns have long -standing Broadband Committees that have mapped and identified gaps in access throughout our municipalities. Using these maps, we approached two providers in our area to give us proposals for the project.
|
Columbia County |
NY |
$1,135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
United Way for Cortland County |
United Way for Cortland County is seeking funding to partner with the major childcare providers in the county to address both the significant shortage of childcare spaces, the training of childcare workers, and the subsidizing of childcare costs to encourage parents to return to work. |
Cortland, Cortland County |
NY |
$1,648,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Eden |
Through the course of the Town's Comprehensive Plan update, the potential to develop a community center for the residents of Eden was identified as an opportunity to build social interaction and provide a valuable community resource. The conceptual idea for a community center is a non-traditional/ flexible communal space that takes an alternative approach to space design this would allow for an accommodation of a variety of needs and users/age-groups in a cost-effective manner. The intended design of the community center is influenced by the barns of the farm culture that dot the landscape of Eden. The space would feature a basic approach of a one room, multipurpose space for gatherings and functions that can transform based on the programming needs. Depending on design, this space could be changed from an open court recreational court to a gathering space for special events. An extended overhang with multi-functional windows would help allow for growth and cater to different needs during the warmer season months.
The surrounding park space would be improved to include better sports fields and a splash pad for child water play.
|
Eden, Erie County |
NY |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Geneseo |
Employing over 900 personnel including 379 faculty members with a traditional student body of approximately 5,400 undergraduate and 100 graduate students set in a rural region in Livingston County and given the recent pandemic, we have had to dramatically pivot and reverse course to online and distance learning for majority of the school year and in the foreseeable future. Therefore our communications CMS ($500K) broadband data, IT infrastructure ($5M), hardware, and network ($4M) desperately needs updating as a majority of our current budget funds maintenance, license agreements, operational expenses, and does not leave much for life cycle replacement of equipment.
|
Geneseo, Livingston County |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
BluePrint Geneva, Inc. |
To create a community kitchen space for programs related to gleaning and gardening in a DEC-designated environmental (in) justice impact area and a USDA-designated food insecurity zone. This is a model of an emergency food program that integrates long-term skills education and empowers members of the community from growers to consumers to be part of food system solutions. |
Geneva, Ontario County |
NY |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Adirondack Civic Center Coalition, Inc. |
We will look to renovate a 7000 sq. ft. space inside our arena. We will modernize the outdated space to attract new business and add employees to the organization.
|
Glen Falls, Warren County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Glens Falls |
The City of Glens Falls is looking to undertake a number of substantial structural renovations and energy upgrades to its historic City Hall building, which houses not only the offices of city government, but also the Glens Falls Police Department in the basement, and the City Court system on the third floor. Perhaps the most critical need is for a new roof, which currently leaks in places and threatens to compromise the integrity of the interior substructure; however, additional needed upgrades would include replacement of the gas-fired boiler heating system with a high-efficiency heat pump and Heat Recovery System, to make the building "Net-Zero Ready" with respect to greenhouse gas emissions. |
Glens Falls, Warren County |
NY |
$1,024,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Long Island University |
The Veterinary Health Diagnostic Laboratory will provide capacity to perform ancillary tests required to detect emergent and re-emergent viruses. The project involves equipping existing space within the LIU Post campus at Pell Hall with diagnostics equipment in order to create a state-of-the-art diagnostic laboratory facility. Specifically, requested funding would: 1) allow LIU's Veterinary Health Diagnostic Laboratory will facilitate timely and accurate identification of animal and zoonotic pathogens within the LIU College of Veterinary Medicine programs, 2) provide healthcare diagnostic services to nearby underserved communities, 3) promote and expand the diagnostics and research capabilities within the region, 4) develop diagnostic tools and treatments, and 5) provide training to post-graduate students and scientists on this novel cutting-edge technology.
|
Greenvale, Nassau County |
NY |
$674,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
M-ARK Project Inc |
The MARK Project aims to develop a certified childcare facility located in Arkville, NY. This much needed facility would provide quality, safe and affordable childcare for the Central Catskill region. We will to locate the facility at 393 County Hwy 38 located in Arkville, which is currently owned by Delaware Association for Retarded Children (Del ARC), a 501c3 not for profit organization. Recently, due to minimal need for services at this end of the County, the building is no longer being utilized by the aforementioned organization. The building is centrally located to the towns of Andes, Middletown and Roxbury, is ADA compliant, is equipped with a sprinkler system, is well maintained and does not require major renovations to comply with NY Standards for a certified childcare facility. The total square footage of the existing building is 4160 square feet with 1474 square feet dedicated to the proposed Childcare Center. This will require us to isolate the childcare facility from the remainder through the construction of a barrier wall, as well as a second means of egress and a fenced in outdoor play space. |
Hamlet of Arkville, Delaware County |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
SUFFOLK COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT & PLANNING |
Suffolk County would like to construct a new Educational Office/Visitors Center erected at the Suffolk County Farm in Yaphank to help provide proper working facilities, consolidate staff and program space, accommodate visitors and to help provide Agritourism exhibits. This would create a complex of education and visitor service buildings visible from Yaphank Ave, beautify the destination, increase visitor access, introduce green elements, and provide additional opportunities for agricultural and STEM educational experiences. The new facility would also provide new, energy efficient office space for staff instructors and administrative personnel.
|
Hauppauage, Suffolk County |
NY |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Herkimer County |
Herkimer County along with the Neighborhood Center is looking to create a day care center that will serve infants, toddlers, pre-school kids and after school youth regardless of income. |
Herkimer County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Herkimer County |
Federal funding is being sought to expand Broadband access in Herkimer County to address current deficiencies in access to high-speed internet. A federal investment of $1 million will help to expand the broadband network to communities in the northern part of the county.
|
Herkimer, Herkimer County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Center for the Arts of Homer, Inc. |
Both the Center's main heating units are very near the end of their service lives. The Center has never had either air conditioning, air sanitization, or exhaust makeup air handling systems. This request is for funds to accomplish the purchase and installation of replacement heating and new ventilating, air conditioning, and air sanitization systems.
|
Homer, Cortland County |
NY |
$215,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Center for the Arts of Homer, Inc. |
Our main theater building is an 1890s Baptist church with brick walls. The walls are deteriorating (being ~130 years old). We have been pointing and rebuilding the walls over the past few years, but the pandemic stalled the effort just as we were readying to repoint/rebuild the south wall. Heavy rains from south seep into the brick and pour into our theater entrance.
|
Homer, Cortland County |
NY |
$20,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
Provide $2,500,000 for the City of Hornell, New York to consolidate the deteriorating Public Works Garage and rented Transit System facilities into a modern and efficient single facility.
|
Hornell, Steuben County |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Niagara County |
The 2-phase project will provide high-speed, reliable, and affordable Internet access to 22 towns, 9 villages, 15 school districts, and 1 hospital. The coverage area would provide service to approximately 4,310 homes and businesses with an estimated 10,755 POPs, while offering a cost-competitive alternative to the entire county (approx. 127,339 buildings) where only a single ISP is currently available. The project is broken down into 2 phases. We are requesting funding for ONLY Phase-2.
|
Lockport, Niagara County |
NY |
$5,170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Royalton-Hartland School District |
The Royalton-Hartland School District is currently developing a Regional Agriculture Center of Excellence that will annually provide hundreds of students and community members with the relevant skills and hands-on training needed to pursue sustainable careers in the evolving local agriculture industry. The most significant component of this Center is the Outdoor Learning Lab, which has four distinct areas that will be constructed on-site contiguous to the High and Middle Schools over five phases between October 2021 and December 2022:
1. Greenhouse-A seasonal greenhouse will be constructed and operate from March through November will be utilized daily by teachers and students for project-based STEM, Business, and CTE Agriculture instruction. It will be run as a production greenhouse with an Agri-science application.
2. Large Animal Care Lab-This will be for large animals (cows, beef, sheep, goats, pigs...) that are visiting the school for instructional purposes. Eventually, a Vet Tech Clinic will be designed for small animals (rabbits, chinchillas, reptiles, cats...)
3. Paddock-A fenced concrete surface area will be constructed to safely house large guest animals outside in a contained and controlled environment.
4. Land Lab-A large plot of land that will be used for growing fruits, vegetables and other row crops (e.g. corn),function as an Agri-science lab, produce food as part of a community garden effort, and support the food science lab where the raw material will be converted into food.
|
Middleport, Niagara County |
NY |
$688,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Sullivan |
Sullivan County plans to address unmet and increasingly vital telecommunications needs through the development of a countywide, county-owned wireless broadband network. An LDC has been formed and three initial towers are in development or under construction. This project proposes to expand the network to address underserved areas of the County in the towns of Mamakating and Highland by installing two communications towers with associated network equipment.
|
Monticello, Sullivan County |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Discovery, Inc. |
This project would be a valuable use of taxpayer funds because it would advance the urgently needed, statewide Children's Specialty Hospital (CSH) for complex disabilities through a construction of a 10,000 square foot greenhouse that would support both food production and therapeutic opportunities. The proposed greenhouse would help children and families by (1) providing optimal food for the patients at the CSH; (2) providing educational and therapeutic pre-vocational opportunities for individuals at the CSH, as well as students from surrounding communities; and (3) supporting a nutrition training program that will provide families with skills that will help a child successfully transition back home, and with the training that can lead to improved outcomes for the entire family - most of whom will come from underserved communities where healthy eating is an unmet challenge. This project will also provide additional healthy and affordable food options to the surrounding Sullivan County community, which has historically had some of the poorest health outcomes in New York State. |
Monticello, Sullivan County |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Discovery, Inc. |
This project would be a valuable use of taxpayer funds because it would advance the urgently needed, statewide Children's Specialty Hospital (CSH) for complex disabilities through a construction of a 10,000 square foot greenhouse that would support both food production and therapeutic opportunities. This capital funding request includes $950,000 for the site work and structure itself and $150,000 for supporting equipment, including assistive technology for individuals with complex disabilities.
|
Monticello, Sullivan County |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Collins |
The project is for the completion of the Marion J. Fricano Park Recreation Building. The Town has recently completed Phase One of the community center building which was the removal of the existing structure, and the construction of a new 24 x 36 x 10 building. Though the building is complete, the structure is a complete empty shell. The proposed phase two of this project will complete the interior of the building including all needed plumbing, electrical, lighting, heating, interior wall partitions, restrooms, kitchen and all finishing work, as well as site restoration of the exterior grounds. |
North Collins, Erie County |
NY |
$594,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Chenango County |
We are working to expand broadband service to rural areas of Chenango County. Rural areas of Chenango County have few homes over longer distances, making difficult economically to expand hard infrastructure into these areas. By using wireless antennas, we would contract with providers to expand their wireless networks into these remote areas. Wireless is much more economical and can span wide distances.
|
Norwich, Chenango County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fort La Presentation Association |
The Fort La Presentation Association seeks a grant in the amount of $1,726,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to develop the Gateway to Fort de La Presentation, including authentic replicas of a mid-18th century French colonial chapel, 2 civilian cabins and a First Nation's Longhouse on Van Rennselaer Point located at the confluence of the St. Lawrence and Oswegatchie Rivers. The development of these structures will be used by the Association to enhance its historic programming/interpretation of Fort de La Presentation, a French colonial mission/fort, St. Lawrence County's first European settlement; and, the scene of armed conflict during the French and Indian War, the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812.
|
Odgensburg, St. Lawrence County |
NY |
$1,726,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of the Twin Tiers |
The YMCA of the Twin Tiers will expand its services to the Greater Olean community through four interrelated capital development components including an outdoor airnasium (celebrating all four seasons of WNY including warm weather activities in an environmentally safe environment and freezing the floor during winter months for ice skating and winter activities), a Splash and Play area (wet/dry play ground that can be used March through November adding flexibility with weather conditions), School Age Child Care Center (adding 120 child care slots for before and after school, school holidays and summer day camp), and Healthy Living Center (multi-use space with healthy living programs targeted for seniors, youth and families). The proposed project is a comprehensive capital development plan enhancing the lives of seniors, youth and families in the community, creating a safe space for youth to grow and thrive, and provide economic development in a depressed area of the community.
|
Olean, Cattaraugus County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Providence Farm Collective Corp |
Federal funding in support of Providence Farm Collective's Farmland, Fresh Food Access and Agency for New American and BIPOC Farmers project benefits New York State and its citizens in Erie and Niagara Counties by promoting fresh food security through access to prime farmland; facilitating the farming of culturally relevant produce; empowering economically disadvantaged groups in the food and farm systems. Additionally, the project and its foundational support of land tenure for PFC's incubator farms contribute to regional economic development by supporting new entry farmers, and the regional growth of farm and food businesses.
|
Orchard Park, Erie County |
NY |
$980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Oswego County |
Urgently needed repairs to what is commonly known as the building envelope. This includes but is not limited to; front steps, columns, windows, brickwork, soffit and roof.
|
Oswego, Oswego County |
NY |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Yates County, NY |
The project will include approximately 11 miles of new fiber optic cable, equipment and customer drops to provide access to approximately 718 premises that are unserved or underserved by high speed internet service. These premises are adjacent to or between our funded RUS (Rural Utility Service) ReConnect (Project designator: NY1702-A61) service areas and thus will cost-effectively build upon the main network of that ReConnect project.
|
Penn Yann, Yates County |
NY |
$4,959,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Yates County Industrial Development Agency dba Fin |
Requested funding will be used to help pay for engineering services for the development of the FLEDC's newest corporate park and to bring it to shovel ready status.
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Penn Yann, Yates County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Plattsburgh, Inc. |
Our project is a community focused, reimaged YMCA that addresses recent fitness center closures in our area. This project streamlines our YMCA services to reach a broader community by repurposing an existing facility and re-engaging many of our community back into health and wellness activities. |
Plattsburgh, Clinton County |
NY |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Potsdam |
The Village seeks $369,000 in grant funding to construct a new road salt/sand storage building at its DPW campus located on the Raquette River; attempts to secure other federal and state financing have been unsuccessful. The Village's existing storage facility is only partially covered and salt has found its way into the surrounding soils and the Raquette River resulting in environmental degradation.
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Potsdam, St. Lawrence County |
|
$369,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Potsdam Consumer Co-op |
Our project is to act on the recommendations of a May 2017 analysis to relocate the retail business from its current location (2,500 square feet) to an new location with 4,000 to 4,500 square feet of sales area within one building. The overall size of a new Co-op building should be approximately 7,000 square foot to include offices, a classroom or meeting space, restrooms, backstock and general storage, a walk-in cooler, a walk-in freezer, and bakery and deli production areas; be fully ADA-compliant; be energy-efficient; and, have a loading dock easily accessed by delivery trucks ranging in size from pick-ups to tractor trailers. According to the analysis, a new facility at the ideal location (along Market St. near its intersection with Sandstone Drive) will realize increased sales from $1.8 million per year to $4.5 million within four years, adding jobs incrementally.
|
Potsdam, St. Lawrence County |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Historic Saranac Lake |
Historic Saranac Lake seeks Congressionally Directed Spending to support our capital project to restore the historic Trudeau Building for expansion of our museum in downtown Saranac Lake, NY. We seek assistance from the USDA Community Facilities Direct Loan and Grant program or another applicable program.
|
Saranac Lake, Franklin County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Seneca Falls |
The Town of Seneca Falls will use federal funds to contract for the construction of a new salt storage facility, improving the Town of Seneca Falls' ability to provide an essential community support service throughout the winter months. The environmentally protective storage facility will replace a severely deteriorated satellite storage building, storing all salt at a single location and leading to more effective use of salt, reduced loss of material associated with the current multiple loading/unloading operations at the satellite location, and elimination of a potential source of contamination to the Seneca River.
|
Seneca Falls, Seneca County |
NY |
$71,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Central New York Regional Planning and Development |
The CNY Regional Planning and Development Board is requesting grant funds to help build-out the physical broadband infrastructure in unserved rural areas in the five-county region in Central New York. The build-out plan will be based on a detailed broadband study the CNY RPDB has completed for the region.
|
Syracuse, Onondaga County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
New York Farm Viability Institute, Inc. |
Operating expenses and technical support to educate farmers and their employees and provide technical assistance in implementing practices that will reduce antimicrobial use on dairy farms.
|
Syracuse, Onondaga County |
NY |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hunter Foundation Inc. |
The Food Agriculture Culinary Hub is a shovel-ready project designed to create a community-driven incubator for culinary and agricultural businesses and education. A multi-generational facility with a variety of uses, the HUB will offer workforce development as part of Greene County's Workforce Initiatives, culinary training, cooking, nutrition, and ServSafe classes, and partner with Hunter Tannersville Central School District to develop K-12 dirt-to-table programming in the arts and sciences. Additionally, the HUB will work with Fromer Market Gardens to create and sell value-added products from local and regional farms. The Hunter Foundation is already partnering with NYS Empire State Development to prepare a 2021 Strategic Business Plan, with the goal of quantifying the market demand and community support, update operating pro forma, creating a finance strategy, estimating job creation, and preparing a master schedule/phasing plan, all of which will be completed by fall 2021.
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Tannersville, Greene County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Oneida County |
To be established in the REA Wing at historic Unions Station in downtown Utica, "The Great Oneida County Food Emporium" will build off the success of the Oneida County Public Market, and celebrate the culinary diversity and excellence of a community that is home to people from over 35 nations. These grant funds will renovate the entire building, create a demonstration kitchen and install lighting, sidewalks, and landscape features.
|
Utica, Oneida County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
New York Medical College |
We aim to improve drug treatment for inflammatory complications of COVID-19 by understand the longer term risks of endocrine pancreatic functional loss in people with COVID-19. This project will greatly expand the data available from autopsy samples from decedents who had COVID-19. which will improve knowledge of the longer term risks of endocrine pancreatic functional loss in people with COVID-19.
|
Valhalla, Westchester County |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Village of Waterloo |
This project will address serious structural deficiencies that must be addressed in order to maintain safe operations and continue to provide quality government and emergency services. Specifically, a support beam has sustained water damage and cannot be relied upon to adequately support the floor loads; ramp framing members have exhibited cracking; and a hole has developed in the elevated parking slab within the building.
|
Waterloo, Seneca County |
NY |
$479,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County SPCA |
The Jefferson County SPCA (JCSPCA), a non-profit, no-kill shelter has an urgent need for facility upgrades to ensure the health and wellness of the animals it serves. JCSPCA is seeking $500,000 to expand and upgrade its facility with the addition of a surgical/veterinary wing. |
Watertown, Jefferson County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Waverly Central School District |
Waverly Central School District is launching a youth innovation center with a cleantech curriculum to meet regional cleantech workforce opportunities. Through development of a cleantech curriculum, students will be exposed to electrification technologies, sustainability benefits, issues of social equity, mentors, clean-tech career opportunities, training and in-house project-based electrification technologies that will allow students the opportunity to pipeline directly in to the workforce. |
Waverly, Tioga County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Westerlo |
Extending existing fiber routes to make fiber-delivered fast, reliable available to all residents of and businesses in Westerlo. This project just offsets the costs of running the fiber, not any offsets to monthly fees for Internet service.
|
Westerlo, Albany County |
NY |
$1,625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wolcott |
The Town of Wolcott will use federal funds to contract for the construction of a new salt storage facility, improving the Town's ability to provide an essential community support service throughout the winter months. The new facility will replace the current severely deteriorated salt barn and be located farther from area wetlands, improving environmental outcomes and resulting in more efficient storage and road salting operations.
|
Wolcott, Wayne County |
NY |
$101,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University at Albany - SUNY |
The Empire State VERTEX testbed will evaluate the quality and robustness of ground-based vertical profiling technology, integrate data from ground-based vertical profiling sensors into National Weather Service (NWS) real-time operations, and assess the value of persistent boundary layer-sensing technologies for improving operations and the cost-effectiveness of integrating these technologies into the national weather enterprise observing infrastructure. |
Albany, New York |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Binghamton University, State University of New Yor |
Binghamton University requests $1.5M to acquire a Zeiss Xradia 620 Versa 3D X-ray microscope for its Analytical and Diagnostics Laboratory (ADL). This tool uses X-rays and computed tomography (CT, similar to the techniques used in a hospital CAT scan to provide 3D images revealing microscopic detail of the internal structure and composition of industrial parts. This tool will serve the advanced technological needs of New York companies in this competitive economy.
At the intersection of U.S. based manufacturing and the new technology economy in New York, a leading position is emerging in batteries for energy storage and electrified transportation. The Xradia 3D X-ray microscope fits into this effort, providing unparalleled capability to capture images of the internal structure and composition of experimental and prototype commercial batteries. New material technologies, new designs, and new assembly methods will enable the production of lighter, higher capacity, more durable, and more cost-effective batteries. Scientists and engineers from companies across New York will use the Xradia to reduce the time to market for this new generation of batteries. |
Binghamton, Broome County |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Not Another Child, Inc. |
Not Another Child, Inc. is the lead agency requesting funds in conjunction with the New York State Fund Peace Coalition. The requested funds will be used to support a statewide conference for CVI's and HRVIP's, coordination of a National Day of Healing, and quarterly youth initiatives. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kings Against Violence Initiative, Inc. |
Building on 12+ years of experience and expertise, KAVI is proposing to establish a statewide Center of Excellence for Hospital-based Violence Intervention Programs (COE for HVIPs). The work of the COE will include a multi-site evaluation of HVIPs, performed in partnership with KAVI, Karna (Evaluator), Kings County Hospital, Harlem Hospital, and Lincoln Hospital& The COE will also provide capacity-building assistance in evidence-based violence interventions to community violence interventions and HVIPs throughout NYS and support the export and replication of best practice models in NYS and throughout the US. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kings Against Violence Initiative, Inc. |
Multi-Site Evaluation of HVIPs - The proposed COE will conduct a multi-site evaluation of HVIPs. Partner organization, Karna, will lead a multi-site evaluation of HVIPs across the three sites. The Evaluation team will work with the HVIP leadership and staff to:
Review and assess current data elements being collected and evaluate available information;
Develop a core set of variables to be collected at all sites to measure program impact, such as changes in community-level rates of violence, reinjury, truancy, adherence to care, utilization of services, and recidivism to the Emergency Room;
Identify unique datasets relevant to each site based on specific populations and community contexts; and
Implement the evaluation plan to assess the process, impact, and outcomes of HVIPs in NYC.
This plan will include relevant information for replication of the HVIPs model in communities across the United States.
Proposed Framework for Evaluation - Since KAVI’s approach includes consideration of community, societal, and other environmental factors associated with interpersonal violence, our team will use the socio-ecological model to guide our evaluation. The proposed framework includes mixed methods using both qualitative and quantitative data collection. Data collected from interviews and surveys will involve snowball sampling to define the most representative sample of the target population. We will analyze qualitative data by using a combination of inductive and deductive analysis that would ensure the analysis is guided by the overarching research questions while also remaining open to the emergence of novel themes from the data. Primary sources of data intended to capture progress/changes on scale ratings (ordinal) and outcome metrics (continuous) will be analyzed using multivariate analyses, ANOVA, and other applicable quantitative methods. Using both qualitative and quantitative analyses for evaluation ensures a holistic approach to accurately capturing that the overall impact of the HVIPs through a standardized process. The intended framework for evaluating these diverse metrics is proposed as a means to better inform and guide future initiatives. |
Brooklyn, Kings County |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Gangstas Making Astronomical Community Changes Inc |
The project request for federal funding supports mediation and mentorship programs and services youth and young adults as well as justice involved individuals. |
Brooklyn, Kings County |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Kings Against Violence Initiative, Inc. |
King Against Violence Initiative, Inc. (KAVI) is a Brooklyn-based nonprofit organization that has been conducting a Hospital-based Violence Intervention Program targeting youth and young adults at Kings County Hospital Center. KAVI is requesting funding to support and expand its HVIP in response to the rapid increase in violence, particularly gun violence, in Brooklyn. |
Brooklyn, New York |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute, Inc. |
To enhance the first phase of Upstate New York's only Cryo-EM Center providing access to industry and academia to instrumentation able to elucidate the critical information necessary for biological material characterization, drug discovery, and design. |
Buffalo, Erie County |
NY |
$1,312,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University at Buffalo |
WNY Drug Discovery Driven by UB';s Center for Computational Research (CCR) proposes to utilize recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and high-power computing, pioneered by researchers at the University at Buffalo, to facilitate drug discovery through rapid development of hit and lead compounds in Buffalo, NY. Funds will be used to upgrade CCR, a leading national high performance computing center, to expand its drug discovery efforts. Upgrades to CCR will be critical not only to burgeoning work in AI-assisted drug discovery, but will also benefit leading researchers through access to the Center's throughput computing services. CCR is a critical resource for more than 160 faculty groups/1,000 users annually who conduct computational science and engineering research and education at UB, and is leveraged by countless industry, health and life sciences collaborators throughout WNY. |
Buffalo, Erie County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
The City of Hornell Police Department is requesting funding for twenty-five digital portable radios to replace outdated analog radios, a digital repeater, and twelve security cameras to replace the failing outdated community cameras. |
Hornell, Steuben County |
NY |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
The City of Long Beach Police Department is requesting $1,063,000 in funding for a new centralized video intelligence and surveillance platform, an expanded camera system, and a technology buildout for a centralized mission control hub. |
Long Beach, Nassau County |
NY |
$1,063,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
The City of Long Beach Police Department is requesting $150,000 in funding for a new centralized analytics software program that integrates multiple in-house databases such as, but not limited to, records management, time and leave, NYS TraCs, and the parking enforcement system. The program pulls data from these independent sources into a centralized database, and based on historical data uses predictive analysis and artificial intelligence to better direct officers to the right locations at the right time, thereby reducing costs and increasing safety. |
Long Beach, Nassau County |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Middletown |
The project is designed to assist the City of Middletown Police Department in meeting the diverse needs of our community, through the enhancement of technology and resources available to police personnel to respond to and deter criminal activity. As the field of law enforcement continues to advance, the need for police agencies to expand their capabilities and make better use of department assets is critical. |
Middletown, Orange County |
NY |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Civic Hall Labs, Inc. |
We are seeking capital support for Civic Hall @ Union Square, which is slated to open in late 2021 and will include a 45,000 square foot Tech Training Workforce Development Center with 20 state of the art classrooms, a collaborative workspace, and wrap-around support services that will be a center of gravity for tech employment and economic empowerment for at least 1,500 underserved New Yorkers, annually. |
New York, New York |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
One Hundred Black Men of NY |
The One Hundred Black Men (OHBM) intends to stimulate the economy, create new jobs, support entrepreneurism, and develop new business owners with the creation of The One Hundred Black Men Business and Entrepreneurship Centers, four 16-week cohorts of 40 students with the goal of training black men in basic business practices.
This innovation is directed towards 18-29-year-old criminal justice involved Black men who often never find livable wage work opportunities after being touched by the criminal justice system. The program will serve 800 participants, which includes each borough hosting four 16-week cohorts of students with a goal of 25 students per cohort (500 in total). |
New York, New York |
NY |
$4,990,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New York City Economic Development Corporation |
Futureworks NYC Public Health Cohort will provide programming and resources to innovative hardware startups and manufacturers to commercialize technologies that would improve public health and increase industrial resiliency to mitigate future supply chain shocks. Funding would support operational expenses for programming, provide strategic capital to startups and mature SMEs to catalyze R&D and capital investments, and analyze critical NYC supply chains. |
New York, New York |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
NYC Mayor's Office of Climate Resiliency |
The Mayor's Office of Climate Resiliency (MOCR) is seeking funds to help City planners and local communities alike visualize the impacts of climate change on local communities. With high-quality data from the New York City Panel on Climate Change, MOCR will develop a platform that will allow people to use visualization tools, access data, and participate in community outreach and information sharing. |
New York, New York |
NY |
$1,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
NYC Mayor's Office of Climate Resiliency |
The NYC Mayor's Office of Resiliency, the United States Geological Survey, the NYC Department of Environmental Protection, the NYC Department of Transportation, and the NYC Department of Parks and Recreation are seeking funds to perform integrated modeling of compound flood risks in coastal areas across the City. |
New York, New York |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New York City Economic Development Corporation |
The Fashion Manufacturing Initiative 2.0 is a project that provides critical resources to support and modernize garment manufacturers throughout the 5 boroughs in NYC. These funds will pay for operational costs, provide funding to garment manufacturing businesses for new technology/machinery, capital improvements, and workforce training, as well as pay for a new pilot to reshore garment manufacturing from overseas (China and Europe). |
New York, New York |
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New York City Economic Development Corporation |
The requested funding will be used to pay for programmatic operating funds that will be used to facilitate matchmaking services between health-tech/digital-health companies & parties interested in purchasing health-tech/digital-health solutions (i.e. hospitals, long-term care facilities, insurance companies, etc.). The funds will also be used to fund pilot studies designed to encourage consumers to test out newer solutions. |
New York, New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New York City Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs |
Funding for this project will be used for personnel at New York City law enforcement agencies that provide U and T visa Certifications, and operational costs to support timely processing of backlogged certification requests as well as outreach. Operational costs will include data management support, outreach materials, interpretation/translation, other outreach event costs. |
New York, New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
American Museum of Natural History |
AMNH conducts vital research related to mitigating global climate change. This project addresses impending global ocean change to save the corals and their value to the economy by using High Resolution Computed tomography (HRCT) along with AMNH's extensive collection of Caribbean coral skeletons to reconstruct the calcification rates of coral colonies through time, identify changes in environmental conditions that shaped diversification of calcified skeletons throughout time, and provide a framework to understand evolutionary persistence of corals. |
New York, New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Carnegie Hall Corporation |
NeON Arts, a public-private partnership between the NYC Department of Probation and Carnegie Hall, is an award-winning, innovative program that infuses year-round arts programming into community-based resource networks in seven high-needs neighborhoods.
The requested funding will support expenses for 25 twelve-week NeON Arts creative workshops selected by community stakeholder groups to serve approximately 600 youth ages 16-24. Expenses include payments to 50+ teaching artists, materials for workshops, and community outreach.
The NeON Arts program is an arts and culture strategy embedded in NYC Probation';s Neighborhood Opportunity Network (NeON) mode - a citywide place-based community justice reinvestment initiative, designed to build connections and opportunities for probation clients within their own communities. NeONs are community centers and resource hubs located in seven neighborhoods that are home to large numbers of young adults and juveniles on probation. At the heart of each NeON is a network of community-based organizations, government agencies, local businesses, and community residents working together to build safety nets of partnerships, connections, and resources to promote the success of people on probation and improve public safety and community well-being. |
New York, New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Harlem Mother Stop Another Violent End |
Program operational expenses for direct holistic services to parents of murdered children that support their healing and the stabilization of the family unit. |
New York, New York |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Aerospace Museum |
To purchase a full-scale replica of the Bell X-1, the aircraft, built in Niagara Falls, that Chuck Yeager flew to break the sound barrier on October 14, 1947/ The replica will be the centerpiece of the museum's exhibits and the highlight of events in 2022 commemorating the 75th anniversary of the record-breaking flight. |
Niagara |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Niskayuna, New York |
The Town of Niskayuna is requesting $135,000 in Congressionally Directed Spending to purchase personal body cameras for police officers, equip police vehicles with car modules and dash cameras, license plate readers placed throughout the community, hardware, permits, infrastructure and storage, and training for personnel in the use of this technology. |
Niskayuna, Schenectady County |
NY |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oswego County |
Scope of project is to upgrade camera control and monitoring software, replace failed cameras, replace outdated cameras, revise architecture as needed such that camera coverage is optimized, centralize archiving for efficiency and to provide remote access to partner law-enforcement agencies;( e.g., City of Oswego), and to add monitoring stations for more efficient internal administration of the system. |
Oswego County |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oswego County |
When designated in 2022, a priority initiative of the Lake Ontario National Marine Sanctuary will be to highlight shipwrecks of the new sanctuary to the public. Allowing people to "visit" shipwreck sites without getting wet, we propose to create a 3D virtual museum. This project entails collecting high resolution imagery on every known shipwreck in the sanctuary, developing an online virtual museum, and creating virtual reality and augmented reality experiences. The products would be housed at partner visitor centers and museums, in addition to supplementing the Virtual Dives element of the National Marine Sanctuary System. These virtual dives would be supplemented with education materials.
We are requesting that these funds be directed to the NOAA budget as additional funding for the Lake Ontario National Marine Sanctuary. |
Oswego County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oswego County |
The Oswego County Sheriff' s Office is seeking to purchase Axon Body Cameras for all of the sworn members of its Road Patrol Division. This purchase is needed to fill a requirement which is a result of NYS 2021 Police Reform. he implementation of body-worn cameras will be used to support criminal and civil investigations, collect evidence, and document interactions between deputies and the public. The use of body-worn cameras has proven to be an invaluable tool for community policing in today's society. |
Oswego County |
NY |
$448,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Oswego |
Our City Police department and city court house is located in an historic but aging facility. Many expensive upgrades, including HVAC replacement, are needed for both entity to function. |
Oswego, Oswego County |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Coastal Preservation Network |
Coastal Preservation Network requests funding to stabilize and restore two public access platforms that are in dire need of repair on Flushing Bay, NY. There are currently very few sites where College Point residents can go and safely enjoy the views available in their coastal community; refurbishing these platforms would enhance safety and provide waterfront access to a community that has limited open spaces. |
Queens, NYC |
NY |
$262,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
CNY Defense Alliance |
The objective of SkyDome Trusted Smart-X Experimentation Environment is to build a reconfigurable area of interest such as a city block in a modern metropolitan area or airport creating a "living lab" that will facilitate experimenting with Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies. It will support connections and collaboration opportunities to the greater Griffiss Business and Technology Park (GBTP) including the AFRL Information Directorate, NY UAS Test Site, Innovare and the City of Rome's Smart City infrastructure to enable complex but compelling experiments. |
Rome, Oneida County |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse University |
The Scalable Quantum-Classical Interface for Superconducting Quantum Processors project will develop the next steps toward the integration of a superconducting quantum array with a proximal SFQ-based coprocessor. The successful pursuit of this program will represent an aggressive step toward integration of a large-scale quantum processor with proximal digital control circuitry based on SFQ logic, a prerequisite for realization of low-latency feedback for quantum error correction. The proposed work aligns with the vision, goals and objectives of the National Quantum Initiative Act and leverages prior experimental achievements in array and coprocessor integration. |
Syracuse, Onondaga County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
Expansion of Body-worn camera problem, allowing Syracuse Police Department to outfit an additional 14 sergeants. This expansion will put a BWC on all uniform officers and supervisors. |
Syracuse, Onondaga County |
NY |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectroscopy is a very powerful technique to study physicochemical and structural properties of molecules. NMR methods offer invaluable insights across a broad spectrum of applications including advanced materials, pharmaceuticals, biotherapeutics, protein engineering, drug metabolism, and metabolomics. They are also a critical component of many quality control processes including the purity and identification of contaminates within reagents used in laboratories and public health samples such as water, food, and illicit drugs. The RPI NMR facility has been instrumental in several projects with high impact on state and federal public health. These projects, conducted in the NYS Capital Region, were enabled by the 600 MHz NMR facility - established at Rensselaer with funding from NYS Gen*NYS*sis program. This facility has become obsolete, NYS Gen*NYS*sis program has been discontinued, and universities, public health emergencies and industries now requires system enhancement of the NMR Facility to enable a Broad Spectrum of Applications including Advanced Materials, Protein Engineering, and Drug Discovery in the NYS Capital Region. This proposed request is to enhance and expand this capability in the NY Capital Region will assist public-private partnerships and work force development areas of biopharmaceuticals, regenerative medicine and infectious disease research. Requested funds will be used exclusively to purchase the equipment that, due to the capabilities required for industry research and workforce training component, is not a funding priority by federal agencies (such as NIH, NSF) under traditional research infrastructure. |
Troy, Rensselaer County |
NY |
$984,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New York Medical College |
This transformative program, in a graduate health sciences institution of higher learning, will enable female undergraduate students to apply their STEM education to cultivate new scientific concepts and launch new businesses and/or social ventures. The funding will directly facilitate this multidisciplinary entrepreneurship educational opportunity for our students and careers of our alumnae, who will make significant positive difference in the lives their communities across the country and around the world, and in the broader society. |
Valhalla, Westchester County |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Autism Society Of America Nassau Suffolk Chapter |
Funds to be used to train First Responders(Police, Fire, EMT, School Personnel, Families, and others that may come into contact with individuals with autism and other disabilities during an emergency or call for service.) Funds requested for curriculum, materials, training, and equipment to help First Responders. |
Wantagh, Nassau County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Watertown |
The requested funds will be used to purchase body-worn and in-vehicle cameras for the City of Watertown's Police Department |
Watertown, Jefferson County |
NY |
$98,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Wayne: Sheriff's Office |
Funding secured will help the Wayne County Sheriff's Office find lost children, rescue boats adrift and get first responders and support to people who need help in fields and forests by providing vehicles and equipment our personnel use to access remote terrain and waterways. |
Wayne County |
NY |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Westchester, NY |
Capital improvements to expand the capability of the County's interoperable emergency communications system to operate in-building, county-wide. |
Westchester County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Amherst |
Funding will be used for capital improvements and equipment to upgrade communications equipment along with bathroom and kitchen facilities which will provide the remaining elements necessary to accommodate a fully functional Emergency Operations Center (EOC) at the Amherst Community Policing and Training Center. |
Williamsville, Erie |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Cheektowaga |
In 2017, the Town of Cheektowaga was awarded the Clean Energy Community designation by NYS. In keeping with its goal to achieve energy efficiencies, the Town is embarking on a LED street light conversion plan using a grant award from this congressional spending request.
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Cheektowaga, Erie County |
NY |
$3,060,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Town of Evans is seeking a USACE CAP 107 for Navigation Improvements to address the position of the breakwall. The study and project have the potential to reduce future dredging needs and open up the Marina to more boat slips, thereby enhancing the economic development of the Marina and create new revenue sources for dredging costs. |
City of Angola |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The requested funds will be used for a Section 103 Continuing Authorities Program feasibility study on the City of Kingston waterfront on the Rondout Creek. The study will analyze existing conditions and plan for shoreline stabilization and protection along the tidal creek. |
City of Kingston, Ulster County |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project is intended to fund a study of whether or not the 2001 River Road Army Corp project has contributed to the current erosion threatening multiple residences on River Road in the town of Rosendale, NY |
Cottekill, Ulster County |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Requested funds will be spent on capital improvements to consolidate Chemung County's two wastewater treatment plants, Milton Street and Lake Street, into a single, regional treatment facility located at the Milton Street site. This will include engineering design and construction services, upgrades and expansion of the Milton Street treatment plant, conveyance of flows from Lake Street to Milton Street, and decommissioning of the Lake Street treatment plant.
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Elmira, Chemung County |
NY |
$54,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
30,000 linear feet of water main replacements and looping improvements as well as upgrades to improve operation of the Village's water system and allow the Village to connect to the regional water source that is being brought to the area.
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Frankfort, Herkimer County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
SUNY Geneseo |
"The SUNY Geneseo campus has approximately 50 buildings, totaling 2.4 million square feet of space. The buildings contain both a mix of emergency loads and non-essential loads connected to the power generation system. The campus is considered a residential campus that needs reliable power during the loss of utility in order to aide in the well-being of the student population. Academic buildings need emergency power for critical life-safety applications. SUNY Geneseo is also an emergency shelter for Livingston County and as such needs reliable emergency power.
A campus wide power generation study (proj # 061050) was completed by CS Engineers in October 30,2020 and in review of the overall distribution system and the need for emergency power in order to serve the SUNY Geneseo campus community and Livingston County as an emergency receiver, the campus should consider an emergency generation system to provide full back-up power to the campus in the event of electrical utility failure.
After thorough review of the existing electrical distribution system and discussions with campus representatives, the most cost effective and practical solution in order to meet the future vision and goals of the campus resulted in implementing a diesel generation system. The system would consist of 3-2MW generators which would be capable of providing full backup power to the University."
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Geneseo, Livingston County |
NY |
$6,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Town of Islip has received a Downtown Revitalization Initiative Award from the New York State Department of State to revitalize the downtown area of Central Islip to increase opportunities and business investment in the community. In collaboration with the Town, the County will design and install sewers in the vicinity of the LIRR station to serve the area around Carlton Avenue to Smith Street to convey wastewater to existing sewers and treatment facilities. Suffolk County Sewer District No. 3 Southwest will be extended to include the service area.
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Hauppauage, Suffolk County |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The hamlet of Holbrook has a one mile section of commercial enterprise that has the potential for environmental, economic and social benefits only realized if a sewer system is provided. This area exhibits the qualities for introducing mixed use zoning supported by both the County and Town. The proposed infrastructure includes approximate 6,200 feet of sewers, a pump station and a force main of 11,500 feet to existing County sewers.
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Hauppauage, Suffolk County |
NY |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Town of Hempstead operates water wells in six Town controlled water districts in south west Nassau County servicing in excess 125,000 residents. Beginning 2013 with the implementation of contaminant monitoring, a number of compounds were discovered in the groundwater. These compounds are 1.4 dioxane, trichloropropane, chromium and other chemicals. The sources of these chemicals has been publicly identified as originated from the manufacturing operations in northern Nassau County. New York State Department of Health has mandated that these contaminants be eliminated by construction of treatment systems paid for by the Town of Hempstead. In addition, numerous home water service require removal of lead piping. The cost to remediate this pollution , including capital costs and increased operating costs are estimated by engineering firms to be in excess of $200 million dollars. This would an exorbitant increase in taxes and water fees..
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Hempstead, Nassau Count |
NY |
$212,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Village of Woodbury requests $443,800 for necessary repairs to the Amdur Park water system. Specifically, funding would be used to support water tank refurbishment, relocation, and installation, including new valves, electric, and control renovations; the fracking and development of two wells; and engineering, legal, and administrative costs.
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Highland Mills, Orange County |
NY |
$444,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Huntington |
The City of Huntington, New York, has experienced power outages during severe storms for several years, including an eight-day blackout following Superstorm Sandy in October 2012. The proposed microgrid project will improve resilience by forming a local electrical power system that can operate both in parallel with the utility grid during normal operations, and isolate, or "island" during severe weather events. The project also includes the undergrounding of all electric distribution within the microgrid footprint to further increase resilience against a variety of natural and technical hazards.
The Town's facilities that will benefit from the microgrid are:
Huntington Town Hall
Flanagan Senior Center
Huntington YMCA
Heckscher Park Museum & Cottage
Huntington Wastewater Treatment Plant
Huntington Hospital
The microgrid will provide power to critical facilities in the community (e.g., Town Hall, Hospital, Wastewater Treatment Plant, Senior Center) by employing the following distributed energy resources (DER).
Huntington Hospital:
5.0 MW/ 10.8 MWh energy storage battery/inverter system
Town Hall/ YMCA/ Senior Center:
2.5 MW Solar PV
Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP):
3 MW Natural Gas fueled generator (for island mode peaking)
400 kW Natural Gas/Biogas CHP System
900 kW Diesel Existing (Only in case of primary generation failure)
The project is in an advanced design stage. Feasibility analysis, detailed designs, and detailed design reports are all available for review upon request. The changes to the current designs being proposed are restricted to power generation and an expansion of the underground distribution system.
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Huntington, Suffolk County |
NY |
$28,068,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Ithaca |
Implementation of a microgrid laboratory for the integration of clean energy resources including biogas-powered CHP, solar, energy storage and biogas gasification systems for biochar and hydrogen production.
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Ithaca, Thompkins County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Town of Carmel is requesting $500,000 to reline water pipes in its Consolidated Water District #2 (CWD 2). Specifically, funding will be used to pay for part of a professional services contract for one of the relining projects in CWD 2, at approximately $125-$150 per linear foot of water pipe.
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Mahopac, Putnam County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
For FY22 the County seeks $943,000 for maintenance dredging ($690,000) and engineering and design breakwater repairs ($250,000) as stated in the USACE Buffalo District budget projects in the Dunkirk Harbor project fact sheet.
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Mayville, Chautauqua County |
NY |
$5,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The funding is for the US Army Corps of Engineers, Buffalo District, to maintenance dredge the federal channel in Barcelona Harbor ($750,000), and to initiate a breakwater improvement study through a General Reevaluation Study or Limited Reevaluation Study for the breakwater in Barcelona Harbor ($100,000). The federal harbor was authorized in the River Harbor Acts of 1936 and 1945, with extensions to the west and east breakwaters and wave absorbers in 1985.Much of the harbor is currently filled with sediment and the federal channel is obstructed such that most watercraft cannot enter the harbor. |
Mayville, Chautauqua County |
NY |
$1,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Chautauqua County is seeking Congress to provide $930,000 in the FY22 USACE Operations and Maintenance account for breakwater repairs and maintenance dredging for Cattaraugus Creek, NY. The Cattaraugus Creek Harbor and breakwater were authorized in the Rivers and Harbors Act of 1968 and constructed by the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) in 1983 and has received no maintenance since then. It is a Harbor of Refuge on Lake Erie and home of at least 11 charter fishing boats.
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Mayville, Chautauqua County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding request is for the US Army Corps of Engineers, Pittsburgh District, to begin a feasibility study for the Chautauqua Lake Aquatic Ecosystem Restoration Project, which was authorized in the Water Resourced Development Act of 2018, Public Law 115-270, Section 1201(b). Chautauqua County seeks to partner with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) to remediate water quality and other hydrological impairments of Chautauqua Lake, New York, and seeks to collaborate on a feasibility study to assess potential aquatic ecosystem restoration, flood mitigation, sedimentation and shoreline remediation, watershed erosion, and water recreation projects for Chautauqua Lake. |
Mayville, Chautauqua County |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Middletown |
This project is the City's #1 priority and will create a reliable water source to provide water to the community of Middletown. Funds will be used to replace approximately 4,400 linear feet of 20-inch high pressure transmission main with new 24-inch diameter high pressure watermain from the lower entrance of the MCC to the intersection of Monhagen and West Main up to the intersection of West Main and Highland Ave and to the intersection of Wickham and Highland Ave. Also to replace approximately 12,400 linear feet of 24-inch low pressure watermain from the WTP up Monhagen Avenue (NYS Route 211) to the intersection of Monhagen and Fulton Street. Replace approximately 6,000 linear feet of 12-inch high pressure watermain from Middletown Park along Lake Ave to Wickham Avenue. These transmission mains supply drinking water to the entire City and are past their useful life and put the City at risk of catastrophic failure of the water system. The project will create a reliable water source to provide water to the community. |
Middletown, Orange County |
NY |
$11,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Village of Monroe was incorporated in 1894 and currently has a water main from the same year which is lead-lined, posing the potential of significant health risks to our community. The Village is rehabilitating streets, sidewalks, and crosswalks in Monroe and needs to fully replace the 1894 water main for the safety and health of all Village residents during this ongoing rehabilitation process.
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Monroe, Orange County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Hudson Raritan Estuary (HRE) Ecosystem Restoration Feasibility Study will provide for the restoration of 20 restoration sites within the HRE that address long-term and large-scale degradation of aquatic habitat. For FY 22, $ 9.178 million federal dollars are requested. This is required to move forward on resource assessment and planning, engineering and design for the first four projects: Restoration of the Stony Creek Marsh Island in Jamaica Bay; habitat improvements in Flushing Creek in Queens; enable migration of herring, eels, and other fish at the Bronx Zoo and Stone Mill Dams on the Bronx River; and creation of oyster reefs at Naval Station Earle in Raritan Bay. The non federal share of $ 4.92 M has been committed by local and state partners.
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New York City, New York County |
NY |
$9,178,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Replace aging water mains in the City of Norwich.
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Norwich, Chenango County |
NY |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Incorporated Village of Brookville |
Grant funding is requested of $50,000 for an emergency 52 kW standby backup generator, and electrical work to configure, including wiring and automatic switchover for Village Hall, to avoid electrical outages and failures during a major storm event; A generator at the new Village Hall will ensure police and other vital Village services will have continuity of electrical power during major storms; A funding request of $50,000 is requested.
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Old Brookville, Nassau County |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
As the Village invests in a new Indian Brook Water Treatment Plant, we must also consider upgrades and maintenance components of the distribution system-- the Lakeville Water Tank, which holds 1.5 million gallons of water and was originally built in 1964, is an integral part of that system, and its protective coating is in need of replacement. A new coating will be applied in order to restore the integrity of the tank and the safety of the overall water system, which serves residents of the Village and Town of Ossining, as well as the state-owned Sing Sing Prison located within the Village.
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Ossining, Westchester County |
NY |
$3,450,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
"Construction West Arrowhead Breakwater Repair: $5.0M
Description: Funding would provide for the construction of Phase 2 repairs to the Oswego West Arrowhead Breakwater; work on this project will include finalizing the Plans and Specifications (PS) package, Ready-to-Advertise (RTA), contract solicitation, Independent Government Estimate (IGE), contract award, construction, contract oversight and administration and closeout. Phase 1 repairs were completed in 2019. Estimated time to contract award would be approximately 6-8 months. Estimated length of repair is 500 feet.
The West Arrowhead protects Oswego Harbor. The structure exhibits advanced deterioration from exposure to both wave action and ice damage. Repair is needed to prevent accelerating damage to structure. The total required repair length is 1,600 linear feet (LF). Work was initiated in Fiscal Year (FY) 18 and continued in FY19. 500 LF of repair was completed in FY18 and an additional 600 LF was completed in FY19. This is the third and final phase of repairs and will complete an estimated 500 LF of breakwater repair, including the design and repair of the area protecting the Oswego West Pierhead Lighthouse that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Engineering Design West Arrowhead Breakwater Lighthouse: $250k."
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Oswego, Oswego County |
NY |
$5,606,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Oswego |
Tow Repair at City of Oswego High Dam
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Oswego, Oswego County |
NY |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
The Adirondack Lakes Survey Corporation |
The Adirondack Lakes Survey Corporation respectfully requests funding for a project of $2 million from the U.S. Department of Energy Budget for use in modernizing its laboratory and collection systems and expand its research into climate impacts on Adirondack waters. The grant would assist New York with its transition from monitoring the impacts of air pollution and acid rain under the federal Clean Air Act to include assessing the impacts of carbon and other greenhouse gases. For more than 40 years, the Adirondack Lakes Survey Corporation has carried out ecosystem testing, water chemistry measurements and other studies of the impacts of acid rain, smog and other pollutants on the waters of the Adirondack Park. Its work had been carried out primarily through grants from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Dept. of Energy and New York State agencies. This funding request would allow ALSC to modernize its laboratory and collection systems, hire staff and expand its research into climate impacts on Adirondack waters.
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Ray Brook, Essex County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project involves replacement of the deteriorated water mains on Scottsville Road with a new 12-inch water main.
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Rochester, Monroe County |
NY |
$2,415,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project would provide $500,000 for the Great Lakes Coastal Resiliency Study proposed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). The study would help coordinate a long-term strategy across the Great Lakes states to more efficiently and effectively manage and protect the Great Lakes coastline, including the southern shore of Lake Ontario. In recent years, Central New York has faced historic flooding along Lake Ontario's southern shore, resulting in millions of dollars in damage to residences, businesses, and shoreline infrastructure. Information and resiliency measures proposed under this study would provide Central New York shoreline communities with the guidance and resources necessary to mitigate flooding and ensure long-term resiliency along Lake Ontario.
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Rochester, Monroe County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project would provide $500,000 for the Great Lakes Coastal Resiliency Study proposed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE). The study would help coordinate a long-term strategy across the Great Lakes states to more efficiently and effectively manage and protect the Great Lakes coastline, including the southern shore of Lake Ontario. In recent years, Central New York has faced historic flooding along Lake Ontario's southern shore, resulting in millions of dollars in damage to residences, businesses, and shoreline infrastructure. Information and resiliency measures proposed under this study would provide Central New York shoreline communities with the guidance and resources necessary to mitigate flooding and ensure long-term resiliency along Lake Ontario.
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Rochester, Monroe County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
Incorporated Village of Rockville Centre |
The Village of Rockville Centre is looking to place Solar Photovoltaic (PV) systems and PV battery storage for three (3) Municipal owned building rooftops: Police Headquarters, Village Hall and the Department of Public Works for at total of 737kw.
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Rockville Centre, Nassau County |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Sherrill |
Automatic meter reading(AMR) is the technology of automatically collecting consumption, diagnostic, and status data from water meter or energy metering devices (gas, electric) and transferring that data to a central database for billing, troubleshooting, and analyzing. This technology mainly saves utility providers the expense of periodic trips to each physical location to read a meter. Another advantage is that billing can be based on near real-time consumption rather than on estimates based on past or predicted consumption. This timely information coupled with analysis can help both utility providers and customers better control the use and production of electric energy, gas usage, or water consumption.
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Sherill, Oneida County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
"The Coastal Storm Survey NY and PA Great Lakes watershed residents will identify both current storm impacts from the community's perspective, related community concerns, and potential gaps in adaptation protections. We will extend the Spatial Great Lakes Watershed storm vulnerability and community-centric critical infrastructure risk database to NY and PA with metrics to include socioeconomic vulnerabilities using census data, food deserts, surface drinking wells, septic fields, flooding, current FEMA, current FloodLab, and projected FloodLab data.
We will evaluate other critical infrastructures such as emergency services (medical, EMS, fire, EOCs, shelters), communications (cell towers, looking for others), power (power and transfer stations, looking for others.) In addition, we will build NY and PA-based GIS story maps identifying risks to community-centric critical infrastructure for specific areas (linked to focus groups), covering a variety of population densities and vulnerability characteristics. Finally, we will hold 5 focus groups (budgeted for online), 3 in NY, 2 in PA and create a story map for a process to think through needed adaptations. This will be a tool to allow communities to modify Community Resilience and Adaptation Guidance based on focus groups in NY and PA to address Lake Ontario and Lake Erie watershed-focused concerns."
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Sodus Point, Wayne County |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project would repair the Town of Lewisboro's Oakridge Water District public water system, which was recently found to have PFAS levels above New York State's maximum contaminant level for public drinking water systems and in addition provide for repairs of the Wild Oaks Sewer district which has know ground water infiltration issues.
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South Salem, Westchester County |
NY |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
The Friends of The Mozartina Musical Arts Conser |
The Music Hall's HVAC system was designed in the 1930s and it requires new equipment to meet modern standards. These include energy efficiency, covid-era expectations for air filtration, noise reduction and suitability for theater specific smoke effects to ensure that patrons have a superior live performance experience.
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Tarrytown, Westchester County |
NY |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The requested funds will be used to clear Mill Pond of sediment, garbage, and invasive plant species. Without a clearing of Mill Pond the threat of flooding, and unsanitary conditions persist.
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Valley Stream, Nassau County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The proposed Vernon Center Water District project will consist of approximately 6 miles of new water main and service laterals, a new elevated water tank and booster pump station Expansion. Water Infrastructure to provide clean, safe drinking water.
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Vernon, Oneida County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The repair of the West Pier to the channel that connects Little Sodus Bay to Lake Ontario. The pier repairs consist of encompassing the existing pier with a new framing system and sheet piling reconstructing for approximately 650 linear feet (Both sides) of the pier which is approximately 20-25 feet in width.
The estimated cost for this work is estimated to be $7.5M to $8.5M
We have been working on funding through the Corp of Engineers for over four years as we continue to watch and observe the damage increasing over the years from the high flood waters of 2017 & 2019. |
Village of Fair Haven, Cayuga County |
NY |
$7,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Continued viability and growth of the Village of Mamaroneck is dependent upon the relief from flooding. Flooding continues to be a primary detriment to both the Village economic stability and to the very character of the Village, which is its diversity of population that it will no longer be able to support without the proposed Army Corps Flood Risk Management Project related to the Mamaroneck and Sheldrake Rivers, Village of Mamaroneck. This project will significantly reduce and eliminate flooding in our most precious communities. |
Village of Mamaroneck, Westchester County |
NY |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Great Sodus Bay Breakwater protects the bay, homes, and businesses from damaging waters, waves, and erosion caused by Lake Ontario. This funding is needed to complete breakwall repairs and fully protect all residents and properties that are situated along the bay. |
Village of Sodus, Wayne County |
NY |
$6,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding will be used for a new water filtration facility at the Orchard Street Pump Station that will treat in-city water sources as a supplemental to their primary supply, which is purchased from New York City. The project provides water resiliency as well as cleanup for the PFAS contamination in the reservoir from an upstream source.
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White Plains, New York County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
ArtsWestchester |
ArtsWestchester, located strategically in downtown White Plains, accessible to every bus line, serving low and moderate-income individuals, requires $850,000 to replace its faltering 25-year old 13 boilers with 4 new energy-efficient gas-fired units for its 9-story national landmark building. This project is part of a comprehensive program to reduce energy costs as recommended by NYSERDA and use those savings for education programs.
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White Plains, Westchester County |
NY |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Energy and Water Development |
County of Westchester, NY |
Electrical infrastructure capital improvements and acquisition of electric vehicle charging stations for both public and County use.
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White Plains, Westchester County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Greenpoint Manufacturing and Design Center |
The Greenpoint Manufacturing and Design Center (GMDC), a nonprofit developer of industrial space, seeks financing and funding for the development of a first-of-its-kind mixed-use project in Brownsville, Brooklyn, NY, which will include manufacturing and affordable and supportive housing. GMDC seeks $5.5 million in capital funds to help underwrite the cost of construction of the multi-tenanted manufacturing facility. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation |
Financial Services Community Project funds allocated to the Brooklyn Business Center will support its general operations in FY2022 as we work to expand our operations and help small business owners of color navigate and recover from the devastating impacts of the pandemic. More so, we will play a key role in strengthening the long-term resilience of minority-owned businesses - the lack thereof presenting an obstacle to advancing racial equity in the business community - particularly as it means increased employment opportunities. We respectfully request $250,000 to support these activities in FY2022. Project Funding will be matched on a 1:1 basis, using committed funds secured from City and State sources. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Cortland |
Update the city's IT infrastructure to enhance reliability and cyber security, especially for small business owners in our City. |
City of Cortland |
NY |
$84,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Syracuse |
This project will install high-speed fiber optic lines to five targeted business corridors to provide low cost internet connectivity for small "mom and pop" businesses and community wi-fi along the corridors that residents and visitors can use. |
City of Syracuse |
NY |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Incorporated Village of Old Brookville |
The Village of Old Brookville is expanding its Village Hall, which dates back to 1964. This is the first major improvement project being undertaken since then. The Village has records, some dating back to its incorporation, which are numerous and need to be organized, digitized and reconfigured for space savings. The Village previously purchased software and hardware for its old system and needs to update its hardware and software for its new configuration in the expanded Village Hall. It will require the purchase of new software and reconfiguration of the IT system on its computers and how it backs up data based on creating a safer environment IOWORKS Computer Services, LLC was previously hired to assist the Village in detailing cybersecurity needs and protecting computer data to eliminate data breaches. This project will also make information and Village records more quickly and easily accessible to its constituents and members of the public. |
Old Brookville |
NY |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Rensselaer County Industrial Development Agency |
The Online Games Center of Excellence is focused on building the regional economy of the NY-State Capital Region through highly scalable video game startups. This is a tech-based economic development initiative focused on the innovation-centric global digital video game business that will accelerate high-paying knowledge economy job growth, create more economic opportunities for the region, and support the future of the next generation of industry leading game companies.
The video game industry surpassed $175 billion in global revenues for 2020. Games continue to show their resilience during times of economic hardship. Amazingly, the 2021 State of the Game Industry Report presented by GDC revealed that 47% of studios expanded headcount over the past year, with another 34% maintaining staff count. The Center will attract diverse talent who want to create online games; provide that talent with the necessary coaching; and, put the talent through an ideation and validation process to produce online games with high commercialization potential, spinning those teams out into new venture-investible high-growth companies.
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Rensselaer County |
NY |
$4,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
The Urban League of Rochester, N.Y. Inc. |
The Urban League of Rochester (ULR) Entrepreneurship Assistance Center provides business development services to minorities, women, dislocated workers, economically disadvantaged individuals, veterans, and individuals with disabilities who would like to start or are in the beginning stages of starting their own business. ULR proposes to enhance its programming by partnering with Rising Tide Capital to implement the Community Business Academy, a 12-week cohort based business training program that helps entrepreneurs become self-sufficient with the guidance of experienced business leaders and ongoing technical assistance to those who complete the training. |
Rochester |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Financial Services and General Government |
Syracuse University - Burton Blatt Institute |
In this project to help persons with a disability become entrepreneurs or employed, requested funds will be used for materials, curriculum and research, evaluation, teachers, employment placement services, and a small amount for miscellaneous. Other costs are being absorbed by Syracuse University. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$56,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Canandaigua Emergency Squad, Inc. |
Funds for this project will be used to purchase six (6) new Zoll X-Series, or Stryker LIFEPAK 15 advanced life support (ALS) cardiac monitor-defibrillators and automated emergency defibrillators (AEDs). These devices will be placed into service on ambulances and at different locations for daily use. |
Canandaigua |
NY |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
City of Batavia |
The funding will be used to purchase and replace necessary equipment that will be used by the City of Batavia Special Operations Team in regards to ice, flood and swift water rescue in the City and throughout the County of Genesee. |
City of Batavia |
NY |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
CITY OF OLEAN |
THE REQUESTED FUNDS WILL BE UTILIZED TO CONSTRUCT A COMMERCIALLY MANUFACTURED NFPA 1402 MULTI-USE FIRE TRAINING FACILITY IN ALLEGANY, NEW YORK ON CITY OF OLEAN PROPERTY LOCATED AT GARGOYLE PARK. THIS IS A SHARED SERVICES VENTURE THAT WILL BENEFIT THE RESIDENTS OF EASTERN CATTARAUGUS AND WESTERN ALLEGANY COUNTIES BY PROVIDING A MULTI-USE FOREFIGHTER TRAINING FACILTY. |
CITY OF OLEAN |
NY |
$362,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
County of Westchester, NY |
Capital improvements to expand the capability of the County's interoperable emergency communications center to operate in-building, county-wide. |
County of Westchester |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Delaware County |
The funding requested will be used for the purpose of installing eight audible early warning systems in the Towns of Colchester and Deposit directly along the East and West Branches of the Delaware River, below two of the largest reservoirs serving the New York City watershed. The dollars will specifically be used to pay for land easements, purchasing the early warning systems and monitoring equipment and installation of the systems. This project is a priority for both the Towns of Deposit and Colchester and has been identified in the Delaware County Multi-Jurisdictional All Hazards Mitigation Plan. |
Delaware County |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Village of Dundee, Dundee Fire Department |
Our 2008 ambulance is due for replacement in the upcoming year and we do not have adequate funds in our equipment reserve fund for replacement of all our trucks and ambulances. |
Dundee |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
SUNY Geneseo |
A proposed 20,000+ NSF multi-purpose complex is estimated at $30M and planned to serve Geneseo and the broader community for health and safety training, job generation, and continuing education. The complex will house several departments including (1) Geneseo First Response, (2) University Police Department, (3) Emergency Management, (4) Parking and Transportation Services, and (5) Video/Access Control to manage UPD's technology programs including IP video, body worn cameras, and the College's electronic access control. It will include a reconfigurable space for community health and safety training such as CPR and wellness courses for all ages. It will also serve as a meeting space for the College and extended Geneseo community. |
Geneseo |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town of Islip Department of Planning & Development |
Replace the existing telecommunication system in order to increase communications with residents, professionals and government officials. The need to decrease response times to emergencies and/or meet the needs of the Town residents requires a more robust telecommunications system allowing for a more mobile work force in meeting the needs of the Town community at large. |
Islip |
NY |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
New York City Fire Department |
#GetAlarmedNYC is FDNY's smoke alarm giveaway and installation program. The requested funding will allow FDNY to increase the installation/distribution rate of Smoke and Carbon Monoxide (CO) alarms to 50,000 annually. |
new york, new york |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
New York City Fire Department |
In an effort to reduce fire deaths and strengthen ties with local communities, particularly with faith-based communities, FDNY aims to bolster outreach and improve fire safety outcomes by training Clergy Liaisons to promote and amplify general residential fire safety messaging, and highlight the importance of having and maintaining a working smoke alarm. |
new york, new york |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
New York City Fire Department |
FDNY is requesting funds to replace our existing driving simulator, which is utilized to train our members to properly & safely operate fire apparatuses. The current driving simulator is in use by 16-20 students per training day is in need of replacement. |
new york, new york |
NY |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Village of Sodus Point |
This project consists of 4 small efforts to increase the resiliency of the weakest areas of the village:
(1) Property Survey & Mitigation Assessment - a complete survey of elevations for all of the potentially vulnerable areas of the Village of Sodus Point. This is includes public and private properties. This will facilitate an accurate assessment of the remaining vulnerabilities and provide insight into mitigation needed;
(2) Wolcott Street Protection - Construct approximately 700 feet of a vegetated berm along the street. The berm will range in height from 1-2 feet. This project also includes raising the elevation of a driveway that is on the street to insure the street is protected from inundation;
(3) Maiden Lane Utility and Landscape for Flood Protection - This project would install a storm drain to the new storm water management system, replace and aging water line that services the residents and construct a landscaped berm at the end of the road to keep the water of Great Sodus Bay off the road; and
(4) North Parking Lot Protection - This project would reshape the level of the parking lot to prevent waters from Great Sodus Bay coming onto the parking lot. The lot would be regarded so that any water that did come onto the lot would be channeled to the new storm water system. New pavement over mostly existing stone base would then be applied.
All of these areas have seen significant decline as a result of the 2017 and 2019 high water events. We are looking to protect our roadways and newly installed storm water system. The Village has taken advantage of the NYS REDI program and is currently implementing four other mitigation projects. |
Sodus Point |
NY |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Suffolk County Department of Fire |
The requested funds will be used towards the renovation of Suffolk County Fire Rescue's Emergency Operation Center (PHASE III - 2500 s.f.). |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town of Amherst |
Funding will be used for capital improvements and equipment to upgrade communications equipment along with bathroom and kitchen facilities which will provide the remaining elements necessary to accommodate a fully functional Emergency Operations Center (EOC) at the Amherst Community Policing and Training Center |
Town of Amherst |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town of Islip |
Funding would be used to acquire Hurricane window shutter roll-ups, electric, back-up battery, installation and maintenance for Islip EOC. |
Town of Islip |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town of Islip |
Funding would be used for Drones, program, and tablet connection for the town's emergency operation center |
Town of Islip |
NY |
$10,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town of LeRoy |
The Town hall needs a new generator to serve in it's role as an emergency shelter for the community. The present generator is over 20 years old and operates on diesel fuel and is in the buildings basement, it is no longer functional. We are requesting funds to install a new generator fueled by natural gas. Because of building codes the new generator must be installed on the roof. |
Town of LeRoy |
NY |
$36,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town of Smithtown |
Funding will be used for the renovation and modernization of the Town of Smithtown Emergency Operation Center to support the basic needs of the community and local stakeholders. |
Town of Smithtown |
NY |
$279,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Town/Village of Harrison |
The Town/Village of Harrison is seeking $175,000.00 in supplemental appropriations funding to install an emergency and public safety storage facility to address existing operational deficiencies and mitigate issues related to evidence storage to aid in successful prosecutions. This project will improve the Harrison Police Department's (HPD) effectiveness and better aid the flow of information services between our law enforcement partners, victim service advocates, prosecutors' office, and the community we serve. |
Town/Village of Harrison |
NY |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
New York Medical College |
The preparedness program for equity in schools will assures that all of nation's children are protected while at school from all hazards by providing all schools in all communities with knowledge and tools to be prepared for public health emergencies, active shooter, mass casualty, disasters and terrorism through a school specific all-hazards approach. The program and its leaders will expand the availability of vital educational and training resources including returning-to-school educational programs for school administrators and teacher, and customized education and consultation to schools, school leaders and educational associations in underserved and adversely impacted communities. |
Valhalla |
NY |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Village of Asharoken, Inc. |
This project consists of developing increased protection through a resilient engineering plan to eliminate dangerous and life-threatening roadway flooding conditions on Asharoken Avenue, the sole vehicle access to 1500 residents, US Coast Guard Station Eaton's Neck and Eaton's Neck Fire Department and EMS. The village would engage an engineering firm to analyze and evaluate solutions for a failed seawall structure that was constructed in 1996 and thereby increased protection. |
Village of Asharoken |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Village of Lynbrook |
Remove and replace 3 substandard Electric high tension towers in the Village of Lynbrook's Greis Park |
Village of Lynbrook |
NY |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Inc. Village of Sea Cliff |
The Inc. Village of Sea Cliff proposes to conduct Project Scoping by an engineering firm to examine conditions and provide mitigation recommendations for the municipally owned Sea Cliff Beach, Dock Hill Park, Sea Cliff Boardwalk, and adjacent bluffs located at the areas known as 18 Trails, Memorial Park and Cliff Way. The requested Project Scoping seeks to strategize long term risk reduction and improve public infrastructure as a part of the Village's and Nassau County's overall Hazard Mitigation Plan. |
Village of Sea Cliff |
NY |
$63,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Village of Sidney |
The funds will be utilized to construct a new boat ramp at Keith Clark Park on the Susquehanna River. |
Village of Sidney |
NY |
$185,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
County of Wyoming |
Renovation and expansion of the Wyoming County Fire Training and Emergency Operations Center. Proposed project will add an additional classroom with increased capacity for training, expansion to the backup 911 dispatch center to allow replacement of outdated equipment, and renovations to the entire facility that would bring the building and its bathrooms up to code and ADA compliant.
The facility would also serve as the county's EOC to coordinate resources to an event impacting the county. The EOC capabilities would allow interoperable communications across NYS with other counties EOC’s and first responders in the field. The Fire Training Center is the backup 911 dispatch center and in need of replacement of outdated workstations. These updated workstations would mirror the existing equipment at the primary dispatch center to allow staff a seamless transition between centers. |
wyoming county |
NY |
$769,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Homeland Security |
Yates County |
This project would construct a new multi-use facility for both the Yates County Highway Department and Yates County Office of Emergency Management. The facility would create space for use and staging during future Public Health crisis. A new facility would protect the current assets of the highway and OEM departments. |
Yates County |
NY |
$14,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Harriet Tubman Home, Inc. |
Project funds will be used towards the construction of a world class visitor center to enhance the visitor experience. Specifically, the funds will be used to leverage New York State funding to construct the visitor center. The visitor center will create temporary and permanent jobs. it will allow the world to share in Tubman history as the visitor center will showcase over 72,000 archaeological artifacts which tell a rich history of Harriet Tubman's service and involvement in the Women's Suffrage Movement and social justice causes. Project funds will also be used to complete the preservation construction of the Tubman Brick Residence where Harriet Tubman lived for more than fifty years, which is close to 50% completed when funds were depleted. |
Auburn |
NY |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Auburn, New York |
The City of Auburn Water Filtration Plant is over 100 years old and is responsible for providing clean drinking water to nearly 43,000 residents and businesses in Cayuga County, NY. Therefore the City is requesting $2 million in federal funding assistance towards a $5.9 million slow-sand filter buildings capital modernization project.
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Auburn |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wells College |
Cayuga County Board of Health has identified the Wells College water plant as an urgent public health infrastructure need, with the aging water collection and treatment plant posing a significant threat to the drinking water security of an entire village. The proposed project will replace the outworn and vulnerable components of a municipal water treatment plant lacking typical redundancies in a community with no alternative water source, in order to increase both water quality and treatment efficiency, avoid a public health crisis, and retain local jobs and businesses. |
Aurora |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New York City College of Technology |
Major cities and their constituent communities are at the forefront of both vulnerability and the need for adaptation to climate change impacts. As the urban population is anticipated to increase from 55% to 80% by 2050, these impacts are expected to be exacerbated and compounded especially for cities that are near coastlines. As climate change shifts both the means and the extremes of the urban-coastal micro-climate, there is abounding evidence (Metro East Coast Study, NPCC1, NPCC2, and NPCC3) that global cities such as New York are already being adversely impacted by climate change, with more serious consequences in the decades to come. For instance, fatalities from heat waves in urban regions exceeds any other natural disasters in the United States. The need for better understanding of the urban-coastal micro-climate at the neighborhood scale and its response to climate change impacts/stimuli for local communities is becoming more and more critical for urban-dwellers, stakeholders, and policy makers. For New York City, climate variability and change present both complex challenges and unique opportunities that necessitate immediate action. It is, therefore, imperative that equitable, resilient, flexible adaptation pathways and strategies be developed and implemented to reduce the climate change risks and vulnerabilities to communities within the five boroughs of New York City. The New York City College of Technology will use the requested funds to implement and to execute critical climate change projects throughout New York City.
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Brooklyn, Kings County |
NY |
$1,460,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Buffalo Niagara Freedom Station Coalition Inc. |
The Michigan Street Baptist Church, a historic Buffalo landmark, has three priorities currently in progress in order to transform and revitalize it for public benefit: 1) structural repairs critically needed to stabilize the property and to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act 2) creation of green space to re-implement the church's historic community garden to the neighborhood 3) ensure the legacy of the Michigan Street Baptist Church continues indefinitely by restoring the interior through historic interpretation and creating a tour-ready visitor experience |
Buffalo |
NY |
$702,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Buffalo Naval Park Committee, Inc. |
The Buffalo Naval and Military Park (BNMP) seeks funding to conduct a feasibility study and create an Inner/Outer Harbor Campus Master Plan to maximize the current Inner Harbor facility and to explore the possibility of Outer Harbor expansion. BNMP will contract with a qualified museum development professional to explore the feasibility of expansion and detail pathways to success for increasing BNMP's educational programming and its viability as a visitor destination |
Buffalo |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper, Inc. |
This request will bridge the technical and data gaps in order to leverage the state and philanthropic investments underway in the Scajaquada corridor related to transportation, sewer infrastructure, and community connections. These efforts will position the creek corridor for shovel-worthy projects for accelerated implementation: 1) Stormwater modeling, green infrastructure assessment and conceptual design related to the 198 Expressway and Humboldt Parkway Redesign and/or Removal; 2)Hoyt Lake Restoration Feasibility Study for Climate Resilient Living Shoreline and Wetland Restoration; 3) Grant Street Finger Dam Feasibility Study, Design, and Mitigation; and 4)Ensuring Equitable Stakeholder Involvement in the Scajaquada Corridor -Assess opportunities for access and improvements for East Side communities along and between the buried section of Scajaquada Creek.
The majority of the funding will be sub-contracted out to consultant teams for the assessments, sampling, modeling, feasibility, designs, and where appropriate, capital improvement and/or construction. The remaining funds will be used to support salaries of BNW employees implementing and overseeing this work, including grant/funding administration, RFP development, procurement and contracting, consultant and contractor management, public engagement efforts, and report production.
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Buffalo, Erie County |
NY |
$2,765,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society (dba) T |
Funds requested to preserve the Buffalo History Museum's iconic front porch.
|
Buffalo, Erie County |
NY |
$203,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Buffalo Naval Park Committee, Inc. |
This project constitutes Phase II of the renovation of the Hangar building on the Buffalo Naval and Military Park (BNMP)'s Canalside site, including interior finishing (drywall, paint); and exterior improvements (entry reconfiguration; concrete at west end; replacement of existing garage doors). The Hangar functions as an events space and assembly area for BNMP, and also provides more than 1/3 of the Naval Park's floorspace.
|
Buffalo, Erie County |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Canton, NY |
To comply with recommendations of the NYSDOH, the Village of Canton needs to establish a secondary water source. A location has been identified, a production well drilled, satisfactory data collected, preliminary engineering report completed and a lease is in place. The Village is seeking funds to construct a control building adjacent to the production well.
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Canton |
NY |
$816,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Putnam County, NY |
Capital nonpoint source pollution control project within the Environmental Protection Agency's STAG program to restore and protect more than 100 acres of riparian and watershed land in the Hudson River valley.
|
Carmel, Putnam County |
NY |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Schodack |
The Town of Schodack will establish a new water district to serve the existing private water service area referred to as The Battisti Subdivision: a Low- Moderate- Income (LMI) majority populated area. The current private water system has been abandoned by the previous owner to the State's Department of Public Service (DPS) and upgrades will include a looped system and new watermains connected to an existing town water district providing overall improved system pressure distribution, water quality, and reliability directly serving an LMI population and provide benefits to all in the Town of Schodack.
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Castleton, Rensselaer County |
NY |
$1,432,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sullivan |
The funds would be used to extend public sanitary sewer along the Bridgeport lakeshore communities along Oneida Lake and water districts to provide public water to residents with private well issues, enhancing the quality of life for the residents and protecting public health, Oneida Lake's recreational economy and the environment. There are three projects listed in this request. |
Chittenango, Madison County |
NY |
$6,635,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Canandaigua |
The construction of a 75 space pervious pavement parking lot with associated rain gardens/landscaped swales along with a pedestrian trail along the Canandaigua Feeder Canal connecting NYS Routes 5&20 to Lakeshore Drive. The parking will provide increased access to the City's Canandaigua Lake front parks as well as serve the growing business in the area. |
City of Canandaigua |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingston |
This project will replace failing sanitary sewer and storm sewer lines and manholes on Prospect Street from Greenkill Avenue to St. James Street in the City of Kingston. This project will replace 2,256 linear feet of 8' to 12' of main line sanitary sewer piping with drainage structures and all house laterals. The 16' to 27' storm sewer on Prospect street will also be replaced for the entire project limits. During construction all discovered lead water service lines will be replaced and surface restoration including roadway repairs will be made. |
City of Kingston |
NY |
$5,719,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingston |
This project will replace a failing sanitary sewer and storm sewer lines and manholes on Greenkill Avenue from Clinton Avenue to 600-ft north of Iwo Jima Lane in the City of Kingston. |
City of Kingston |
NY |
$3,027,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingston |
This project will replace a failing sanitary sewer line and manholes near the intersection of Henry Street and Furnace Street in the City of Kingston. |
City of Kingston |
NY |
$907,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingston |
This project constructs new separate storm sewers in Jarrold Street, Hanratty Street, Murray Street, and Rondout Drive in place of the existing combined sewers. The project will reduce the frequency and volume of combined sewer overflows to the Rondout Creek and will reduce total annual flow to the City WWTP. |
City of Kingston |
NY |
$738,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of North Tonawanda, New York |
The requested funding will be used to replace the stormwater pumps, storm pump drives and pump check valves at the City of North Tonawanda Wastewater Treatment Plant that are over 48 years old, vastly inefficient and routinely failing, and lack the necessary check valves to prevent flow from back flowing though the pump once the pump is shut down which, when this occurs, essentially turns the pumps into a turbine causing significant issues with the electrical system for the storm pumps. The proposed improvements and upgrades are critical components of the NT WWTP CIP Phase 2 high importance phase, will drastically improve operating and maintenance costs, and reduce energy consumption without incurring additional fees and/or rate increases to end users. |
City of North Tonawanda, New York |
NY |
$2,320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oswego |
Electrical and HVAC Upgrades |
City of Oswego |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oswego |
The slow mix system mixes the treatment chemicals into drinking water before sending it to the filtration system to then be distributed. |
City of Oswego |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oswego |
The water filter gallery room needs to be upgraded due to deterioration. Removing Existing paint and applying a new paint and surface to deal with constant moisture is needed, along with our basic maintenance repairs and replacement. |
City of Oswego |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rye |
The City of Rye is requesting federal funding in the amount of $200,000 to properly collect, filter, and dispose of contaminated waste water from vessels utilizing the George W. DePauw Municipal Boat Basin. Located on Western Long Island Sound approximately nine nautical miles northeast of New York City, the Boat Basin is located at Milton Harbor and offers 350 boat slips, 144 kayak slips/racks, a public launching area, stationary marine pump-out services, and winter boat and kayak storage facilities. The decontamination station is highly effective in removing hazardous pesticides, other toxic materials, and reducing contaminated waste water from entering the Long Island Sound. |
City of Rye |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Clarence |
The project consists of installing a sanitary sewer from the Heise Brookhaven Trunk Sewer at Town Hall south to Main Street. This trunk sewer will facilitate the removal of the Spaulding lake Treatment Plant, future elimination of the ECSD 5 Research Park package treatment plant and provide sewer service to Clarence High School. The trunk sewer also provides the opportunity for future sewers along Main Street to service commercial properties and the potential elimination of the Rock Oak private on-site sewage treatment system. This project is also in response to a violation at the Spaulding Lake area for the local treatment plant, though it has not risen to a formal consent order yet it is expected to if not corrected.
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Clarence, Erie County |
NY |
$3,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Corning |
This project would rehabilitate aging sanitary and storm water infrastructure within the City of Corning. The primary focus of the project is on replacement of sewer main lines.
|
Corning |
NY |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of Wayne |
When designated in 2022, a priority initiative of the Lake Ontario National Marine Sanctuary will be to highlight shipwrecks of the new sanctuary to the public. Allowing people to "visit" shipwreck sites without getting wet, NOAA proposes to create a 3D virtual museum. This project entails collecting high resolution imagery on every known shipwreck in the sanctuary, developing an online virtual museum, and creating virtual reality and augmented reality experiences. The products would be housed at partner visitor centers and museums, in addition to supplementing the Virtual Dives element of the National Marine Sanctuary System. These virtual dives would be supplemented with education materials. |
County of Wayne |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Delaware County Industrial Development Agency |
Funds will be utilized to support the construction of a new sewer line to connect three industrial users to the municipally owned waste water treatment plant and make certain improvements to the wastewater treatment plant to better treat the effluent. The project will enable the replacement of an existing pipeline that is failing and under a consent order from NYS Department of Environmental Conservation while supporting the continued growth and investment of these companies in the Town of Delhi.
|
Delhi |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Verona |
The Town's project, DWSRF #17825, includes construction of 115,000 feet of new water main, booster pump station, 500,000 gallon storage tank, and recoating an existing 1-million gallon tank to bring public water to ~517 low-income residential households. The project will effectively change water supply to the City of Rome to the new and existing water districts, offering up to 2.0 million gallons/day to serve ~2,000 existing water district residential and commercial users, including the Oneida Indian Nation's Turning Stone Casino campus, as well as supporting businesses along the Town's Route 365 business corridor. Once completed, the project will facilitate construction/expansion of commercial businesses leading to job growth and economic development in the region. |
Durhamville |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Brookhaven |
The project seeks to improve stormwater treatment and withstand impacts from sea level rise. |
Farmingville, Suffolk County |
NY |
$3,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Brookhaven |
To acquire a parcel of land 54.38 acres in size for the purposes of preserving groundwater (source water) quality.
|
Farmingville, Suffolk County |
NY |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Fishkill Supply Depot Inc |
Funds requested to preserve the Fishkill NY Supply Depot.
|
Fishkill, Dutchess County |
NY |
$65,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
NYC Department of Environmental Protection |
This project would build a comprehensive drainage system and alleviate flooding in neighborhoods throughout the area, to help demonstrate the feasibility of implementing the cloudburst approach.
|
Flushing |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
New York City Department of Environmental Protecti |
The requested funding would be used for capital improvements that would divert stormwater from a portion of the sewer system in St. Alban's, Queens, which would reduce area flooding, providing treatment and storage for nearly the 10-year storm event. In addition to the flood reduction benefits, local residents will benefit from a new roadway, park users will benefit from more reliable access to St. Albans Park, and the City will realize significant water quality benefits by treating stormwater before it enters the separate sewer system.
|
Flushing, Queens County |
NY |
$3,476,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Genesee County |
Genesee County embarked on a program to provide countywide water supply in 1998. This project regionalized the county's water supply and the success of the program has far exceeded expectations. As such, the county was required to move ahead on Phase 2 improvements to bring an additional 2.4 million gallons per day (MGD) more water to the county. This project is underway and will be completed by the Spring of 2022. This supply increase is simply not enough and the county has started planning for Phase 3 (+7.6 MGD) and a Phase 4 (+6 MGD) projects. The county will experience a shortage of water prior to the full execution of the project and has sought an interim supply of water from neighboring Niagara County to not only feed the STAMP economic development site but to temporarily use excess water from this project to provide an interim supply of water until Phase 3 can be completed. |
Genesee County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Glen Cove |
The Rehabilitation of the Nancy Court Pump Station will ensure that a valuable water resource is kept in service to meet demand. The Nassau County Department of Health determined that the City is not in compliance with minimum standards and the project will enable the City to continue work toward meeting these standards, given the City's growing population. The Nancy Court Pump Station project will address sand and gravel present within the well equipment, upgrade electrical and control systems past their useful life, and will provide resiliency for the municipal facility in the case of flooding and storm events. The project is shovel ready and the City anticipates to begin construction work in the fall.
|
Glen Cove, Nassau County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Hempstead |
The Village of Hempstead Water Improvement Project will utilize funds for the construction of improvements for the Village water treatment plant and the installation of distribution mains in the downtown areas of Lent Ave, Washington St, Burr Ave, Kallum Place, and Main St. |
Hempstead |
NY |
$3,206,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Herkimer County |
Herkimer County seeks $2 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to assist with the construction of the Eastern Mohawk Valley Regional Water Transmission Main. This project will facilitate construction and implementation of the Eastern Mohawk Valley Regional Water Transmission Main, serving 22,000 residents across several communities in Herkimer County along the Erie Canal, and providing a sustainable source of high-quality drinking water.
|
Herkimer, Herkimer County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Huntington, NY |
The Town of Huntington is requesting funding for the construction of new public sewer infrastructure to serve both the low/moderate income hamlet of Huntington Station and the Melville Employment Center. Local government partnerships have completed a feasibility study as well as allocated funds for engineering and this effort is critical to continuing a 9+ year public/private partnership revitalization effort.
|
Huntington, Suffolk County |
NY |
$48,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Islip |
Construct a full service interactive environmental research facility to educate individuals in the various applications of sustainable initiatives to promote restoration of the south shore estuary and the Great South Bay.
|
Islip, Suffolk County |
NY |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Islip Department of Planning & Development |
The Bay Shore Marina area has seen regular flooding in the past few years and in some cases has required the emergency evacuation of business patrons by Fire Department Personnel. The Marina is in need of renovation and improvements to manage water evacuation, contain future flooding events and reduce the severity of the flooding impacts to the surrounding community.
|
Islip, Suffolk County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Islip Department of Planning & Development |
The area of the Federal and County Courthouses in Central Islip has seen a significant amount of development in the last few years and it continues to grow. The road network has not developed in terms of traffic control during this expansion. Traffic control measures need to be studied and implemented to improve safety and security of the area immediately surrounding the Courthouse complex.
|
Islip, Suffolk County |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Islip Department of Planning & Development |
Building the Town of Islip Master Plan will guide future development and renovation of current infrastructure presents a vision for the future with long-range goals and objectives of the Town. The Town of Islip is in need of a modern vision to provides written guidance and direction for all future activities, guide future land use decisions, manage population distribution, identify transportation and infrastructure issues/needs, and provide recommendations to manage the control measures necessary to grow in a disciplined and directed fashion.
|
Islip, Suffolk County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County Industrial Development Agency |
Remediate a large, landmark building in the center of downtown Watertown, NY& located at 146 Arsenal Street of PCBs located in the concrete and mastic of floor tiles throughout the Building. This will clear the way for a $23,000,000 investment to create a new YMCA Community and Aquatics center to serve the greater civilian and military communities. |
jefferson county |
NY |
$1,887,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Jordan |
This project will address critical deficiencies of the Village of Jordan, Village of Elbridge, and Town of Elbridge's municipal water system including water quality, fire flow, system pressure and capacity, asbestos cement water mains, and other aging infrastructure.
|
Jordan, Onondaga County |
NY |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Kiryas Joel |
Federal Financial support for construction of the $28.4 Million Seven Springs Road Drinking Water Treatment Facility will help establish a reliable, safe, and adequate public water supply for the Village of Kiryas Joel's residents, now and in the future, plus it will ensure the municipality can complete this major element of the broader capital program to tap into the New York City aqueduct, while helping to avoid saddling the local government with excess debt as it acts to relieve strain on local groundwater resources, bolster the economic base, and provide for community and environmental sustainability. Kiryas Joel recently commenced associated Phase II pipeline construction and it has forged readiness to proceed with the construction of this critical drinking water treatment facility element of the whole $96 Million Aqueduct Connection capital program -- achieving this investment will ensure that the many children (median age is 14.1 years) and the large low and moderate income population have a quality and affordable living environment.
|
Kiryas Joel, Orange County |
NY |
$28,431,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Livingston County Water and Sewer Authority |
This funding will support long term system wide capital improvements to the LWCSA water system, impacting all water users (approx. 3,000), to address a US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued Administrative Order (AO), which was issued due to repeated exceedances of the maximum contaminant level (MCL) for disinfection by-products (TTHMs). TTHMs are considered a possible carcinogenic to humans by the EPA and based on available information long term consumption of TTHM in drinking water may increase the rick of certain types of cancer. This request is for $1,000,000; total project costs are $7,000,000. LCWSA as received a $3,000,000 grant from the NYS Water Infrastructure Improvement Act (WIIA) program and LCWSA will cover the remaining $3,000,000 local share.
|
Lakeville |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
Under this project, the City of Long Beach is requesting $7.2 million to construct a new 1.25 million gallon water tower.
|
Long Beach, Nassau County |
NY |
$7,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
Under this project, the City of Long Beach is requesting $1.25 million to rehabilitate its drinking water sand filtration system. The City's sand filters have been in service since 1969 and have not been rehabilitated for more than 20 years. The filters require rehabilitation to maintain optimum performance and ensure the drinking water supply for the public is safe, clean, and free from contamination.
|
Long Beach, Nassau County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Inc. Village of Flower Hill |
Funds will be used to install a sanitary sewer system in the Village of Flower Hill which currently relies on underground septic to treat waste. The system will hook up to the Port Washington Water Pollution Control District, the Great Neck Water Pollution Control District and/or the Nassau County Sewer System.
|
Manhasset |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead |
North Hempstead has a critical, shovel-ready project to manage stormwater pollution into the Long Island Sound, and reduce both water use and costs at the town-owned Harbor Links Golf Course, by creating a sustainable graywater capture and reuse system for the 150-acre facility.
|
Manhasset, Nassau County |
NY |
$3,445,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead |
In 2008, the Town of North Hempstead obtained the Stepping Stones Lighthouse, from the U.S. Department of the Interior through the National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act of 2000, after no other parties would take responsibility for this important navigational and historical structure. Constructed in 1875-77, the lighthouse guides the maritime community safely around the dangerous reefs within one of the busiest ports in the world, at the mouth of the East River on the approach to New York City. The Town has joined together with the Great Neck Historical Society and the Great Neck Park District to restore the lighthouse to its former condition. With substantial restoration already successfully completed with a National Park Service, Maritime Heritage Grant and local match, now North Hempstead seeks resources to stabilize the eastern side of the Lighthouse where foundation blocks have shifted, repairs saltwater damage to the basement, and remove asbestos.
|
Manhasset, Nassau County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Saratoga County Sewer District No.1 |
The requested funding will be used for a capital improvement project at the Saratoga County Sewer District (SCSD) to increase the treatment capacity for high strength ammonia. Global Foundries, a semiconductor manufacturer in the County, is responsible for 75% of SCSD's influent ammonia loads, and with more stringent effluent limits being required by NYSDEC this upgrade is needed to ensure Global Foundries present and future viability.
|
Mechanicville |
NY |
$31,680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Mechanicville |
The City of Mechanicville proposes to repair and replace several miles of old and undersized water mains in order to provide safe and reliable public utilities to 5,000 residents and multiple local businesses. The proposed project is based on a previous water study. A 2015 Preliminary Engineering Report indicated that the current water distribution system experiences frequent water main breaks resulting in low water pressure, high treatment costs, and ineffective fire hydrants. Resolving the water issues will provide residents, businesses, and potential developers the assurance that the City's infrastructure is reliable and efficient.
The requested federal funds will be used to pay for design and construction of the proposed improvements. Design steps yet to be completed include the preparation of a Basis of Design report for regulatory approval, and bid-level Construction Drawings and Specifications. Construction costs will include all costs associated with furnishing and installing the proposed improvements.
The City has obtained funding from CDBG and NYSDEC loans and grants to address water mains, in recent years. While these loans and grants have been a helpful in aiding the City as it grapples with its infrastructure, it would take decades to address all of its aging water lines in this manner.
|
Mechanicville |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Millerton, NY |
The project involves the design and construction of a closed sanitary sewer system for the hamlet area in the Village of Millerton, NY. The purposes of tackling so extensive an infrastructure project at this moment are two:
1) To move the residential and small commercial population away from their traditional use of failing cess pools and septic systems. This, then alleviates some pressure from untreated human effluent on the Housatonic Creek and its ultimate receiving body, Long Island Sound, and
2) Provide the Village of Millerton with the waste water management capacity that would encourage the development restaurants and boutique hotels, i.e., the beginning of a tourist-based walkable, sustainable community.
|
Millerton, Dutchess County |
NY |
$9,152,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Monroe County Water Authority |
Lead & Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) published by the US EPA on January 15, 2021 require public drinking water suppliers to prepare and publish an inventory of all customer service lines that includes identifying the service pipe materials of both the portion owned by MCWA and the portion owned by the customer. The requested funding will assist MCWA in complying with new regulatory mandates, identifying service lines containing lead, removing and replacing lead service lines, and help minimize water service rate increases for approximately 780,000 people served regionally throughout the six (6) county service area located in upstate New York |
Monroe County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sullivan County |
Sullivan County is under a Consent Order from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, issued in response to the discovery
of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in a non-potable water supply well located on the Sullivan County International Airport, and in a potable supply well located on the airport's industrial park (13 County Road 183B & Silk City Textile Machine Company) The project seeks to remedy the situation by adding a looped watermain to service the industrial park properties with safe, clean water, and to prevent the migration of contaminants to private residential wells in the vicinity. This would entail the installation of an estimated 4,000 feet of 6 inch watermain, a pumping station, and water treatment system.
|
Monticello, Sullivan County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sullivan County, NY |
Sullivan County is seeking funding to construct a regional destination park on a soon to be acquired 39 acre parcel with nearly a mile of riverfront within the National Park Service's Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River boundaries. The funding will be used to implement a park vision plan created with substantial community engagement during 2020.
|
Monticello, Sullivan County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Mount Vernon NY |
The City of Mount Vernon ("the City") requests a Federal appropriation to enable the City to consult outside engineers with expertise in MS-4 (Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System). The tasks to be completed by the consultants will include; evaluating data collected by our SL-Rat (Sewer Line Rapid Assessment Tool) and SPiDER Scanner (Manhole Inspection) devices to develop a comprehensive plan (the Planning Phase) for City-wide MS-4 Rehabilitation and completing necessary filings and reporting documents required by the EPA and DEC in accordance with the MS-4 Permit. The engineering costs are desperately needed to ensure we are efficiently completing long-term goals and will also assist in the prioritization of work to be completed in accordance with EPA and DEC protocols. The implementation of a comprehensive plan developed by outside engineering consultants with MS-4 expertise, will reduce the risk of task redundancy, overall project efficiency as well as position the City to cure issues cited in Administrative Compliance Order CWA-02-2016-3024. |
Mount Vernon |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Newburgh, NY |
The project involves the reconstruction and realignment of the North Interceptor Sewer. It also involves the repaving of the roadways along the project's corridor. The site area encompasses the east side of the City from Nicoll Street to the south end of the City along Water Street. It runs along the waterfront and is the single most critical piece of municipal infrastructure that requires remediation, to advance the city's redevelopment.
|
Newburgh, Orange County |
NY |
$12,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Niagara University |
Research funding to provide a proof of principle for the ability of cholestosomes, a patented platform technology, to deliver chelators intracellularly with the goal of removing lead accumulations and mitigation of further harm from the poison.
This technology and its application to environmental hazards such as lead, is a potential game changer for global health equity, childhood environmental health, and therapeutics development for the removal of environmental toxins at the cellular level. |
Niagara |
NY |
$245,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Johnsburg |
The Town of Johnsburg is seeking funding assistance to construct a wastewater collection and treatment system in the Hamlet of North Creek to promote greater economic development. Building lots in North Creek are too small for modern septic system standards, making it unaffordable to expand or relocate a business to downtown North Creek.
|
North Creek, Warren County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sing Sing Prison Museum |
The Sing Sing Prison Museum (SSPM) in Ossining, New York requests a grant for $490,325 to renovate the historic Sing Sing Prison's Powerhouse.
|
Ossining, Westchester County |
NY |
$490,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Incorporated Village of Patchogue |
A priority location identified in the Suffolk County Comprehensive Water Resources Management Plan this project will expand the Village of Patchogue WWTP from 800,000 gallons per day (gpd) to 1,200,000 gpd. The increased capacity will allow adjacent water front communities from Bayport to Bellport to connect to the Patchogue WWTP. The upgraded facility will serve to eliminate septic tank overflow which is polluting the Great South Bay, a federal waterway, thereby improving water quality. The septic overflow contains nitrogen, a nutrient that promotes algae growth which harms the ecosystem of the estuary
|
Patchogue |
NY |
$9,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pawling |
The Town of Pawling Route 22 South Sanitary Sewer Expansion Project will allow for new service connections to be installed to a newly constructed low pressure system to provide sanitary sewer service in the Route 22 corridor.
|
Pawling |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rye |
The project site is Rye Town Park, lying adjacent to the Long Island Sound, located at 95 Dearborn Avenue in Rye, New York. Phase 1 green improvements at the park include infiltration-based resurfacing of 3 rows of parking stalls with porous pavement and the daylighting of the park's pond in line with the site's topography, infrastructure, and natural drainage pattern.
|
Port Chester, Westchester County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Portville |
The requested funds will be used to upgrade the Village of Portville's antiquated wastewater treatment facility (WWTF) and sewage collection system .
|
Portville |
NY |
$5,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Poughkeepsie |
The Town of Poughkeepsie seeks $225,000 for a project to purchase sewer televising equipment for tele-inspections of its extensive sewer system. Specifically, funding will cover the purchase of a solid-state color sewer camera, a steerable mount for the camera, a computer and monitor, other associated technology and hardware, a van to house the equipment, and three days of on-site training for Town employees to learn how to use the equipment.
|
Poughkeepsie |
NY |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Poughkeepsie, NY |
The Falkill Trunk Sewer Rehabilitation Project is structured to mitigate inflow and infiltration issues and greatly reduce structural defects in the City of Poughkeepsie sanitary sewer collection system. Its purpose is to provide future sustainability of the municipal infrastructure as well as providing a significant water quality benefit to the Hudson River.
|
Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County |
NY |
$4,036,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Poughkeepsie, NY |
The project involves the design and construction of the Hudson Heritage Sewer System, a municipally-owned waste water collections system to be built on the former (abandoned) Hudson River State Psychiatric Hospital in the Town of Poughkeepsie, NY.
|
Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Putnam County |
Capital nonpoint source pollution control project to restore and protect more than 100 acres of riparian and watershed land in the Hudson River valley. |
Putnam County |
NY |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Adirondack Lakes Survey Corporation |
The Adirondack Lakes Survey Corporation respectfully requests funding for a project of $2 million for use in modernizing its laboratory and collection systems and expand its research into climate impacts on Adirondack waters. The grant would assist New York with its transition from monitoring the impacts of air pollution and acid rain under the federal Clean Air Act to include assessing the impacts of carbon and other greenhouse gases. For more than 40 years, the Adirondack Lakes Survey Corporation has carried out ecosystem testing, water chemistry measurements and other studies of the impacts of acid rain, smog and other pollutants on the waters of the Adirondack Park. Its work had been carried out primarily through grants from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. Dept. of Energy and New York State agencies. This funding request would allow ALSC to modernize its laboratory and collection systems, hire staff and expand its research into climate impacts on Adirondack waters. |
Ray Brook |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Peconic Estuary Partnership |
In 2019 and 2020 the iconic Peconic Bay Scallop experienced the worst fishery collapse since the 1980 brown tide related catastrophe. This decimated the fishery and evinces the impacts of climate change in our region. These funds will be used to carry out the research, recovery, and restoration of the Peconic bay scallop; restoring the economic viability of the fishery to the region.
|
Riverhead |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Riverhead |
The proposed project involves the extension of 37,000 ;feet of public water main within the Town of Riverhead and the connection of 90 homes located in Riverhead south and east of the former Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve Plant at Calverton (NWIRP). The properties in question currently obtain potable water through individual private wells which have been impacted by methyl tert-butyl ether (MTBE), a volatile organic compound associated with gasoline. More recently, emerging contaminants, certain perfluorinated compounds; most notably perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) have been discovered and appear to be migrating south and east to these private well via ground water flow from known contamination sites at the former NWIRP facility. |
Riverhead |
NY |
$7,213,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Place for Learning dba Long Island Science Cen |
As part of its mission to inspire the next generation of students to pursue careers in science, the Long Island Science Center will train fleet of Citizen Scientists to conduct environmental investigation through various methods of sampling, observation, field tests, and analysis to detect the presence of invasive species and harmful cyanobacteria in local ecosystems on both land and water. This hands-on training will provide future opportunities in educational and professional career paths to workforce age youth on the East End, and particularly the 11901-zip code, as well as support solutions to issues threatening Long Island's fragile ecosystem. Our goals are to: 1) train a Citizen Scientist workforce for environmental investigation; 2) create a data pool for scientists to analyze/address environmental problems; and 3) educate the general public on threats to Long Island's ecosystem.
|
Riverhead, Suffolk County |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Pure Waters District, Monroe County, New |
Design and construct a pump station and forcemain to divert excess flow from two (2) sewer systems on the east side of the Genesee River to divert excessive flow to a collection system with adequate reserve capacity on the west side of the Genesee River. This action will allow a reduction in the flow rate and prevent pipe surcharging, protect water resources from sanitary sewer overflows, and provide reliable and continued service to the public. |
Rochester |
NY |
$4,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Joseph Avenue Arts and Culture Alliance |
The Joseph Avenue Arts and Culture Alliance, a 501c3 nonprofit organization in Rochester, NY, requests this as a component of $3.3 million required to complete the Center for Performing and Visual Arts, transforming our National Register of Historic Places listed landmark building into a community centerpiece offering free, world-class performance and educational programming to Rochester's historically underserved, inner-city communities of color. |
Rochester |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Scarsdale, NY |
Undertake a Sanitary Sewer Evaluation Study to identify, prioritize, and undertake rehabilitation of underground infrastructure deficiencies contributing to inflow and infiltration, which impact water quality in the Long Island Sound.
|
Scarsdale, Westchester County |
NY |
$1,291,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Rotterdam |
The requested funding will be used for a capital improvement project at the Town of Rotterdam's wastewater treatment plant, which is over 70 years old and in need of rehabilitation. The project includes rehabilitation of the plants primary clarification and sludge processing systems, as well as demolition of obsolete structures and abatement of hazardous materials.
|
Schenectady, Schenectady County |
NY |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Inc. Village of Sea Cliff |
The project proposes to expand the Village's first and soon to be completed sanitary sewer connection to the Glen Cove Wastewater Treatment Plant. The sewer expansion project will connect approx. 45 additional residences currently reliant on cesspools and includes the proposed design and construction of approx. 2860 linear feet of gravity fed sewer lines from adjacent roads: Park Way, The Drive, Winding Way and the remaining eastbound portion of Carpenter Avenue.
|
Sea Cliff, Nassau County |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Friend of the Science East, Inc. |
Tesla Science Center at Wardenclyffe ("TSCW") seeks $5M in federal funding to rehabilitate and build exhibits on a site of historic national significance known as the Wardenclyffe Laboratory. The Wardenclyffe Laboratory is the last remaining lab of famed inventor Nikola Tesla. |
Shoreham |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Southampton |
The Town of Southampton will construct sanitary infrastructure and a centralized sanitary treatment facility to service the entire hamlet of Riverside, which is by many measures the single most economically disadvantaged community on all of Long Island, NY. The total anticipated sanitary wastewater flow from the project area is 800,000 gallons per day, and the sewage treatment plant is to be phased in 400,000 gallon increments; this request encompasses the cost of construction of the collection and conveyance infrastructure and Phase 1 Development of the Sewage Treatment Plant.
|
Southampton, Suffolk County |
NY |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Stony Brook University |
We propose to build a mobile water testing unit that will feature state-of-the-art analytical instrumentation and sensors to analyze water samples immediately in the field. The mobile unit will also be pre-installed innovative/alternative water treatment technologies that can piloted in the field to treat emerging contaminants thereby addressing water contamination problems anywhere in NYS. |
Stony Brook |
NY |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County Water Authority |
The proposed water main would allow the Suffolk County Water Authority to utilize water from the aquifer system under the main body of Long Island and provide drinking water to the North Fork with less reliance on the limited aquifer in Southold. Currently the Suffolk County Water Authority operates 62 wells, two ground storage reservoirs, and one elevated tank in its water distribution Southold Pressure Zone to provide drinking water to its 10,126 customers on the North Fork of eastern Long Island. |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County Water Authority |
There are approximately 64 homes in the Manorville community in the Town of Brookhaven that rely on private wells for their drinking water and some of these private wells are affected by groundwater contamination. The Suffolk County Water Authority proposes to install water mains and services to these homes at the estimated cost of $6,754,231. |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$6,754,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County Water Authority |
The Suffolk County Water Authority is seeking to purchase advanced laboratory equipment as a proactive measure to protect the drinking water of its 1.2 million customers from emerging contaminants such as the perfluorinated compounds PFOS and PFOA and the synthetic compound 1,4-dioxane. In August 2020, New York State approved the toughest regulations for these chemicals in the country. The project cost is approximately $890,000. |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$890,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County Water Authority |
The Suffolk County Water Authority proposes to construct a two million gallon ground level water storage reservoir at its Town Line Road property in the Town of East Hampton to ensure reliability and increase resiliency in its public water supply system serving its customers and to meet peak customer demand. The project cost is approximately $4,678,000. |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$4,678,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Onondaga County - Department of Water Environment |
The Onondaga County Department of Water and Environment Protection (OCDWEP), Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency (OCIDA), and Syracuse Onondaga County Planning Agency (SOCPA) are working together to promote industrial development at the White Pine Commerce Park and surrounding lands (Development Area). The County anticipates spending approximately $18 million for Phase 1 to design and construct a new pump station and force main to provide sewer conveyance from the Development Area.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$14,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
This project will extend the City of Syracuse No. 2 public drinking water intake pipe in Skaneateles Lake to deeper water. The investment will help prevent the water supply intake closures due to turbidity and Harmful Algae Bloom (HAB) events. If the number turbidity violation exceed permitted limits or more serious violations of turbidity occur, the City has the potential to lose its New York State Health Department filtration waiver.
|
Syracuse, Onondaga County |
NY |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Friends of The Mozartina Musical Arts Conserva |
Built in 1885, the Tarrytown Music Hall is a wood framed historic theater and is structurally very limited in how much heavy sound and lighting equipment its traditional rigging pipes can handle. To reduce load bearing stress on the historic building and to provide patrons a superior live performance experience, a new ground supported stage truss system engineered to safely handle the heavy load of modern sound and lighting equipment is necessary.
|
Tarrytown |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Fort Ticonderoga Association |
Fort Ticonderoga is seeking funding to support the stabilization and restoration of its iconic and historic walls. Built by the French in 1755, Fort Ticonderoga contains the most complete set of eighteenth-century masonry fortifications in the United States. It survives today because of the foresight and commitment of the Pell family who purchased the property in 1820, launching America's earliest private preservation effort. Today, the walls are in need of major restoration due to continuous deterioration over time and weather impact. It is critical that the walls be repaired and restored at this time to prevent the loss of very significant, and irreplaceable historic building fabric. As we approach the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution (2025-2031), this preservation effort is particularly vital and can serve as a central rallying point in the national semiquincentenial celebration. Today, Fort Ticonderoga shines as a touchstone for our nation's proud heritage. |
Ticonderoga |
NY |
$9,833,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Babylon |
Funding would assist the Town of Babylon and Oak Beach community replace a water system that is currently under a do not drink order from the Suffolk County Department of Health Services. Project design and permitting are complete. Funding will specifically be used to assist with construction costs (estimated at approximately $7.5 million). |
Town of Babylon |
NY |
$6,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cheektowaga |
In 2014 the Town entered into Revised Schedule A of Order on Consent (Order) No. R9-20050317-12 with the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC) for the abatement and elimination of Sanitary Sewer Overflows (SSOs). Simultaneously, in response to growing momentum to restore the water quality of both the Scajaquada Creek and Buffalo River, the Town launched a district-wide sanitary sewer
rehabilitation program consisting of "cured-in-place-pipe" (CIPP) lining of sanitary sewers and the cementitious lining of brick manholes. While past activities have focused on municipal infrastructure contributing to I/I, congressionally directed spending funds are requested for private parcels (site)/structure inspections, and Sewer Use Law enforcement action(s) for the elimination of illegal storm to sanitary (e.g. sump pump, roof drainage, site drainage, and foundation drainage) discharges. |
Town of Cheektowaga |
NY |
$5,965,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cherry Creek |
The Cherry Creek Water Pollution Control Facility (WPCF) is not capable of meeting the effluent ammonia limits that will be included as part of a new SPDES permit issued by the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC). Additionally, the sanitary sewer collection system shows signs of age-related wear and is in need of upgrades to reduce Infiltration and Inflow (I/I) into the system. Several other critical assets operating at the WPCF have reached the end of their anticipated useful service life. The NYSDEC has issued a notice of impending permit recalculation, which mandates upgrades in order for the WPCF to meet new permit limits. |
Town of Cherry Creek |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hyde Park |
Funds of approximately $2,000,000 are requested ;for engineering and construction to fully restore the Historic Dock Street Bridge for pedestrian and vehicle traffic. The bridge (on the National Register of Historic Places), originally part of the Vanderbilt National Historic site, was closed in 2012 by the Federal DOT for safety reasons and has continued to deteriorate further as the restoration costs far exceed town's ability to fund. |
Town of Hyde Park |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Islip |
Extend the sewer line from Bayview Avenue, East Islip, NY to East Islip Marina with connections to restaurant, bathroom, office buildings, and wastewater pumping facility within East Islip Marina. |
Town of Islip |
NY |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Islip |
Connect Town of Islip recreational facilities to the existing sewer connection on Maple Avenue, Bay Shore, NY, including associated site work. |
Town of Islip |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Islip |
Replace existing septic system with Innovative or Alternative Water Treatment System (I/A System) at the Town of Islip Atlantique Beach and Marina on Fire Island. |
Town of Islip |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Oyster Bay |
The restoration of the historical, arson damaged Mill Pond House which was originally built in 1694 and is located within the NYS designated North Shore Heritage Area. The restored 1694 colonial Mill Pond House will serve as a welcome center and central starting point on the pathway to history and recreation in the hamlet of Oyster Bay. |
Town of Oyster Bay |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Oyster Bay |
Design and construction of an oyster reef along West Shore Road in Oyster Bay to protect Spartina wetland from erosion caused by rising sea levels and frequent storms. The reef will help to expand the wetland and rebuild the oyster population in the bay, which is located in a National Wildlife Sanctuary. |
Town of Oyster Bay |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Seneca Falls, NY |
The Town of Seneca Falls will use federal funds to contract for the replacement an aging wastewater pump station and force main that provide critical conveyances for the Town's sanitary sewer system. The project will also provide additional wastewater conveyance capacity necessary to support growth and economic development by providing for effective wastewater collection within the Town's commercial district and within nearby communities of Junius and Tyre, NY that are served by this pump station. |
Town of Seneca Falls, NY |
NY |
$1,966,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of West Seneca |
The combination of an aging water system, escalating construction costs, and eight individual water districts with extensive capital improvement needs, precipitated negotiations by the West Seneca Town Board with the Erie County Water Authority (ECWA) to take over the West Seneca Water System currently not under direct service by the ECWA. The task to be achieved by this grant is to make capital improvements to the eight West Seneca Water Districts owned by the Town and transfer them to the ECWA under a direct service agreement. |
Town of West Seneca |
NY |
$7,388,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
As part of a public-private partnership involving Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), IBM Research, and The FUND for Lake George - collectively known as "The Jefferson Project" - funds are requested by RPI to build highly advanced lake sensor networks on multiple lakes throughout NY. These sensor networks have IoT technologies that collect high-frequency data throughout the lake, which are then fed into supercomputers to help understand, predict, and mitigate harmful algal blooms (HABs) throughout the region. |
Troy |
NY |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Dundee |
The Project will replace an existing 34-year old 500,000 gallon welded steel water storage tank with a new bolted steel-glass lined storage tank, as well as install new telemetry controls for remote communications and energy efficient well pump control. |
Village of Dundee |
NY |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Elmsford |
The Village of Elmsford's Water Storage Tank is aged and outdated and is under orders from the County Health Department to be recoated and updated. The tank requires complete sanding and repainting inside and outside, and updating of venting, mixing and safety systems.
The Village performed a cost comparison and determined that the Village could replace the tank with a new glass lined steel tank for the same cost or less then repairing the old tank while also increasing storage capacity from 750,000 gallons to 1.1 milllon gallons. Constructing the new tank will also allow the Village to keep the old tank in operation during construction of the new tank, eliminating the need, complication, and cost of a temporary tank. |
Village of Elmsford |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Hempstead |
Funds will be used towards construction costs related to the Village of Hempstead Phase 1 Sewage Collection System Improvement Project within the Downtown Redevelopment Area. This project phase includes installation of approximately 6,200 linear feet of sewer pipe, 800 linear feet of side street laterals, and related constructions activities (ie: excavation, manholes, trenching, curb replacement, etc.). |
Village of Hempstead |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village Of Islandia |
Funds requested to renovate and improve the First Responders Memorial Park. |
Village Of Islandia |
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Mayville |
Construction a new water well and associated treatment infrastructure that will replace existing contaminated wells in the Village of Mayville. |
Village of Mayville |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Nassau |
Nassau's Downtown Reconstruction Project will be a transformative, multi-faceted project, improving the Village's central business and residential core. The intent of the project is to upgrade the Village's water distribution system, replacing failing and aged 4'cast iron tuberculated waterlines with a new 12' watermain, ensuring safe and quality drinking water for all residents. Complementing the waterline replacement is the upgrade, and/or reconstruction of area drainage infrastructure as well as development of a well-connected sidewalk system which will be connected to the State-Wide Empire State Trail, to be performed concurrently ensuring the most efficient use of taxpayer dollars, directly affecting low-moderate income residents of the area, who would otherwise be unduly burdened by the tax increase required for this project. |
Village of Nassau |
NY |
$1,934,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Phoenix, NY |
In an effort to increase capacity for new development and job creation, the project will repair 22 manholes, insert cured-in-place-pipe in 6,300 feet of existing sewer line, replace a 3.4 MGD pump station, modify/repair two bioreactor tanks, add two new clarifiers, replace the existing chemical disinfection system with a state-of-the-art UV system and add an equalization tank. |
Village of Phoenix, NY |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
WCBC North, LLC |
The funds will be used to help offset the cost of environmental remediation and demolition of an old abandoned and deteriorated dairy processing facility located in the heart of the Village of Arcade. A Phase II environmental assessment was conducted and identified several issues with the most notable environmental issue being four old underground petroleum tanks that have contaminated the surrounding soil and groundwater. The property is bordered to the south by the Cattaraugus County trout stream and the Arcade Elementary School. |
warsaw |
NY |
$1,930,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Westhampton Beach |
The Village of Westhampton Beach will construct improvements to the existing Suffolk County Sewer District No. 24 Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) at Gabreski Airport in Westhampton Beach that will enable the STP to accept additional wastewater flows from a new Village sewer collection and conveyance system with a design flow of 60,000 Gallons Per Day (GPD). The improvements will be completed pursuant to the terms of the sewer connection approval ("Connection Agreement") between the Suffolk County Sewer Agency and the Village, and will consist of retrofitting the existing treatment process with a new system sized to accommodate the additional design flow, as well as improvements and modifications to the mechanical piping, equipment, process controls, and electrical system throughout the STP.
|
Westhampton Beach, Suffolk County |
NY |
$4,590,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of Westchester, NY |
Capital improvements to restore the Tarrytown Lighthouse, which has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1979.
|
White Plains, Westchester County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
County of Westchester, NY |
Capital improvements to rehabilitate the County's Hilltop Hanover Environmental Science Center infrastructure.
|
White Plains, Westchester County |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Village of Williston Park |
Village of Williston Park and Well 3, has exhibited elevated concentrations of nitrates and is off-line. Proposed nitrate treatment for Well 3 is critical to meeting demands.
|
Williston Park, Nassau County |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Incorporated Village of Sands Point |
Incorporated Village of Sands Point Wells 2A and 5A (N12981 and N12639, respectively), located at the Tibbits Lane site, have exhibited elevated concentrations of PFAS which are approaching the MCLs and need PFAS granular activated carbon (GAC) treatment. Proposed GAC treatment of PFAS for Wells 2A and 5A is critical to meeting demands during high demand periods in the summer.
|
Woodbury, Nassau County |
NY |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Incorporated Village of Sands Point |
Proposed improvements including a building and support facilities are critical to meeting demands during high demand periods in the summer.
|
Woodbury, Nassau County |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Incorporated Village of Sands Point |
Improvements to the Incorporated Village of Sands Point (Village) Governors Lane facility includes clean-up and remediation of hazardous materials of the Water Department Administration Building.
|
Woodbury, Nassau County |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Yorktown |
$1.2 Million in FFY22 funding for Final Engineering Design of the Phase 1 Sewer Extension Project in Hallocks Mill Sewer District Extension will be used to formulate detailed engineering plans and specifications for new sewers around regionally significant Sparkle Lake in the Birch Street, Sunrise Street, and Sparkle Lake sub areas. There will be general and location-specific engineering specifications formed plus standard details depicting how to connect 315 lots with sewers, furnish 130 with package pump systems as part of lateral connections, and which underwriting will also generate detailed final engineering designs to enable construction of numerous sections of forcemain, gravity sewers, and pump stations that Yorktown is committed to upgrading as it establishes 5.5 linear miles of new sewers and sewer laterals that will ensure clean water protection at the local level as well as within the broader New York City watershed.
|
Yorktown Heights, Westchester County |
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
State University of New York System Administration |
With an investment from Senators Schumer and Gillibrand, SUNY System Administration will lead the development of a versatile technology platform that 1) tracks student progress across all 64 SUNY campuses, 2) includes a wide range of factors that could result in a student's departure from campus, and 3) establishes an early alert system in order to empower campuses to create individualized networks of support (from academic advisement to mental health and more) around students whose completion is at risk.
|
Albany |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University at Albany, State University of New York |
To purchase equipment for UAlbany's RNA Institute. |
Albany |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The College of Saint Rose |
The College of Saint Rose respectfully requests funding to renovate two existing classrooms to create a microbiology laboratory to support five undergraduate majors at the College: biology, nursing, biochemistry, forensic science, and public health. These five majors prepare students for high-demand healthcare, forensic science and other STEM industries.
|
Albany |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
A. E. Crandall Hook and Ladder Co Inc |
Requested funds will be used to purchase two Zoll X-Series 12-lead defibrillator monitors and one Laerdal Resusci Annie cardiac manikin to provide Advanced Life Support care to the community and supportive training to our volunteers.
|
Alfred |
NY |
$84,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Auburn Community Hospital |
This $8.9M project will encompass the design and development construction of a Radiation Oncology Center. |
Auburn |
NY |
$8,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cayuga Economic Development Agency, Inc. |
Funds would be used to design and begin building partnerships for a county wide, industry driven workforce ecosystem for Cayuga County. |
Auburn |
NY |
$33,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Memorial Medical Center |
In order to better serve the rural community in Genesee County, NY, United Memorial Medical Center is requesting funding to renovate and expand our radiology capabilities, to provide the best patient care, close to home.
|
Batavia, Genesee County |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Broome County Urban League Inc |
This program will expand our current youth initiatives and provide support for school success and career and college readiness.
|
BINGHAMTON |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Paul Smith's College of Arts and Sciences |
Lifting people out of poverty and providing low-income students with access to rewarding STEM careers through higher education are priorities across New York. Through faculty-guided research and workforce training from summer jobs, this project will help build a highly sought-after STEM workforce in northern New York. This project also expands PSC AWI capabilities to conduct monitoring and research focused on protecting water resources across the region, work that is vital to support the socioeconomic wellbeing and health of millions of New Yorkers. |
Brighton |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health and Hosptials Lincoln Medical and Menta |
Located in the South Bronx, Lincoln Hospital services will increase capacity in the following areas: Primary Care (additional 20,000 visits), Dental (additional 5,000), Ophthalmology and Ear Nose Throat(additional 2000 visits). This will ultimately reduce Medicaid and Medicare expenditures by reducing and avoiding Emergency Department visits and admissions.
|
Bronx |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Montefiore Medical Center |
One of the greatest strains on our healthcare system and on our federal budget is the cost of avoidable negative health events. Ready access to health care and regular management of chronic disease is well documented to save millions in taxpayer dollars that would otherwise be spent on emergency room care and the like. The patients we serve in our SBHCs in Bronx County have the highest rates of teen pregnancy, low birth weight, and maternal mortality in the country, as well as high prevalence of asthma, depression, obesity, diabetes, and other preventable diseases. Between 25-30% of MSHP patients from 95 schools access episodic care for chronic care conditions (>14,000) and exhibit high need for health care utilization and management which can be extended to their family members as well. When conditions are managed well through consistent contact with one primary and specialty-care providers, this works in everyone benefit, including the taxpayer. Children with access to our programs are 40% less likely to go home sick, resulting in stronger school performance and less work missed for parents. Emergency room visits and hospitalizations dropped by half after students started receiving treatment at the clinics. Hospital costs for children with diabetes were cut by nearly one-third. A healthier community translates into lower costs to the taxpayer for avoidable emergency care, and a healthier, more stable workforce contributing to our local economy. |
Bronx |
NY |
$3,352,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Per Scholas Inc |
Funds will be used for instructional staff at multiple sites; management, oversight, and support staff; technology, equipment, and supplies to create connected classrooms on-site and at partnering organizations; technology; textbooks and class materials; fringe benefits; and rent.
|
Bronx |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Barnabas Hospital |
St. Barnabas Hospital respectfully requests $1,360,451.20 to purchase a Computerized Tomography Scanner (CT Scanner) for its Emergency Room. The CT Scanner will allow ER staff to quickly examine patients who may have internal injuries from car accidents or other types of trauma, including a surge of gun violence in our community. SBH is a New York State-designated Level II Trauma Center, one of just three trauma centers in the Bronx. In addition, CT Scans are often the preferred way of diagnosing medical conditions, such as stroke, appendicitis, and cancer.
|
Bronx |
NY |
$1,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Montefiore Medical Center |
One of the greatest strains on our healthcare system and on our federal budget is the cost of avoidable negative health events. Ready access to health care and regular management of chronic disease is well documented to save millions in taxpayer dollars that would otherwise be spent on emergency room care and the like. The patients we serve in our SBHCs in Bronx County have the highest rates of teen pregnancy, low birth weight, and maternal mortality in the country, as well as high prevalence of asthma, depression, obesity, diabetes, and other preventable diseases. Between 25-30% of MSHP patients from 95 schools access episodic care for chronic care conditions (14,000) and exhibit high need for health care utilization and management which can be extended to their family members as well. When conditions are managed well through consistent contact with one primary and specialty-care providers, this works in everyone benefit, including the taxpayer. Children with access to our programs are 40% less likely to go home sick, resulting in stronger school performance and less work missed for parents. Emergency room visits and hospitalizations dropped by half after students started receiving treatment at the clinics. Hospital costs for children with diabetes were cut by nearly one-third. A healthier community translates into lower costs to the taxpayer for avoidable emergency care, and a healthier, more stable workforce contributing to our local economy. |
Bronx |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Maritime College |
Maritime College is focused on building a clean energy workforce for the emerging offshore renewable clean energy sector. Per NYSERDA, nearly 5,000 high-wage earning union jobs could be created by the year 2035 through regional offshore wind deployment. All personnel working on offshore wind platforms will require the specialized Global Wind Organization (GWO) training and certification that Maritime College will develop with this funding. If fully funded ($795,000), for the first year (FY22), we estimate we will have the capacity to train/certify at least 300 workers annually. Thereafter, this number can increase based on industry demand.
|
Bronx |
NY |
$795,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban Youth Alliance International Inc. |
Requested funds will be used toenhance our workforce department to provide for 220 new employment licensesforformerly incarcerated and justice touched individuals who live in Harlem or the Bronx. These funds will also employ three new staff, secure licences for career and competitive employment,and together with current programming serve 900 people.
|
Bronx |
NY |
$740,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban Health Plan, Inc. |
The COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately impacted the health of communities of color who receive most of their care at their local community health centers. These centers must be kept up-to-date in order for them to provide quality care. Addressing leaky roofs and technology to allow telehealth services enable the provision of quality health services in facilities that are habitable, safe and use modern equipment. By upkeeping these centers before they deteriorate, we are continuing to create health care access to thousands of individuals who need it, regardless of their ability to pay. |
Bronx |
NY |
$591,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fordham University |
The Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service, in conjunction with Goddard Riverside Community Center (GRCC), a settlement house on the West Side of Manhattan in NYC, will provide direct services to high-risk, low-income community members socially and emotionally impacted by COVID-19 via ASCEND (Access and Support for Community Engagement a Needed Demonstration), a psychosocial support and outreach program. The focus will include three different populations: (1) 250-300 middle and high school age youth; (2) 50-75 caregiving adults (parents, grandparents, aunts/uncles and others); and (3) 30-50 direct line staff.
|
Bronx |
NY |
$456,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fordham University |
The proposed expansion of the Clinical Mental Health Services (CCMH) program aims to provide free tele mental health counseling (in English and Spanish), psychoeducational groups, and outreach and prevention programming to youth and their parents/caretakers in predominantly Black, Latinx and immigrant communities adjacent to Fordham's campus in the Bronx.
|
Bronx |
NY |
$453,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Research Foundation of CUNY on Behalf of Lehman Co |
This proposal seeks to inform community-policy-driven intervention(s) through data science and community capacity building to address the socio-environmental conditions related to VC in the Bronx. The Bronx District Attorney's Office (Bronx DA), the Office of the Bronx Borough President, community organizations, and individual residents of the Bronx are joining the research team to conduct collaborative data exploration to understand the complex and multi-faceted nature of health disparities related to violent crime at the community level across the domains from the behavioral, physical and built environment, social, cultural, and health care system domains,via 2 aims: (1)Conduct exploratory analyses of spatial and non-spatial data using multivariate regression, and geospatial analysis methods to develop community meaningful statistical models to predict violent crime in relation to physical and built environment social determinants of health across Community Districts (CDs); within and between census block data in the Bronx; and (2)Conduct community network gatherings to identify the key areas of concern and research priorities of community residents and community organizations on violence-related disparities to allow community input in the development of analytical models. |
Bronx |
NY |
$355,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lehman College, City University of New York |
We are requesting $250,000 to support 25 students with part-time wages for the next academic year as they support the economic recovery and revitalization in the Bronx due to COVID-19, a BRC coordinator to administer the program?to 50+ students, ongoing workshops, virtual?programming?, and possible summer internships that would occur before the end of FY22.???
|
Bronx |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One Love Foundation |
The One Love Foundation is requesting $1 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to expand awareness and usage of their online Education Center for K-12 educators and students to exponentially increase the number of youth they serve. The online Education Center provides educators with a robust suite of FREE tools and resources including: professional development trainings, lesson plans, activities, implementation supports, high quality video-and-discussion-based workshop materials, toolkits to bring One Love to their school and community, and more. These resources are currently available in English, Chinese and Spanish and cover both heterosexual and LGBTQIA relationships, as well as are representative of relationships and friendships amongst many demographics and communities. |
Bronxville |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Brooklyn Hospital Center |
Funding will support an Emergency Department Modernization Project. This renovation will revolutionize the hospital's response to traumatic injury and illness. It will also result in a state-of-the-art facility within lifesaving minutes of Brooklyn's diverse neighborhoods.
The project includes:
New triage, exam and treatment rooms, including a rapid assessment treatment area, and bariatric, psychiatric observation, cardiac treatment and bereavement rooms;
Additional space and flow for support services such as a radiology room, CT scan room, satellite pharmacy and discharge rooms
New waiting areas, including those specifically for results
A new entrance to the ED through a newly renovated hospital lobby that will be transparent and welcoming with direct access to the triage rooms
Quick registration areas to accelerate patient flow to treatment. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$9,216,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One Brooklyn Health System, Inc. |
The One Brooklyn Health System (OBH)-Health Facilities Equipment and Health Information Technology project seeks Congressional Directed Spending (CDS) funds to support OBH's development of a state of the art- full spectrum health care network through the purchase of essential medical equipment, hospital information and equipment systems, patient furnishings, and a network-wide EPIC Electronic Health Record (EHR) and Health Information System with At the Elbow staff training. The transformational efforts of this OBH project will generate career advancement opportunities for staff, job opportunities for local vendors and service providers, and create greater access to qualitative, Ambulatory, Emergency, Primary Care and Behavioral healthcare services to North and Central Brooklyn residents, ameliorating health disparities, extending life expectancies, and saving lives of its most vulnerable populations. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$7,834,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC H+H/Woodhull Hospital Center |
The overall goal is to renovate the existing ED which was constructed in the 70's and is approximately 8,600 SF. Areas include Acute, Trauma, Critical and Triage, as well as, the Radiology Waiting Room inclusive of the reconfiguration of space for an existing Ultrasound Unit to improve patient throughput. The ED consists of 28 cubicle bays. Some of the objectives include the replacement of utilities including, electrical, medical gases, HVAC and plumbing, as well as, replacement of light fixtures, doors, air registers, headwalls, ceilings, flooring, specialty lighting and painting.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$4,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban Dove Team Charter School Brooklyn |
UD Team Brooklyn requests capital funding for construction costs related to the Ruth Bader Ginsburg Memorial Gymnasium at our school's new location on East 21st Street in Midwood, on the grounds of the East Midwood Jewish Center. We will honor Brooklyn's own Justice Ginsburg, who attended EMJC as a child, because we align with her values of social justice and equity for all.
UD Team Brooklyn also requests funding for an important and unique piece of our program - to support the work of our 15 full-time youth development coaches, each of whom works with a team of 15-20 students. Specific elements include providing trauma-sensitive professional development; building an internal pipeline of candidates through external educational opportunities; and training coaches in the Neurosequential Model in Sport. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Elite Learners Inc. |
The funds requested would be to implement the Cure Violence model in these neighborhoods.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kings County Hospital Center |
This is a request for a replacement of the Linear Accelerator (LINAC) machine in Radiation Oncology. The LINAC machine is used for external beam radiation treatments for patients with cancer. It delivers high energy x-rays or electrons to the region of the patient's tumor. This unit will replace an existing LINAC machine which is 15 years old.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University |
SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University is requesting $1.925M to establish a Center for Community Health network to provide comprehensive primary care to the underserved neighborhoods of central Brooklyn. Specifically, we are requesting funds to develop a technology enabled health infrastructure hub and a connected primary care practice pilot site.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
East Midwood Jewish Center |
East Midwood Jewish Center is a 98-year old historical landmark building that has continuously housed a large Jewish community within the Conservative Movement of Judaism. However, the building's intent was always to be a community center for the wider population, and as communities have come and gone in the surrounding Midwood and Sheepshead Bay neighborhoods, our outreach has extended beyond the local Jewish community to house myriad programming that is frequented by children, adults, and seniors from the many diverse populations in the Southern Brooklyn region. Allowing us to renovate and modernize our gymnasium and locker room facilities will only benefit the local New Yorkers to have access to such a space. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Francis College |
To provide resources that promote educational access and that emphasize diversity, equity and inclusion at St. Francis College and the New York communities we serve.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,245,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Coney Island |
The acquisition of digital education, communication and wayfinding hardware will improve Coney Island Hospital's care coordination, patient experience, quality outcomes, and safety. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CareerWise New York |
The Engine of Mobility is a groundbreaking 10th Grade through College initiative led by a unified group of Fortune 100 companies and steeped in a youth apprenticeship model. New York City is our sandbox, and in addition to employers like JPMorgan Chase, Amazon and Accenture, we work closely with the New York City Department of Education and the City University of New York system of 25 community and four year colleges.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The HOPE Program |
The requested funding would support transitional employment and green jobs training for New Yorkers affected by, or at risk of being affected by, the criminal legal system, through on-the-job experience in horticulture and solar panel installation; training in industry hard skills, essential skills, digital skills, and financial literacy; and job placement and career support. Specific expenses will include transitional wages for trainees; salaries for staff lines including program coordinators, hard skill trainers, and employment specialists; certification costs; technology; and other programmatic expenses.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Carlton Locksley Bennett Foundation Inc. |
The Carlton Locksley Bennett Foundation will provide leadership training, mentoring program, counseling and support to an environment of people who have fallen victims to violent crimes.This specifically fund will provide the necessary resource to established a multi-purpose center that will served the community in providing healing, education, mentoring, bereavement to students and families. This fund will also provide salaries for the President & Founder and alt least 4 staff members to service the need of the people. A scholarship fund will be created for High school students who would like to attend college but unable to due to circumstances beyond their control. This fund will be able to provide annual leadership training for students and adults between the ages of 12 through 40 years old.We will provide mental health services to parents who have lost children to gun violence. Our aim is to partner with schools within communities experiencing high incidents of gun violence.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Joseph's College New York |
Funds are bring requested for new scientific and laboratory equipment to prepare SJC Long Island's population of diverse and underrepresented STEM scholars for careers of excellence and innovation. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation |
The Bedford-Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation is expanding a several-fold strategy that will develop a pipeline to jobs in the tech sector and help low- and moderate-income individuals of diverse backgrounds achieve upward mobility and prosperity. This replicable, scalable initiative has the potential to open pathways to an industry that offers many potential benefits to local communities, including innovation and willingness to take risks, high wages, and asset accumulation that will help close the racial wealth gap in the long term. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Make the Road New York |
Through this project Make the Road New York (MRNY) will provide adult education services to immigrant communities including English Language Acquisition (ELA) and Citizenship Preparation (civics) classes. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York City Fire Department |
The Be 911 Teens Take Heart program will train New York City youth how to perform CPR.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Child Care Association of New York (JCCA) |
Funds requested for renovation of JCCA Pleasantville Campus, which serves 350 young people.
|
Brooklyn, Kings County |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jamel Gaines Creative Outlet |
Requested funds will be used for implementing our Arts In Education Residency program in New York City including obtaining equipment for the program, funding field trips, providing resources for our lecture demonstrations, providing costumes and technical elements for our collaborative in-school performances and providing salaries for our artistic teaching staff.
|
Brooklyn, Kings County |
NY |
$921,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brooklyn Communities Collaborative, Inc. |
Requested funding is for cloud-based platform licensing, initiation, and support; development and testing of interfaces between platform and electronic health records to support clinical documentary and billing; training development and delivery.
|
Brooklyn, Kings County |
NY |
$877,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Carlton Locksley Bennett Foundation Inc. |
The Carlton Locksley Bennett Foundation will provide leadership training, mentoring program, counseling and support to an environment of people who have fallen victims to violent crimes. This specifically fund will provide the necessary resource to established a multi-purpose center that will served the community in providing healing, education, mentoring, bereavement to students and families. This fund will also provide salaries for the President Founder and alt least 4 staff members to service the need of the people. A scholarship fund will be created for High school students who would like to attend college but unable to due to circumstances beyond their control. This fund will be able to provide annual leadership training for students and adults between the ages of 12 through 40 years old. We will provide mental health services to parents who have lost children to gun violence. Our aim is to partner with schools within communities experiencing high incidents of gun violence. |
Brooklyn, Kings County |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maimonides Medical Center |
Requested funds will be spent on clinical staff, including psychologist, social workers, pediatrician, and care manager; training costs; and program coordination, research and evaluation.
|
Brooklyn, Kings County |
NY |
$682,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Economic Development Group Inc., dba Northland |
NWTC is seeking funding tocreate an interactive Renewable Energy Experience Center (REEC) and Emerging Energy Technologies Program (EETP) designed to inspire and educate the next generation of clean energy workers. The total cost of this project is $3,000,000.00, and once operational, NWTC will educate, train, place and upskill 100 candidates annually in clean energy jobs.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Canisius College |
Requested funding will be used for the purchase and installation of equipment in Canisius College's Science Hall which is undergoing Phase II of a $57M renovation. Funding will be used to enhance science and math education to better prepare students for careers in science, high tech, green tech and allied health, particularly those students who face traditional barriers to entry in those fields.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University at Buffalo |
Funding requested will support the addition of 10Teacher Residents of Color in UB's existing Teacher Residency Program, and to launch the Summer Teacher and Leadership Academy to extend the work currently being done with teacher and leader residencies. Our current Teacher and Leader residency programs are able to prepare smaller numbers of educational professionals of color to be more effective in terms of student academic achievement and social-emotional development. Preliminary data on teacher residencies provide evidence that teachers trained within this model see more gains among their students than teachers prepared using other pathways. The Summer Academy at UB will enable itsTeacher Residency Program to reach a larger number of educational professionals who could benefit from learning strategies to improve their practices and hence their effectiveness, particularly working with students in urban schools. Funds will largely be spent on teacher salaries as well as the costs associated with running the program (instructors, mentors, supplies).
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Research Foundation for the State University of Ne |
This project would focus on exposure activities, including but not limited to interactive career camps, job shadow opportunities, facility tours, provider panel discussions, and career presentations outlining educational requirements and daily job tasks, for underrepresented/underserved student populations who may otherwise never learn of key healthcare careers due to limited educational resources and community supports. As the nation continues to grapple with increasing healthcare provider shortages, ranging from primary care to dentistry and to mental health, it's critical that the future workforce is exposed early on to viable career opportunities to elicit interest and motivate career intent.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Explore & More...A Children's Museum |
Funds will be used to expand upon the museum's free Au-Some programming for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families, further strengthening its impact and reaching more of this vulnerable population. Additionally, we would like to develop new curriculum and expand on our programs for children and families with physical, intellectual, behavioral, and emotional challenges. We will continue to partner with the University of Buffalo, Buffalo State College, and Parent Network of WNY to utilize pre-existing resources to best serve our families.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$437,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF WESTERN NY |
Goodskills Career Builder is a partner-driven career pipeline program to prepare people of color, people living in or near poverty, unemployed, those recently unemployed due to COVID-19, and underemployed populations for training programs and career opportunities and advancement in the Advanced Manufacturing, Sales and Services, and Tech industries in Western New York.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF WESTERN NY |
Goodskills Career Builder is a partner-driven career pipeline program to prepare people of color, people living in or near poverty, unemployed, those recently unemployed due to COVID-19, and underemployed populations for training programs and career opportunities and advancement in the Advanced Manufacturing, Sales and Services, and Tech industries in Western New York.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Center for Arts and Technology of Buffalo, Inc. |
Buffalo Center for Arts and Technology (BCAT) requests $300,000 to create and administer two workforce development courses over a three year period from 2022-2024. Twice annually, we will offer classes for Treatment Assistants and Health Administrative Assistants to approximately 60 adults in partnership with Horizon Health Services to meet a documented need for a diverse, highly trained and qualified employee pipeline; and to address high turnover rates in these positions across the region.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Carthage Area Hospital |
Carthage Area Hospital (CAH) will build a new medical facility to consolidate all services from 3 different locations (existing hospital and 2 medical office buildings) under one roof to provide the community easier access as well as more comprehensive and integrated healthcare while lowering the cost of delivering these services. The new facility will be home to the following services: Acute Inpatient care, Maternity and Deliver, Emergency, Surgery, Medical Imaging, Laboratory, Family, Childrens and Womens Health, Physical Therapy, Orthopedics, Podiatry, Behavioral Health, Urology and Neurology.
|
Carthage |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Corning Community College |
The Manufacturing Advancement Technology Project will provide critical equipment for SUNY Corning Community College to offer a Mechatronics program that is needed for workforce development in advanced manufacturing. Mechatronics is a multidisciplinary field that combines several types of engineering—electrical, computer, and mechanical—and refers to the skill sets needed in the contemporary, advanced automated manufacturing industry.
|
Corning |
NY |
$643,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Cortland |
Develop downtown vacant building in rural upstate NY small town of Cortland for community's needs. |
Cortland |
NY |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Long Island |
To develop a workforce development service for at-risk young adults in Hempstead and the City of Long Beach.
|
Deer Park, Suffolk County |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Long Island |
United Way of Long Island is respectfully requesting Congressionally Directed Spending to support our Net Zero Energy Challenge. This project will allow us to install renewable energy at our Deer Park headquarters - a 31,000 sq. ft. building. Our headquarters is also home to the Ascent School for Autism, YouthBuild, VetsBuild, Girls Inc., and Wyandanch Homes & Property Development Corporation. The total cost of this building project is $1,847,000.
|
Deer Park, Suffolk County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Girls Incorporated of Long Island |
To provide trauma informed training for programmatic staff as a result of increased social emotional learning needs for female youth served by our mission as a result of the pandemic. Deliver community-based Girls Inc. Experience programming to girls in under-resourced communities to bridge mental, physical, social emotional, learning and skills gaps.
|
Deer Park, Suffolk County |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst |
We propose to renovate our Obstetrical Inpatient facilities in order to provide a more modern, safe, and comfortable family-centered environment, one which meets current privacy standards. There will be two basic enhancements to our Obstetric Suite: privacy and comfort. When giving birth, privacy leads to a quieter environment which promotes recovery; it provides for better infection control; it is better for bonding between moms/parents and their babies. Healthy breastfeeding is fostered in single rooms. A patient and family centered environment leads to increased patient satisfaction, and helps sustain our mission to provide high quality care to our community.
|
Elmhurst |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst |
We will construct a new Transcranial Magnetic Therapy Suite (TMS) on hospital unit D10. The request includes the cost of the TMS equipment; the demolition / construction / remodeling of the 10th floor D-wing; and furniture and equipment for the suite.
|
Elmhurst |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Queens Community House, Inc. |
Queens Community House (QCH) operates three alternative high school programs in Corona and Elmhurst, Queens, which offer a variety of supports to help students who have dropped out or are at risk of dropping out to stay in school and on track to graduate. Through this project, QCH will hire a Family Support Counselor at each of the three schools to provide case management and service referrals to QCHs existing teams who provide services around housing, child care, health, mental health, education, job loss, benefits, immigration status, and other critical needs that threaten household stability and thus the students ability to stay in school.
|
Forest Hills |
NY |
$225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
State University of New York at Fredonia |
SUNY Fredonia's initiative, Building Towards Student Success, will centralize student support services into three adjacent buildings to form a student success corridor in the heart of the campus that will enhance student services, improve student and family morale, and increase student enrollment and retention. Requested funds will support the project design, construction, and equipment for the Reed Library Learning Commons,the initial phase of the planned student success corridor. |
Fredonia |
NY |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family and Children's Association |
FCAs Linkage program will work to address the behavioral health needs of Nassau Countys growing senior population, thereby reducing health disparities and extending quality of life. Mental health counseling and addiction treatment will be provided to seniors in their homes through teletherapy and/or face-to-face visits with licensed clinicians with specialties in substance abuse treatment, mental health counseling and gerontology.
|
Garden City |
NY |
$348,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Glen Cove Hospital (member of Northwell Health) |
For Northwell Health, New Yorks largest health system, being age-friendly means encompassing the full continuum of care, from outpatient primary care and community resources, to inpatient hospital, post-acute services, long-term skilled care and end of life care. Northwell recognizes that supporting both professional and lay caregivers is critical to providing high quality, patient-centered care, and keeping older adults living at home and proposes to build upon existing strengths at Glen Cove Hospital to create a unique geographic epicenter for the community, health system and region - The Geriatric Center of Excellence at Glen Cove Hospital.
|
Glen Cove |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Warren County Employment & Training Administration |
The funding will be used to recruit, train, and open more child care provider businesses. The funding covers the training and state licensing, as well as the start-up costs for the child care business.
|
Glens Falls |
NY |
$203,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities of Orange, Sullivan & Ulster |
Facility improvements for substance use disorder treatment. |
Goshen |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Island University |
Funding for the PRFF will involve renovating existing space within the LIU Brooklyn campus to leverage existing Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) certified pharmacy laboratories to create an advanced training and drug design faculty. The PRFF builds on existing LIU facilities and resources. Funding will be used to acquire additional specialized capital equipment, including Next-generation sequencing (NGS) to allow the PRFF to deliver drug design capabilities and support the awarding of degrees, as well as support other associated and drug design training.
|
Greenvale |
NY |
$1,968,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Garnet Health Medical Center - Catskills |
Garnet Health Medical Center - Catskills (GHMC-C) is embarking on an ICU modernization and expansion project that will increase bed capacity and critical care services in state of emergency events. The proposed project will allow GHMC-C to complete the engineering and architectural design phase for an ICU modernization and expansion project that will increase the size of each ICU patient room and will allow the potential for a two (2) bed surge capacity per room in a state of emergency. |
Harris |
NY |
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Island Cares, Inc. |
The Center for Community Engagement will be a new satellite location of Long Island Cares that will allow the agency to expand its work addressing the root causes of food insecurity. The new Center will house both new and existing programs of Long Island Cares as well as provide space where community stakeholders can come together to help people in need and work collaboratively to shape a coordinated response to the ever-evolving problem of hunger on Long Island.
|
Hauppauge |
NY |
$532,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Island Cares, Inc. |
To provide extensive health-related and other services to low-income and homeless populations.
|
Hauppauge |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
P.E.A.C.E. AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM, INC. |
The proposed Community Project Funding will support free after school care and a summer STEAM camp experience for 50 children ages 6-14 in the underserved community of 100 Terrace Avenue in Hempstead, NY . In addition, it will support program expansion to youth ages 15-21 for educational services and work experiences through our Project Restoration: Terrace Avenue partnership. |
HEMPSTEAD |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valley Health Services, Inc. |
Funds will be used to construct a new, state-of-the-art, 160 bed skilled nursing facility with a 20 bed neurobehavioral unit and a 20 bed memory care unit in Herkimer County, NY to address a significant unmet need in upstate New York. Neurobehavioral care is unavailable anywhere in the Mohawk Valley and Central New York regions of the state and otherwise severely limited and underserved throughout New York State.
|
Herkimer |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Culinary Institute of America |
This project, which represents a college partnership with school districts, will support school nutrition priorities through The Culinary Institute of America's development of a first-of-its kind standardized national culinary training initiative for school food service/nutrition staff with the objectives of: 1) catalyzing student health, engagement, and performance by training school nutrition workers; 2) contributing to reduced childhood hunger; 3) cultivating lifelong preferences for nutritional meals; and 4) driving food system sustainability. |
Hyde Park |
NY |
$363,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Town of Islip |
Purchase and install computer tech labs at five Town of Islip Recreation Facilities to support LEAP afterschool programs.
|
Islip |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Town of Islip |
Provide training and tools to the Senior Citizen population of the Town of Islip to enable them to participate in virtual activities.
|
Islip |
NY |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cayuga Medical Center at Ithaca, Inc. |
Cayuga Medical Center (CMC), a member of Cayuga Health System (CHS), is in the process of purchasing a major portion (over 100,000 square feet) of the Ithaca area's large indoor mall called The Shops at Ithaca Mall. Phase 3 of the project, for which we are seeking these funds, is to build-out the former Sears store into a Health Professions Learning Center that will support the required education and training for numerous healthcare career fields that are in desperate short-supply in the Central and Southern Tier regions of New York. In cooperation with Cornell University, Ithaca College, and Tompkins-Cortland Community College, CMC and partnering clinical institutions can provide clinical and contextual education for undergraduate and graduate students, physicians in training, and various healthcare professionals whose position requires some combination of technical training and certification. More than 500 people would receive training per year, and there would be many short-term programs.The primary objective of this project is to enable a stable supply of much needed professionals for various roles for which there are insufficient regional options for requisite education and training.
|
Ithaca |
NY |
$7,215,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Franziska Racker Centers Inc. |
Funds for construction of new facility.
|
Ithaca |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The REACH Project, Inc. |
The requested funds will be used to support the ongoing and expanded efforts to facilitate integrated treatment of opioid use disorder (OUD) through telemedicine in New York state.
|
Ithaca |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Capacity Development Inc. |
CCD is requesting funding to expand offerings and initiatives to address community concerns such as financial literacy, entrepreneurship, personal and career development to help more New Yorkers get jobs, provide for themselves and their families, and create opportunities for others. |
Jamaica |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LIFE Camp Inc |
After a year in a devastating pandemic, New York's students are returning to a congregate learning environment. Re-intergration will require a focus on their social emotional learning, conflict mediation and ensuring their school community is safe. The All in for Queens Peace Academy ensures students, teachers and staff have the resources they need for conflict free classrooms, restorative justice and conflict mediation.
|
Jamaica |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. John's University (NY) |
The St. John's University Health Science Center will house state-of-the-art equipment and simulation facilities where students can learn and benefit from simulation learning opportunities prior to their required experiential education (completing their clinical rotation requirements at a clinical setting).
|
Jamaica |
NY |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
York College, CUNY |
We are proposing to offer six high-quality course offerings/trainings that are scalable and aligned with in-demand occupations and career pathways in New York City (NYC), as identified by leading employers and marketplace data. These offerings will equip low- and middle-skilled workers, as well as students, alumni with skills to advance in the workforce. |
Jamaica |
NY |
$527,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC HEALTH + HOSPITALS | QUEENS |
Renovate an existing hospital space (retired swimming pool room) to build an Outpatient Dialysis Center. The Outpatient Dialysis Center would serve a significant medical need in the community given the high volume of patients with End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD), Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), and provide services to those in need of access to chronic renal dialysis services, primarily due to the complications of diabetes, which is a significant healthcare concern in the community. This would allow NYC Health + Hospitals | Queens to further close the gap in delivering services and address disparities in healthcare delivery and patient access.
|
Jamaica, Queens County |
NY |
$4,480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Keuka College |
Keuka College's Center of Health Innovation requires funding for lab equipment that will help to increase the quantity and quality of health care workers (nurses, midwives and occupational therapists) in New York State
|
Keuka Park |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Samadhi Center Inc. |
The requested funds will be used for the basic infrastructure and operation of the Samadhi Center Inc.'s new program, The Samadhi Anti- Gun Violence Prevention Program will foster understanding of the causes and the cessation of conflict and reduce gun violence. This would include rental of office space as well as staffing necessary personnel including a Program Director/manager, senior outreach worker , 2 Licensed Clinical Social Workers, A trauma specialist,2 regular outreach workers (credible messengers) and an associate director of community initiatives and basic operating expenses.
|
Kingston |
NY |
$430,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Depew Community Action Team |
The Depew Community Action Team will outfit a community laundry facility and technology access center with the appliances and fixtures necessary to serve the local community which is in a nationally registered blighted area of Depew, New York. The DCAT Team has partnered with the Educational Technology Foundation of WNY and our local businesses in support of this effort to continue to provide these enhanced programs and services.
|
Lancaster |
NY |
$69,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coloki Inc |
To set up a Riverhead, Suffolk County, NY center to assist new undocumented residents. Programs will have a primary focus on job skills & trainings, while helping each individualaccessbasic needs.
|
Laurel |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mount St. Mary's of Niagara Falls |
Lockport Memorial Hospital -- Campus of Mount St. Mary's will remove an annual operational drain on taxpayers by building a sustainable, practical care delivery model that provides access for 84,000 residents close to home. The new hospital campus will consolidate the carrying costs and services from Eastern Niagara Hospital's current 274,000 sq. ft. of inefficient and significantly outdated facilities to a combined 61,245 sq. ft. contemporary, green, efficient, sustainable facilities that meet the changing needs of the community, and provides more access to specialists and services. The modern health care model will help residents manage health, wellness and illness in a more efficient cost-effective manner through a population health management program that has a proven track record of ensuring the greatest stewardship of every healthcare dollar that is spent through prevention and delivering care at the right site, and level of service. |
Lewiston |
NY |
$1,981,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Town of Babylon |
The purpose of the funding request is to expand the Town of Babylon Dept. of Human Services NYS OASAS licensed Outpatient Program.
|
Lindenhurst |
NY |
$6,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
Access to affordable and quality daycare services is very limited to working families and those with low income. This project aims to increase access to childhood education for low income students which is essential to honing and molding the holistic child and will eventually form the basis of their lifelong journey. Children and their families benefit from early childhood education because it improves the child socialization and concept of cooperation, encourages holistic development, enthuses lifelong learners, conveys the value of education through experience, develops respect, enhances the ability to work in teams, builds resiliency, develops concentration, builds their confidence and self esteem, and exposes them to diversity. |
Long Beach |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Phoenix Houses of Long Island, Inc. |
Phoenix House seeks to make capital repairs and improvements to the infrastructure of its existing treatment complex by replacing the roof, boilers, and HVAC system that have each reached the end of their life cycle (over 25+ years) as well as installing a modern commercial kitchen. The project includes repurposing a building gutted by a fire into a transitional residence for those patients who have completed their treatment and are in need of short term housing.
|
Long Island City |
NY |
$3,633,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Floating Hospital Inc |
To update TFH's IT infrastructure and acquire new equipment and two new minibuses. |
Long Island City, Queens County |
NY |
$935,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Siena College |
To address the growing demand in our region for qualified, compassionate health care workers, Siena College has developed a strategy for transforming and expanding its existing Morrell Science Center and Roger Bacon Hall facilities into a state-of-the-art science complex that accommodates the growth of health education programs. This funding request is specific for the biology and nursing laboratory equipment needed to support the curriculum.
|
Loudonville |
NY |
$523,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wayne County Action Program, Inc. |
Our project is designed to target fragile members of our community by providing work skills training for the homeless and at-risk youth, provide expanded case management that provides clients with paid work experience, on-the-job training, and referral access to mental health and drug abuse prevention/intervention services. We will also create a program where adults with mental and behavioral health disabilities are trained to provide peer support to over 40 new clients and assist them in navigating health provider networks to gain access to mental health services as well as expand upon our ability to provide 6-month transitional housing to homeless Vets and survivors of abuse.
|
Lyons, Wayne County |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wayne County Department of Aging and Youth |
FACT is an interagency initiative designed to assist families of children who are having difficulty in their home, school, or community; who have numerous complex needs; or who are not making adequate progress despite multiple agency involvement. Through this project, we provide intense family support through counseling, community service coordination, and transportation to appointments for families in need.
|
Lyons, Wayne County |
|
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wayne County Department of Social Services of NYS |
Wayne County Department of Social Services requests these funds for the purpose of purchasing State-specified and configured laptops now available to assure fast and efficient navigation of State-supported computer systems while providing for continuity of operations in the event of public health or other crisis forcing the district to revert to remote operations. |
Lyons, Wayne County |
NY |
$90,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead |
The Town's Department of Services for the Aging seeks resources to expand its aging services under Project Independence, the innovative aging-in-place program which provides health, mental health, caregiver support, social and recreational programs, senior transportation, food and nutrition, veterans support, and services for the 55,000+ seniors of this Town. Funding will be used for additional staff, and program outreach and coordination, to reach more seniors, and disabled seniors, in need through Project Independence.
|
Manhasset, Nassau County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Island Harvest, LTD |
Island Harvests Workforce Development Institute will prepare and place under- and unemployed workers into long-term employment through training, education, long-term job coaching and follow-up support throughout the employment process. The requested funds will support program equipment, supplies, and program staff.
|
Melville |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Island Harvest, LTD |
Island Harvests Workforce Development Institute will prepare and place under- and unemployed workers into long-term employment through training, education, long-term job coaching and follow-up support throughout the employment process. The requested funds will support program equipment, supplies, and program staff.
|
melville |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Access: Supports for Living Inc. |
To develop a community outreach and behavioral health screening program. |
Middletown |
NY |
$221,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Orange County Community College |
To improve instructional space and equipment for SUNY Orange's Health Professions Division. |
Middletown, Orange County |
NY |
$8,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Medical & Dental Care, Inc. |
Funds will purchase a Dental Mobile Van to provide primarily dental services to children in Rockland County who may not have access to dental care because their family does not have dental coverage, have limited language proficiency in English, a new immigrant, or do not fully understand the importance of dental care early in a child's life. The program will focus on collaborating with school districts in Rockland County since children are supposed to provide a dental care certification at various times to the school they attend.
|
Monsey |
NY |
$1,104,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Discovery, Inc. |
This project will advance care for complex disabilities across New York State through comprehensive website development, telehealth equipment, and personnel to deliver services and develop content. Specific outcomes of this project include providing individual consultation and counseling services through the use of growing telehealth capabilities, including assessments and treatment plans; establishing an Autism Infoline for parents and caregivers to immediately access critical information and support; and establishing an accessible online platform for training and support of families, caregivers, educators, clinicians, and other stakeholders with the capacity for a variety of educational options, including toolkits, short videos and podcasts, webinars, and interactive training opportunities.
|
Monticello |
NY |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mount Vernon Neighborhood Health Center, Inc. |
MVNHC's Behavioral Health Services for Homebound Elderly and Disabled will provide behavioral health assessments and psychotherapy to MVNHC's homebound elderly and disabled residents living in NY-16. Participants in the program will receive a home visit from an MVNHC Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), and adults who are assessed as experiencing anxiety and depression will be offered once-weekly individual or family therapeutic sessions with the LCSW. |
Mount Vernon |
NY |
$102,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Parker Jewish Institute for Health Care and Rehabi |
To better care for our dementia patients, Parker Jewish Institute is requesting $500,000 in FY 2022 community project funding from the HRSA Health Facilities Construction and Equipment Account to build a new Alzheimer’s and dementia memory care unit intended to provide a safe, structured environment with set routines to lower stress for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, plus activities intended to stimulate memory, and possibly slow the disease’s progression.Funds will be used to redesign and refurbish an entire floor of Parker’s nursing home in order to create a new Alzheimer’s/dementia health unit. This unit will no longer resemble a traditional hospital ward and will offer more space and freedom for patients to move about in an open environment without locked doors. It will feature the environmental design advances which have been shown in locations both in the U.S. and around the world to increase independence and improve socialization and overall quality of life for dementia patients at any stage of the disease.
|
New Hyde Park |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New |
TRANSFORM-NY is a public mental health model that builds a safety net by bringing together hospitals, community-based organizations, faith-based institutions, and social service agencies and adds innovative technology-based modes of mental health and substance use disorder care.We will develop the TRANSFORM-NY Training Center to employ a locally recruited workforce to deliver high-quality mental health care under the supervision of Columbia psychiatry specialists. |
New York |
NY |
$14,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friends of Harlem Hospital |
The simulation center currently requires major renovation due to its antiquated infrastructure. There is limited equipment, manikins, and supplies, which the center needs to grow to maximize the center's full functionality.
|
New York |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Jackie Robinson Foundation |
The Jackie Robinson Foundation (JRF) needs federal funding to complete the Jackie Robinson Museum, which will be located in NY City. The Jackie Robinson Museum will chronicle Robinson's heroic achievements both on and off the field and will promote humanitarianism and provide strategies for how to move our society forward, particularly around race relations.This will be accomplished through immersive exhibitions and cutting-edge programming, on site and online.
|
New York |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The City College of New York |
Biomedical Engineering (BME) at CCNY is built around four concentration areas (Biomaterials/tissue engineering/nanomedicine, Cardiovascular engineering, Orthopedic engineering, Neural Engineering). There is a need and opportunity to improve development/clinical translation of biomaterials in cardiovascular and orthopedic engineering and diagnostic technologies, with a primary focus on establishing capabilities for creating FDA level pre-clinical level data on materials and implants, etc. This initiative can serve to advance CCNY student education and help ready a workforce for the biomedical industry NYC and beyond. With a primary scientific focus on establishing pre-clinical data on materials and implants and associated training, this effort requires additional analytical capabilities and labs. Total analytical instrumentation request - $1,300,000. Laboratory modifications to accommodate new equipment ($550,000). Total project cost $1,850,000
|
New York |
NY |
$1,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City College of New York / City University of New |
At the intersection of education and opportunity, the Rangel Center for Infrastructure Workforce Development will equip historically underserved communities with analytical and operational skills through innovative curriculum, simulation-based training, and experiential learning to help them prepare for career paths in the rapidly changing infrastructure sector.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Weill Medical College of Cornell University |
Research equipment for WCM infectious disease laboratory at the William Hale Harkness Building.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,106,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYU Langone Hospitals |
Funding for capital equipment for NYU Langone's Level 1 Trauma Center in southwest Brooklyn will enable us to improve healthcare and reduce health disparities in the diverse populations we serve for trauma, cardiovascular, and cancer care.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Teach For America |
To address the teacher shortage in STEM subjects, funds will be used to recruit, train, support and retain high-quality underrepresented teachers in STEM subjects to serve in disadvantaged classrooms in New York City and Buffalo. |
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Helene Fuld College of Nursing |
Helene Fuld is diversifying the RN workforce tremendously in the New York area, as our student population is approximately 70% Black, 10% Hispanic, and 9% Asian. Because the Helene Fuld College of Nursing student population of minorities is greater than 70%, we are proud to have the designation as a Minority Serving Institution. We would like to be able to provide our nursing students with scholarships to help them propel past the barriers of discrimination and limited opportunities they face. We are also a designated military school for the 2021-2022 school year.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AIDS Service Center of Lower Manhattan, Inc. |
PATH to Jobs: Peer Alliance Towards Health & Jobs is a cost-effective, high impact investment of taxpayer funds in workforce innovation that will increase the number of low-income New Yorkers who obtain vocational training and job placement opportunities in health and social service agencies across New York, support them in their trajectory from dependence on public benefits to economic mobility and independence, and strengthen our healthcare system in addressing health disparities and access inequities exposed and exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center |
Terence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center (TCC) is a safety net provider of care for 613 low-income New Yorkers and with more than 700 employees, an economic engine in the East Harlem community. TCC will gut renovate 27,500 square feet of space to house a Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) that will serve up to 500 Manhattan seniors. PACE is an alternative to nursing home placement for seniors, ages 55 years and older. It’s a unique model of care that knits together the medical care and social services vulnerable seniors need to live safely at home, avoid hospitalizations and delay or forgo nursing home placement. The project reimagines senior center design and creates a space where seniors will be able to sit and chat in the park-like town center, catch a film at the movie theatre, play dominos in the game room, have a sandwich at the coffee shop, and more. In addition, the site will include a state-of-the-art clinic to deliver primary medical care to participants. |
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
God's Love We Deliver, Inc. |
Requested Funds will be used to develop a new Client Relationship Management (CRM) technology system, which is crucial to the continued efficient operation of Gods Love We Deliver and to organization growth. With a new CRM Gods Love will: reach more vulnerable people with medically tailored meals and nutrition education; reduce healthcare utilization and costs for a high use population; reduce the time from first client contact to first meal delivery; and obtain the evidence to support expanded healthcare reimbursement and private funding for the medically tailored meal intervention.
|
New York |
NY |
$760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Urban League, Inc. |
Each New York State Urban League affiliate will receive between $75,000 - $125,000 through the National Urban League, Inc. (NUL) to perform a combination of the following: a) convening meetings with youth, employer partners, education/training partners, America Job Center, and other workforce ecosystem members; b) digital literacy training for staff; c) developing or acquiring technology to bolster remote engagement (apps, website, data tracking system, etc.); d) cover the cost of remote training for participants; e) engagement activities (social media, broadcast, publications, etc.); f) developing a Youth Advisory Council; g) securing a subject matter expert to help augment program offerings; or h) any other activity that strengthens or broadens an affiliate's ability to engage youth. Through this grant New York State Urban League Affiliates will be able to adjust youth and young adults intervention program offerings through capacity building activities (staff training, equipment obtainment, engaging new employer partners, etc.) or through a program planning grant (recruitment, program engagement design, youth advisory council, etc.) of existing youth programs through the U.S. Department of Labor's Employment and Training Administration's Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act demonstrations authority.
|
New York |
NY |
$738,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York University |
STEM expertise is currently the most in-demand set of skills in national and international labor markets and is the major driving force that impacts the United States competitive position and the social, economic and physical health of its people. Our program is aimed at increasing diversity, equity, and inclusion in STEM, which is proven to positively impact STEM innovation by expanding the intellectual capital and creating new analytical perspectives that can be applied to cutting-edge research. |
New York |
NY |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York City Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs |
The program aims to support the social-emotional and early college awareness of immigrant youth in select NYC DOE high schools, while also building the social and economic capital of current CUNY students. CUNY college students will be carefully selected and trained to serve as near-peer mentors and small group facilitators to support NYC DOE incoming high school freshmen who reflect some of our most historically excluded immigrant communities. NYC DOE students will gain a community member who helps them navigate high school, exposes them to postsecondary pathways, and engages them in critical workshops that helps them prepare for college and careers. |
New York |
NY |
$561,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New Alternatives for Children, Inc. |
New Alternatives for Children (NAC) is an innovative child welfare agency serving birth, foster, and adoptive families caring for children with complex medical, mental health and developmental needs. NAC is requesting $505k to provide chromebook-like devices and headphones for tele-mental/ telehealth for children and families receiving services through NAC's licensed Comprehensive Healthcare Center (CHC) and Children & Family Treatment & Support Services, which provide medical/ mental health services. The request includes funding for staff laptops to practice telehealth remotely, and a server to meet NAC's technological needs.
|
New York |
NY |
$505,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Mayor Office of Media an Entertainment |
Federal funding is requested to expand the Freelancers Hub into satellite locations in the Bronx and Queens.
|
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One Hundred Black Men, Inc. |
Our flagship program is the OHBM Junior One Hundred Program's mentoring and scholarship initiative
(OHBM-JOH). The initiative provides mentoring services intended to support Black and Latinx scholars of different age groups and disciplines from underserved communities. The OHBM-JOH mentoring program offers structured weekly one-on-one and virtual mentoring to students. |
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Harlem Junior Tennis and Education Program |
Funding for educational program.
|
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SoHarlem |
Starting in October, 2021, this project will implement and evaluate a one-year demand-driven apprenticeship pilot program designed to enable 20-30 under/unemployed Upper Manhattan residents to take advantage of job opportunities in the garment industry.
|
New York |
NY |
$461,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
The Best Buddies in New York Inclusion Project will create more inclusive school communities in New York by removing barriers to meaningful social interactions between students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) and their typical peers through one-to-one friendships, inclusive group activities, and leadership training. Funds will support 81 Best Buddies middle and high school chapters which will involve a minimum of 1,800 students statewide.
|
New York |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Home Lifecare |
Funds will be used to launch the replication and expansion of our GCD Young Adult Program in Westchester County. From October 1, 2021, September 30, 2022, we propose supporting a total of 30 Young Adults (ages 18-24) from Westchester County who are not in school and unemployed to complete GCD's three-month full-time workforce development program. We will train two cohorts of 15 participants each to become Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) with 100% of available graduates hired by The New Jewish Home's nursing home in Westchester County post-program and placed into living-wage jobs, which will meet the CNA staffing needs of our nursing home providing care to economically and medically vulnerable older adults and enable us to incubate the GCD program positioning it for regional and national expansion (pending available funding) potentially benefiting thousands of out-of-school and unemployed young adults as well as the older adults they will be trained to care for.
|
New York |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Mission Society |
As students return to schools in the fall, they will require additional support to address the academic, social, and emotional impact of COVID-19. The Mission Society predominately serves Latinx, Black, and immigrant students, the majority of whom have been disproportionately impact by the pandemic as a result of living in low-income, under-resourced communities. This funding will allow the Mission Society to help students adjust to school life after the pandemic by offering academic support, mental health counseling, career advisement, paid internships, and college counseling and planning. |
New York |
NY |
$370,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York University |
The NYU Prison Education Program (PEP) strives to uphold the broader mission of New York University to act as a private institution working in the public interest. An outgrowth of this commitment, our research program, is directed toward training formerly incarcerated students in a range of social science methods in order to investigate the scope of the direct impact and collateral consequences of mass incarceration on our city and state, and to formulate community-engaged solutions to the historic crisis it has engendered. This year-long community research project proposal seeks to engage a wider and more diverse tax-paying public with our research model and findings, by partnering with public and private institutions--including community-based non-profits like finEQUITY, the city-wide network of public libraries--and by conducting a series of neighborhood forums. |
New York |
NY |
$307,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vision Urbana, Inc. |
Requested funds will sustain food security program for low-income people.
|
New York |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Club of Harlem, Inc. |
Funds will support the implementation of a full service community schools model at five Harlem public schools. This model will provide critical supports to students and their families; such as access to emergency food, health care services and other income supports to promote family stability and foster student success. |
New York |
NY |
$296,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Office of Arts and Special Projects, New York City |
Requested funds for Lift Every Voice NYC will be used to provide Saturday music instruction to NYCDOE students (Grades 4-12 from all five boroughs) in the areas of songwriting, piano, guitar, and modern band and to offer small group coachings and music learning modules that support student musicians as they emerge from pandemic-related learning loss in music and the lack of music performance opportunities. Funding will be used to compensate teachers and professional performers/teaching artists for providing instruction and coachings to students as well as to purchase music supplies and equipment needed for instruction and rehearsal.
|
New York |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York City Economic Development Corporation |
Queens FEASTS is a free 12-week program that provides knowledge, tools, and resources to those who are interested in starting their own food business. Offerings include:
- Food Entrepreneurship Curriculum
- Entrepreneurship counseling
- Access to vending opportunities
- Dedicated support for program graduates
|
New York |
NY |
$236,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
EmblemHealth |
This program will provide culturally competent mental health and behavioral health education and navigation within the Chinese American community at EmblemHealth Neighborhood Care, to be launched at our newly renovated Downtown Flushing, Queens site. The program has a dual-focus of raising awareness and reducing the social stigma surrounding seeking help through providing confidential screenings, educational and awareness programs, individual and group sessions, and more. |
New York |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gay Men's Health Crisis, Inc |
GMHC proposes to increase the capacity of its mental health treatment services to address the increase in need for mental health services resulting from the COIVD-19 pandemic. The proposed project will support the addition of three staff (a full-time senior director of mental health and substance use services, a part-time psychiatrist, and a part-time psychiatric nurse practitioner) to meet this increased need remotely and later this year in-person when we anticipate our facility will reopen. |
new york |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbia University |
This program is designed to both train local high school students in small business bookkeeping basics and help them launch their own bookkeeping businesses as well as respond to the urgent need of local small businesses for trained bookkeepers.
|
New York |
NY |
$134,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alzheimer's Foundation of America |
AFA recently acquired property at 149 Schleigel Blvd., Amityville, NY 11701 and will convert the property into an Educational Resource Center which will provide respite programs for individuals with Alzheimer's or related dementias, in addition to educational dementia training for caregivers and healthcare professionals.Providing caregivers tools and best practices that will allow those living with dementia to stay independent in their homes longer; lowering overall care costs and delaying placement in more costly institutional settings.
|
New York |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Guild for Community Arts Education |
The National Guild for Community Arts Education (Guild) requests funding to support professional development, technical assistance, and field-building services for New York State's nonprofit creative aging practitioners to ensure adults 55+ have access to high quality arts education, also known as Creative Aging. In addition, the Guild seeks to offer a regranting program to New York State nonprofit organizations that are providing or planning to launch Creative Aging services.
|
New York |
NY |
$81,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Community Hospital |
Requested funding is for renovation and demolition, site development, temporary utilities, planning consultant fees, and architect/engineering fees.
|
New York City, New York County |
NY |
$980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Yeshiva University |
The Kathryn O. Greenberg Immigration Justice Clinic ("the Clinic") is an academic legal training clinic of U.S. immigration law at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law at Yeshiva University ("the Applicant"), a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit institution of higher learning. The requested funds would contribute to the operational costs of the Program.
|
New York City, New York County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York City Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs |
Funding will be used for coordinator positions and related operational costs to oversee access to health, mental health, and other critical services for migrant children who have been released from federal custody to family or other sponsors in New York City. Operational costs will include development of outreach materials, interpretation/translation, and other outreach event costs.
|
New York City, New York County |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York City Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs |
Staffing and operational expenses for community education and connections to social services. Project funding will be used primarily in direct staffing for this project.
|
New York City, New York County |
NY |
$396,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York City Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs |
We propose a $160,000 investment in immigration case management technology for small community-based immigration legal service providers in New York's underserved and hard-to-reach immigrant communities.
|
New York City, New York County |
NY |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dance Project of Washington Heights, Inc. |
Our community project proposes the development of a new Bilingual Music Movement curriculum for children ages 0-4.
|
New York City, New York County |
NY |
$30,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Niagara University |
Niagara University seeks federal funding of $998,500 to partially offset design costs (A/E fees) associated with a 45,000 sq. ft. building expansion to theB. Thomas Golisano Center for Integrated Sciences, a facility that was completed in 2013 with Gold LEED certification. Consistent with growth in enrollment and study in biology and chemistry, the proposed expansion would bring together faculty and students in mathematics, psychology and nursing disciplines, under one roof, in state of the art laboratories that will foster innovation, collaboration, and enhanced integrated research opportunities.
|
Niagara University |
NY |
$998,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rockland County Pride Center Inc. |
To meet a gap in services in health care to the Hudson Valley LGBTQ+ community, the Rockland County Pride Center and Montefiore Nyack Hospital are collaborating to construct new outpatient facilities at our main campus and leased facilities.
|
Nyack |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
South Nassau Communities Hospital d/b/a Mount Sina |
Funds will be used to renovate and convert the existing office space and will enable the integration of care and the crossover of visits where patients are getting primary and behavioral health services in one location.
|
Oceanside |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
State University of New York College at Old Westbu |
The central focus of this proposal is the creation of an inclusive science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) career preparatory center at SUNY Old Westbury:
The Old Westbury STEM Center for Engagement, Entrepreneurship Inclusion (OW-STEM).
OW-STEM aims to engage students from underrepresented backgrounds, on campus with one of the most diverse student bodies in the nation, in STEM-related fields to set them on a trajectory towards successful STEM-oriented careers. |
Old Westbury |
NY |
$1,870,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Institute of Technology |
NYIT seeks funding support to strengthen its biomedical research capabilities. |
Old Westbury, Nassau County |
NY |
$3,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Institute of Technology |
New York Institute of Technology seeks partial support to renovate and upgrade the Wisser building at its LI campus through the creation of five therapy and training labs as well as flexible spaces. |
Old Westbury, Nassau County |
NY |
$725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hartwick College |
With this project, Hartwick College will improve the quality of postsecondary education and the economic vitality of the region. Hartwick College generates an estimated $123 million in total economic impact in New York's Mohawk Valley region. |
Oneonta |
NY |
$235,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Access: Supports for Living Inc. |
Providing adolescents a resource to get support for stress, anxiety, and other behavioral health concerns promotes their wellbeing and resilience. |
Orange |
NY |
$170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dominican College |
To purchase a new mobile unit. |
Orangeburg |
NY |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oswego Health |
Oswego Health is seeking $1,000,000 for primary care and ancillary services to a dilapidated site in the City of Oswego, New York State. This project is being undertaken in partnership with ConnextCare, a federally qualified healthcare center.
|
Oswego |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oswego Health |
Oswego Health is seeking $500,000 to create a new radiographic and fluoroscopy room in Oswego Hospital which will improve care across the health system in Oswego County, New York. This investment would fund the purchase of new equipment and the construction costs associated with building out this room.
|
oswego |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oswego Health |
Oswego Health is seeking $250,000 to renovate the lobby of the Oswego Hospital. The redesigned and renovated lobby will offer an updated, welcoming, and safe space as patients and visitors enter Oswego Health. It will improve patient registration procedures, hospital navigability, visitor experiences, and overall security.
|
Oswego |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center DBA LO |
Funds will allow the Hospital to develop the Former John J Foley Nursing Home, a 14 acre, 180,000 site.
The current plan for the building is to have multiple types of health care services for the Community, including nursing home beds, assisted living beds, and substance abuse beds.
|
Patchogue |
NY |
$65,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center DBA LO |
In 2017 the Hospital opened our Knapp Cardiac Care Center. Our Center has State of the Art Operating Rooms, however they are not Multi Functional. Therefore, the Hospital would like to create 2 HYBRID Operating Rooms with Inter Operative Imaging.
|
Patchogue |
NY |
$24,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center DBA LO |
Currently the Hospital has 2 Shelled Clinical Spaces for the Expansion of our Cardiovascular Service Line. The Hospital is looking to complete the shelled space into clinical space.
|
Patchogue |
NY |
$14,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center DBA LO |
CURRENTLY OUR HOSPITAL IS WITHOUT AN OUTPATIENT MRI AND AN OUTPATIENT CT SCANNER. GIVEN THE IMPACTS OF COVID-19, OUR COMMUNITY MEMBERS NEED TO HAVE THE ABILITY TO COME TO OUR HOSPITAL AND HAVE OUTPATIENT SERVICES FOR AN MRI AND A CT SCANNER.
|
Patchogue |
NY |
$8,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center DBA LO |
Funds will assist the Hospital in expanding the Hemodialysis Service Line from 24 chairs to 36 Chairs.
|
Patchogue |
NY |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center DBA LO |
The Hospital is looking for Capital to Purchase a surgical ROBOT. |
Patchogue |
NY |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Champlain Valley Physicians Medical Center |
Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital (CVPH) Medical Center, dba The University of Vermont Health Network - Champlain Valley Physicians Hospital, will use this funding to replace an antiquated and unreliable generator to ensure continuity of essential patient care in the event of natural disasters and 21st century threats. Due to the magnitude of the cost and ongoing financial challenges, CVPH has not had the resources to replace this generator for a number of years, increasing the elements of risk and presenting urgent need for government financial assistance.
|
Plattsburgh |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clarkson University |
Clarkson will expand (45,000 sf) and renovate (110,000 sf) of its Science Center as well as associated Center for Health Solutions & Entrepreneurial Science facilities to support increased research needs (research laboratories) and capabilities (laboratory equipment) essential to Clarksons Lewis School of Health Sciences and related medical programs. With advances in information technology - visualization, modeling, artificial intelligence - driving dramatic changes in education and research, new medical and other research laboratories & learning spaces are critically needed to accommodate the growth of Clarksons health sciences education programs as it has partnered with healthcare systems located throughout New Yorks North Country where rural communities have limited healthcare access.
|
Potsdam |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Lawrence Health System - RRH |
In addition to the myriad benefits nursing education provides with regards to strengthening the quality of healthcare services overall, filling workforce gaps, and addressing the backlog of prospective RN students currently on long waiting lists, it also acts as a powerful anti-poverty intervention. Students who complete their RN go on to earn an average of $20,000 more annually, an income boost that is powerful enough to lift many individuals and families out of poverty and vastly increase their household disposable income. This increase in career status and quality of life often translates to a decreased dependence on public assistance programs (SNAP, TANF, etc.) and a stronger local economy, benefits which are passed-on to taxpayers in our community. |
Potsdam |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
DAY ONE Early Learning Community, Inc. |
This funding will support DAY ONE startup costs for our Teacher Apprenticeship Program, Parent & Community Programs, research and evaluation, and related operational expenses.
|
Poughkeepsie |
NY |
$1,230,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MidHudson Regional Hospital |
MidHudson Regional Hospital (MHRH) is seeking $1 million in Congressionally Directed Spending for Phase 1 renovations for WMCHealths Center of Excellence for Behavioral Health. Phase 1 renovations for the Center of Excellence will create modernized Patient Activity and Patient Support spaces, expand Detox Medical Rooms, add an additional exam room, as well as new patient ADA bathrooms. |
Poughkeepsie |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Edge, Inc |
Funds will support ongoing, direct service activities that will reach an additional 640 New York City youth in grades 9-12, representing all five boroughs, from low-resourced communities with enhanced opportunities for learning, supports for attending and completing high school, and programs to prepare them for career and college pathways after graduation and post-pandemic. Additionally, funds will assist with operational support to cover costs related to supply and equipment purchases, recruitment and training of staff, increased capacity for outreach to families, student internships, and pre-payment for college visits.
|
Queens |
NY |
$1,727,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Edge, Inc |
Funding will be used to help after school program to expand services beyond NYC to neighboring counties. |
Queens |
NY |
$1,128,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sunnyside Community Services Inc |
Sunnyside Community Services (SCS) Safety, Learning, and College Access Program will be delivered at the Woodside Houses Cornerstone community center, a public housing-based community center in Woodside, Queens. Supporting 70 young people who are primarily low-income people of color, the project will provide a pathway towards academic success and self-efficacy as youth emerge from the social isolation and learning loss of the covid-19 pandemic. |
Queens |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Dutchess Hospital of Nuvance Health |
Northern Dutchess Hospital of Nuvance Health respectfully requests $300,000 from the HHS-HRSA Health Facilities Construction and Equipment account to replace outdated patient safety and monitoring equipment in its Neugarten Birth Center.
|
Rhinebeck, Dutchess County |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Jamaica Hospital |
This project will cover the cost of constructing space to accommodate two new state-of-the-art MRI machines: one to replace the ED's aged 1.5T magnet, and another new 3T magnet to help address current access issues.
|
Richmond Hill |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Jamaica Hospital |
The requested funds would be used to cover construction costs related to expanding the Jamaica Hospital Medical Center's critical care bed capacity by adding 6 new beds to accommodate the rapidly rising volume of ED, trauma, and stroke patients seeking care at the hospital. The hospital currently has 26 critical care beds, which is not sufficient to meet current patient volume, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic.
|
Richmond Hill |
NY |
$994,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Place for Learning dba Long Island Science Cen |
The Long Island Science Center is seeking support for the investment of federal funds to support mission-critical endeavors to support the United States diverse and robust workforce competitive edge (both youth education and adult job retraining) through the implementation of age-appropriate curriculum for youth and their families to develop critical workforce training skills. Using the lens of Long Island History of Innovation, we seek to support regional educational capacity for our diverse entrepreneurial youth to become leaders that are competitive in the new world order of technology and advanced sciences. Located in Riverhead, Suffolk County, New York, the Long Island Science Center was incorporated in 1995 as The Place for Learning and is a 501(c)3 STREAM (Science, Technology, Research, Engineering, Arts & Mathematics) Learning Museum with a mission to prepare young people for the challenges of a 21st-century economy built on advanced technology and innovation. Ecological changes, pandemic response efforts, food security, energy use and other modern global challenges require innovative use and application of technology, design, experimentation, self-expression, creativity, and collaboration in the areas of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics, Advanced Manufacturing, Cyber Security, Quantum Computing, Green Energy Technology, Citizen Environmental Science and Agritech. |
Riverhead |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mary Cariola Children's Center |
For program efficiencies and improvements, as well as opportunities to grow and accommodate more students with complex disabilities, we are seeking funding to support the construction of new school facilities that will allow us to consolidate our three (3) leased campuses onto a single campus that we own.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$40,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Institute of Technology |
Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) is seeking federal support to update and expand its cleanroom research facility dedicated to making and analyzing microelectronic devices and microsystems. In addition to supporting the work of dozens of individuals and companies conducting cutting-edge semiconductor research in the Finger Lakes region of New York, the facility will serve as a backdrop for the education of the next generation of engineering talent for the semiconductor industry.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$4,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Institute of Technology |
Requested funding will be used for education, materials, and tuition assistance for under- and unemployed workers, transitioning veterans and students from underrepresented populations.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Villa of Hope |
Funds will be used towards implementation of a new electronic health record at Villa of Hope in Rochester, NY. We have approached this project with a focus on our mental health and substance use programs becoming more person-centered and accessible to all members of our community - not only in physical access, but in emotional access through building trust in communities of color. This trust will help improve provider-patient relationships resulting in better community health outcomes in communities of color in which we work.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of Greater Rochester |
The Community Services Division of the YMCA of Greater Rochester is expanding operations out of the Center for Equity at Lewis Street and providing the Youth Enrichment Program throughout 2021 and 2022. Currently, the Center is hosting 150 children each week for virtual learning cohorts (due to limited opening of Rochester City School District) as well as after-school programming for virtual and in-person students. The Center will enter the 21/22 school year with a focus on out of school time (including summer programming) in the surrounding neighborhood, as well as additional sites throughout the City and will serve more than 250 students daily.
The Youth Enrichment Program will be addressing the considerable and growing achievement gap for under served children in the City of Rochester. The pandemic has exacerbated a growing crisis. |
Rochester |
NY |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's Institute, Inc. |
Get Ready to GROW (GROW) seeks catalytic funding to address inequities worsened due to COVID-19 and strengthen partners by increasing local capacity and expertise in low-income and rural areas throughout the nine-county Finger Lakes NY Region.GROW enhancements, including virtual and mobile screening unit-based services, will increase child development opportunities by improving: a) access to parent supports, technical assistance, technology and tools to understand, leverage and connect with public and private resources, b) cultural- and family-centered ways to coordinate needs with services, c) data quality, use, interoperability and evaluation.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$511,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nazareth College of Rochester |
Funds will be used to repurpose and make technology upgrades to existing academic spaces to establish a home for the collaborative innovation lab, instructional space, and faculty offices of Nazareth College's Institute for Technology, Artificial Intelligence, and Society (ITAS), a pioneering initiative in higher education to develop future TAS leaders. The Institute provides students with skills relevant to the emerging tech economy with an emphasis on ethics, interdisciplinary, innovation, and employability.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Beyond the Sanctuary, Inc. |
The Job Readiness Support Program (JRSP), working with its collaborative partners, has as its goal to ensure that our Participants get a job and keep the job long-term. We will provide comprehensive Unique Wrap-Around Support Services, which will enable our target population (the unemployed, underemployed, hard to employ, primarily African American and other disadvantaged populations) to become thriving, self-sufficient, working adults. Upon successful completion of the JRSP Program, participants will have: successfully fulfilled specific skill/career field requirements; enhanced life skills/personal development attributes to be successful in the workplace; gained skills/knowledge in managing health issues and employee health benefits; and will have completed a full year of continuous employment. |
rochester |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
EnCompass: Resources For Learning |
Funds will facilitate evidence-based prevention services for 2,400 Rochester, NY, children and their family members during FY 2022. EnCompass targets underserved families with whole-child, pre-kindergarten through post-high school educational programs, and wraparound service-layering, including: academic intervention, wraparound supports, college and career readiness, job training and placement, and community resources connection.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Trillium Health, Inc. |
Trillium Health is requesting funding for capital improvements to increase primary care services to include an on-site urgent care center, pediatrics and sexual health services at its Monroe Avenue Article 28 clinic.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$374,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AutismUp, Inc. |
This project seeks to offer to families living with autism who have been marginalized due to economic disadvantage, the services and supports of AutismUp at the Golisano Autism Center- including information and training for parents and caregivers, skill building, social, fitness and recreation programs, and Family Navigation services - in a way that is truly accessible to them. The funds requested here will go for scholarships to programs, wages for new staff (autism services and programs rely very heavily on staff to teach and support) as well as a portion of occupancy costs(rent), program materials including healthy snacks and dinner, and incentives as appropriate.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Junior Achievement of Central Upstate New York, In |
The requested funding will be used to complete construction of the JA Discovery Center, a scientifically-proven, state-of-the-art learning lab, and the first in New York State to be located at Kodak Center in Eastman Business Park.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Area Neighborhood Association, Inc. |
To provide services and support to our target youths per education, cultural exposures and to foster life lasting skills.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Center for Youth Services, Inc. |
Our request in support of The Center for Youth's Crisis Nursery will ensure uninterrupted crisis day care to families caregivers in need of barrier-free, immediate and culturally affirming services for babies, children and young people. Funding will support operational expenses and the ability to expand staffing, increasing access to caregivers.
The Center for Youth's Crisis Nursery initiative continues to be the only program of its kind in the region to deliver emergency care to babies and children during family crises at two locations, and addresses poverty and by preparing young women and caregivers for employment. This program ensures that youth who often-times are parenting or pregnant, have access to a licensed, voluntary home environment, access to quality crisis childcare services, academic support and workforce development training all under one umbrella. |
Rochester |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Beyond the Sanctuary, Inc. |
As a community-based organization located in one of Rochester's poorest neighborhoods, the requested funds will be used to address mental health and substance abuse issues dramatically worsened by Covid-19.
|
rochester |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. John Fisher College |
Funds will help establish an Inter-Professional Education Simulation Center, a collaborative laboratory space designed to mirror the healthcare practice settings where nursing and pharmacy students will engage in collective learning and skill development. This type of training, which optimizes the development of robust collaborative and communication strategies between multiple professions, mirrors the team-based care practice environment and is essential in preparing the next generation of healthcare workers who will serve the Greater Rochester community, New York State, and beyond |
Rochester |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Golisano Autism Center |
To construct a healthcare and therapy clinic. |
rochester |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester - Rochester, NY |
The requested grant will fund the one-time purchase of motor vehicles and communications equipment for use by the unit when responding to emergencies and providing direct services to victims of crimes, people in crisis, and their families. |
Rochester |
NY |
$220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nazareth College of Rochester |
Nazareth College requests support for the extension of WiFi connectivity to outdoor zones on the Nazareth College campus to improve the quality of the educational experience for Nazareth College students and work of faculty and staff and to provide additional connectivity for community visitors. Nazareth's outdoor WiFi will eliminate a geographical restriction to a consistent, high quality connected experience.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vertus Charter School |
Vertus Charter School is a free, nonprofit public high school for 288 young men ages 14-19, most of whom live in poverty and are at risk of not completing high school. Because Vertus offers a high level of guidance, support from specialized academic intervention staff and teachers than a typical school, the requested funds will be applied to the salaries of the teaching staff at the school, which is $3,159,780. |
Rochester |
NY |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Partners for Youth Big Brothers Big |
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Rochester has a wait list of 400 youth in Monroe County/City of Rochester that are at risk of dropping out of school and wanting to be matched with an adult mentor. The requested funds of $50,520 would be used to pay for the current staff at BBBS responsible for enrolling and training more mentors to accommodate youth for our one-to-one proven after-school mentoring program.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Agape Haven of Abundance |
Funds will be utilized to purchase food for our hunger relief efforts, program development for our youth empowerment program and educational materials for community engagement. |
Rochester |
NY |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rochester General Hospital |
In addition to the myriad benefits that the RGCOH provides with regards to strengthening the quality of healthcare services in Rochester, filling workforce gaps, and addressing the backlog of prospective RN students currently on long waiting lists, it also acts as a powerful anti-poverty intervention. Students who complete their RN go on to earn an average of $20,000 more annually, an income boost that is powerful enough to lift many individuals and families out of poverty and vastly increase their household disposable income. This increase in career status and quality of life often translates to a decreased dependence on public assistance programs (SNAP, TANF, etc.) and a stronger local economy, benefits which are passed-on to taxpayers in our community. |
Rochester |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Rochester |
The University of Rochester (UR) new Healthcare Careers Pathway Program (HCPP) will address local workforce and community needs by supporting Rochester urban youth to gain entry level healthcare work experience, complete training programs, and attain living-wage employment. All program participants will be high school students living in the City of Rochester, which ranks third in the nation for childhood poverty. The program development of robust healthcare career pathways with embedded mentorship and professional development will focus on four occupations with local workforce shortages and increasing future need: nursing, pharmacy, clinical laboratory, and patient services. |
Rochester |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Rochester |
Wilmot Cancer Institute (WCI), Upstate New York's largest cancer center, seeks funding for the purchase of specialized instrumentation to establish a Metabolism Shared Research Core that will enable the analysis of metabolic activity in cancer cells and support WCI's effort to recapture National Cancer Institute designation. This research equipment would support the development of novel anti-cancer therapeutics, identify new biomarkers for diagnosing cancer at the earliest possible stage when treatment regimens are at their most effective, and provide important early information concerning the success or failure of a treatment regimen, thereby informing treatment options moving forward.
|
Rochester, Monroe County |
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Baden Street Settlement of Rochester, Inc. |
The funds requested in this Project will be used to make capital improvements to the buildings that make up Baden Street Settlement. |
Rochester, Monroe County |
NY |
$561,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lifespan of Greater Rochester Inc. |
The requested funds will be used to support Lifespan's Community Care Connections (CCC) service, which is proven through rigorous evaluation, to save Medicare dollars by integrating a community-based services aging program with medical systems of care. CCC breaksdown silos of care and helps an increasing population of older adults avoid unnecessary ED visits and hospitalizations by partnering with physician practices and home care agencies. Eligible patients are referred for in-home social work care mangement and/or healthcare coordination provided by LPN nurses based at Lifespan.
|
Rochester, Monroe County |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Molloy College |
The Center for the Healthcare Workforce at Molloy Collegeis a replicable workforce development initiative that will promote education, job opportunity, job growth, and career satisfaction in health-related fields and address health disparities by providing scholarships, job coaching and mental health support services to regional health systems employees working in nursing, home health care, allied health, social work, and healthcare management and help elevate targeted employees with financial need to advance in their careers, to help reduce turnover and issues of burnout and other mental health challenges particularly as a result of the pandemic.The project has exponential benefits; not only will it advance the current health workforce but provide new job opportunities for underserved populations recruited to fill vacancies through job recruitment efforts at mobile health clinic events helping to increase diversity among healthcare providers to be better aligned with the Long Island population; funds will be used to hire a project coordinator and job coaches;provide scholarships for Molloy credit-based degree and certificate programs (in addition to anyemployer tuition benefits, if accessible); individual and group mental health counseling in Molloy's Mental Health and Wellness Center; marketing/advertisements; materials and supplies.
|
Rockville Centre |
NY |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Young Men's Christian Association and Womens Commu |
Covid-19 was devastating to our organization as we had to furlough 250/260 staff, close all 27 of our after school locations, and were shutdown for 6 months. We did receive PPP funding for both rounds, which assisted with payroll, however, we have lost 4700 of our 9,000 members and struggling to survive. The cost of our operating facilities outweighs our income as adults, children and families have been hesitant to return, or work out from home. Our Y has been in existence for 150 years. It is important we do not lose it. The funds will be used to help pay for aging HVAC units and repairs, and basic facility repairs that will help bring members back.
|
Rome |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sag Harbor Cinema Arts Center |
Funds will go toward partnership activities and projects that will illuminate and expand the Plain Sight Project's work. This includes the production of a short-form document on The Project's groundbreaking work; the development of Plain Sight Project's multi-media website, including a digital heat map; interpretive signage and community commemoration within Sag Harbor and the broader East End community; an in-person and digital archival exhibit, hosted at the Cinema; curriculum development for K-12 students; and convening costs for presentations, programs and events hosted by the Cinema. |
Sag Harbor |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Country Community College |
To renovate North Country Community College's Nursing Labs. |
Saranac Lake |
NY |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Country Community College |
It would help address some structural inequalities that exist in rural communities. Economic and geographic conditions complicate the prospects for adult students pursing higher education in Essex County and Franklin County. Lower educational attainment is correlated with poverty and other financial and social distresses. Those with an associate degree or higher tend to have higher incomes and higher education has been correlated with a host of pro-social outcomes which would benefit the region's families, communities, and improve employment prospects for graduates and employers. |
Saranac Lake |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Schenectady Family Health Services, Inc. |
Ellis Medicine recently announced it was closing its dental practice on McClellan Street, Schenectady. Schenectady Family Health Services (Hometown Health Centers, or HHC) was asked to absorb the 9,000 patients that are seen by Ellis annually. In order to ensure that these underserved patients can be seen, we must renovate an existing 13,000 square foot building to double our capacity, from 15 operatories to 30.Once Ellis closes on June 30, 2021, HHC will be the only dental practice in Schenectady that accepts Medicaid.
|
Schenectady |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Refuah Health Center, Inc. |
To construct a women's health center of excellence.
|
Spring Valley |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Refuah Health Center, Inc. |
This project involves the construction of a permanent, state-of-the art outpatient healthcare facility in South Fallsburg. |
Spring Valley |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Bonaventure University |
$1,447,966 for the science equipment and technology for the College of Arts and Sciences at St. Bonaventure University in St. Bonaventure, New York, to include technology for renovation of our main academic teaching building, Plassmann Hall, and high tech science equipment for the Walsh Science Center, to support our new School of Health Professions and College of Arts and Sciences.
|
St. Bonaventure |
NY |
$1,447,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The GRACE Foundation of New York |
To expand the existing facility to accommodate the demanding needs for their services.
|
Staten Island |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Common Threads |
Common Threads' nutrition and culinary education programs respectfully request funding to continue to provide under-resourced New York children and families with the skills and knowledge necessary to recognize, choose, and prepare healthy meals, empowering them as agents of change for healthier families, schools, and communities. Federal funding in Fiscal Year 2022 will cover direct costs such as program management, digital education resources, cooking supplies and food for lessons, and promotional materials. Outside of direct costs, the funding will allow Common Threads to continue programs with existing partners and also look to expand partnerships with new under-resourced communities. |
Staten Island |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Staten Island University Hospital |
Staten Island University Hospital is seeking $2,000,000 for our new Women and Newborn Center, which aims to expand and modernize our capabilities for more at risk newborns to receive transformative care. The funds would be used for the purchase of equipment for the new facility and construction costs of the facility. If the needs for equipment cost are met, the funding received would be used for construction of the facility.
|
Staten Island, Richmond County |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Richmond Medical Center |
The requested biplane cath lab is a specialized cardiac catheterization suite in which transoesophageal echocardiography is performed. The process uses two sets of imaging sources and cameras, each free to move independently, allowing two sets of images to be taken with each injection of radiocontrast. The addition of bi-plane capability allows the neuro interventionalist to perform the best care for the complex stroke patient.
|
Staten Island, Richmond County |
NY |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stony Brook University |
Funds to establish the operational headquarters of LINCATS including the core personnel, supplies and equipment; education and training of students, postdocs, faculty, clinicians and other health care professionals; pilot research grants to seed new collaborations between local partner institutions; extensive community outreach to support health care and health equity efforts; construction of inpatient research units at SB Hospital for the purpose of clinical and translational research. |
Stony Brook |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
State University of New York at Stony Brook |
Funds will be used for capital improvement, facilities, and equipment for the Innovation Gateway - a regional hub serving Long Island innovators to expand technology growth and workforce development. This will include renovating an existing 24,000 sq ft space made available for this project in the heart of the Stony Brook University campus and securing the core equipment infrastructure, including fabrication equipment, meeting/innovation spaces, and educational facilities.
|
Stony Brook, Suffolk County |
NY |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sunnyside Community Services |
Sunnyside Community Services (SCS) Home Health Aide (HHA) Training Program is an innovative workforce development program that helps un/underemployed individuals, primarily immigrant women, enter a career ladder in the healthcare field. We directly employ program graduates in unionized jobs within our two affiliated home care agencies. Funds will support the free training classes, which are offered in both English and Spanish.
|
Sunnyside |
NY |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Visiting Nurse Association of Central New York, In |
Nascentia Health purchased the Beeches located in Rome NY with the vision to create a senor living community at the location. The Mansion House which is one of the main buildings on this property is in need of repair and renovations. This funding would allow Nascentia Health to expand on its mission to provide high quality, comprehensive home and community-based services in Upstate New York.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Loretto Health & Rehabilitation |
In order to meet an urgent capital need, as well as the stewardship priority of upgraded facilities to provide enhanced quality of care, Loretto Health and Rehabilitation Center seeks $1,950,000 to make needed capital improvements at its Sedgwick Heights Assisted Living Facility. Loretto took over the Sedgwick Heights facility in 2000 and to date has only completed minor upgrades and repairs. The components of this proposal will create an improved, safer environment for residents and staff by modernizing the facilitys infrastructure, building systems, and living spaces.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Charities of the Roman Catholic Diocese o |
Funds will support the construction and renovation required to establish the Housing Services Center's integrated on-site health and mental health services. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,870,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Crouse Health |
Crouse Health is seeking $1,750,000 to support the renovation of unit of the hospital into 11 Airborne Isolation Rooms. These new rooms will prevent the spread of airborne diseases, such as Covid-19, tuberculosis, measles and others, and protect the health of patients and staff at the hospital.
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Syracuse |
NY |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Crouse Health |
Crouse Health is seeking $1.5 million to purchase 100 new, state-of-the-art hospital beds to provide better care for patients. These beds would replace older beds that the hospital can no longer source parts for and expand capacity to accommodate projected patient volumes in the future.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Upstate Medical University |
Federal funds would be used to help secure the additional space, providers, training and programming needed to bring all of Upstate's existing suicide prevention initiatives into a fully-functioning and comprehensive center, allowing us to serve an additional 600 at-risk youth and young adults each year from at least 50 school districts across Central New York. |
syracuse |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Le Moyne College |
The requested funds will be used to modernize, expand, and equip college facilities that provide needed mental health, health, and substance abuse services.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Upstate Medical University |
Federal funds will be used to help defray the costs of renovating and equipping vacant clinical office space. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$977,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Upstate Medical University |
With federal support, we will be able to renovate an existing office space and convert it into a multidisciplinary clinical care facility devoted to the diagnosis, treatment, management and research of complicated tick-borne diseases (TBDs) including Lyme disease. The scope of our center not only will include the delivery of specialized, team-based clinical care, but also will support medical provider and community education and training initiatives. Finally, our clinic will be a driver, and participant, in cutting edge research aimed at improving how we prevent, diagnose, and treat TBDs. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$898,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUNY Upstate Medical University |
Using a combination of self-funding, contributions from local businesses and donors, and federal funds, SUNY Upstate Medical University will purchase the equipment and supporting material to implement a Smart Hospital and Remote Health Care initiative, whereby thousands of Upstate patients' individual health markers will be monitored real-time and at home via wearable, HIPAA-compliant medical technology. In addition, Upstate will build upon its initiative to be one of the first academic medical centers in the world to develop contactless medical drone and related robot technology to transport lab samples, medication, medical devices, and medical supplies between health care facilities, remote areas, and other sites. |
syracuse |
NY |
$844,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Manufacturers Association of Central New York |
The IDEAS That Fuel the Growth of High Tech Jobs in NYS Programming will provide training for the marginally employed, unemployed and those workers displaced by the pandemic. Initially targeting Central New York residents, the IDEAS Program is intended to identify individuals best suited for careers in advanced manufacturing and IT and deliver foundational training required for entry level Technician positions and entry level Software Development positions. The training is tied to immediate employment and individuals are company specific employers prior to beginning the training. Entry level technician and IT positions carry stackable credentials that are a gateway to expanding career and education pathways.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$793,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse Build | Interstate 81 Jobs |
Work on the $2 billion-plus Interstate 81 Viaduct project is approaching. This project will create the Syracuse Build Urban Opportunity Youth Work Readiness Program to help young people ages 16-24 who are not enrolled in school or participating in the formal labor market get support and training to start careers in construction.
|
Syracuse, Onondaga County |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi |
NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi is fighting youth violence, a significant public health issue in the Bronx. Our Stand Up to Violence (SUV) Program is based on the idea that violence is a disease, and should be treated with methods and strategies used to fight diseases. We are requesting funding to add additional staff to the program to provide additional mental health support to our patients. |
The Bronx |
NY |
$393,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hudson Valley Community College |
HVCC is seeking Congressional Funding to acquire updated technology, state-of-the-art laboratory equipment and classroom furniture for healthcare and health sciences.
|
Troy |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute |
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectroscopy is a very powerful technique to study physicochemical and structural properties of molecules. NMR methods offer invaluable insights across a broad spectrum of applications including advanced materials, pharmaceuticals, biotherapeutics, protein engineering, drug metabolism, and metabolomics.They are also a critical component of many quality control processes including the purity and identification of contaminates within reagents used in laboratories and public health samples such as water, food, and illicit drugs.The RPI NMR facility has been instrumental in several projects with high impact on state and federal public health. These projects, conducted in the NYS Capital Region, were enabled by the 600 MHz NMR facility established at Rensselaer with funding from NYS Gen*NYS*sis program.This facility has become obsolete, NYS Gen*NYS*sis program has been discontinued, and universities, public health emergencies and industries now requires system enhancement of the NMR Facility to enable a Broad Spectrum of Applications including Advanced Materials, Protein Engineering, and Drug Discovery in the NYS Capital Region.This proposed request is to enhance and expand this capability in the NY Capital Region will assist public-private partnerships and work force development areas of biopharmaceuticals, regenerative medicine and infectious disease research. Requested funds will be used exclusively to purchase the equipment that, due to the capabilities required for industry research and workforce training component, is not a funding priority by federal agencies (such as NIH, NSF) under traditional research infrastructure.
|
Troy |
NY |
$984,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hudson Valley Community College |
Hudson Valley Community College (HVCC) is undertaking the creation of a new Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)-approved Aviation Maintenance Technician School (AMTS) to be located at Albany International Airport, in Albany County, New York. HVCC will utilize the requested funding to acquire state-of-the-art aviation equipment and supplies to support the development of its Airframe and Powerplant curriculum, and FAR Part 147 AMTS Certification.
|
Troy |
NY |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New York Medical College |
The Public Health Equity Academy (PHEA) will develop and promulgate public health equity, bias awareness and principles of practice in underserved and marginalized communities. |
Valhalla |
NY |
$1,920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Autism Society of America Nassau Suffolk Chapter |
The funds would be used to teach cooking, food preparation, and other skills required to work in a restaurant, cafeteria, or kitchen providing food services for individuals with autism and other disabilities.
|
Wantagh |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hospice of Jefferson County, Inc. |
The requested funding will be used to expand the eight bed Hospice Residence by 4 beds and add additional staff, patient and family support space. The new 4 bed addition is designed with additional acoustics and safety elements to allow admission of terminally ill patients who have dementia behaviors.
|
Watertown |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYSARC INC ARC JEFFERSON – ST LAWRENCE |
The Arc Jefferson - St. Lawrence will utilize funding to update several of its residential facilities in the community, to address vital preservation needs, increase accessibility for those with special needs, update critical life safety measures, and enhance quality of life for its residents with disabilities, in both Jefferson and St. Lawrence Counties.
|
Watertown |
NY |
$346,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NYSARC INC ARC JEFFERSON - ST LAWRENCE |
The funds will be utilized for furniture, material and supplies, storage, literacy libraries, and an equity and diversity coordinator to enhance the purposeful play curriculum framework to include equity, diversity, and inclusion. Materials, supplies, and literacy libraries will include multicultural and diverse opportunities to include introduction and development of diverse vocabulary and cultures.
|
Watertown |
NY |
$115,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Newark-Wayne Community Hospital |
Upgrading these machines is a requirement for our licensing. Newark-Wayne Community Hospital greatly contributes to the rural area in which it is located, and generates economic activity and jobs. Adhering to their charitable missions, hospitals cover the cost of care provided to people in need; subsidize care and services to low-income, elderly, and under-served communities; and continuously invest in many community health initiatives. |
Wayne |
NY |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Long Island FQHC, Inc |
The Long Island FQHC, Inc. has rented a new facility and is seeing funding to help complete the renovation of a new Health Center in the Village of Hempstead, in Nassau County NY. Funds to be used to help build out 26 exam rooms for services including Dental, Optometry, Pediatrics, OB/Gyn, Adult Medicine, Podiatry, other specialists, Behavioral Health, Nutrition, Radiology, Laboratory,Care Management and training space.
|
Westbury |
NY |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Services of Westchester, Inc. |
Family Services of Westchester (FSW) will use funding to support our existing restorative justice and veterans support programming. Specifically, funding will be used to cover program staff salaries, benefits, operational costs, and costs associated with assisting vulnerable community members. |
Westchester |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Westchester County |
Funding request is for implementation of a dual-language entrepreneurial training and incubation program; acquisition of laptop computers and internet access for a cohort of 100 Spanish-speaking aspiring business owners.
|
White Plains |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Emerald Isle Immigration Center |
We respectfully seek $55,000 in support for program funding to allow us to expand education and workforce development services for low income immigrant New Yorkers from our Woodside, Queens headquarters, with a particular focus on preparing them, through free tax preparation and other services, for a path to citizenship and meaningful employment. This program would register and assist 350 clients with a combination of Job Counseling and training and specific Ready for Business Training and tax assistance. Tax preparation is especially important for immigrants as reform may be on the horizon under a Biden administration and that, too, will be provided in part through a proposed partnership with the IRS VITA program. EIIC is especially versed in immigrant legal services and attracts clients citywide, and particularly in those neighborhoods of Queens hardest hit by the epidemic, to that essential service. This funding will allow for additional services being made available to those immigrants that will advance their prospects of full citizenship and meaningful, fair employment.
|
Woodside, Queens County |
NY |
$55,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St Johns Riverside Hospital |
St. John’s Riverside Hospital seeks $990K to renovate an old, existing labor and delivery space to a new culturally appropriate area to support positive black maternal health outcomes. Paired with ongoing anti-bias training, the renovated labor and delivery room will provide the space for additional support for the mothers through allowing the incorporation of family as well as midwives into the birthing process. The renovation of the space will support a larger effort to decrease health disparities for Black birthing women in Yonkers as well as increase the hospital’s linkages to community support systems for those women, including midwives and doulas as well and other supports from the Black community. Overall this project should increase the number of Black women who choose to deliver at SJRH by 20% per month by the end of the grant period. |
Yonkers |
NY |
$990,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. John's Riverside Hospital |
St. Johns Riverside Hospital seeks $585,000 to support a community-driven effort to address racial inequities in health outcomes in our Maternity Department, following a blueprint outlined by NYS Health Commissioner Howard Zucker in December 2020 by conducting an assessment of current institutional policies and procedures, obtaining technical assistance in the development of anti-racist policies and procedures, developing and implementing a patient experience measure designed to uplift community voice, and providing an ongoing analysis of obstetric outcomes stratified by race to assess the impact of our work. |
Yonkers |
NY |
$585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Drum |
Construct a Physical Fitness Testing Facility Field House in support testing for the Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT). Primary facility includes an 83,000 SF Physical the Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT). Primary facility includes an 83,000 SF Physical Fitness Testing Facility Field House with a large clear span room, artificial turf, showers, Fitness Testing Facility Field House with a large clear span room, artificial turf, showers, lockers, bath rooms, admin office area, and bleachers, lockers, bath rooms, admin office area, and bleachers. |
Jefferson County |
NY |
$42,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Drum |
To develop the water supply. |
Jefferson County |
NY |
$27,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Drum |
This funding will complete the construction of a new railhead a Fort Drum |
Jefferson County |
NY |
$10,016,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station |
NFARS Hangar 850 Construction - NFARS has been designated by Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) as a Regional Periodic Inspection (REPI) site for KC-135R aircraft. To perform these functions, modification is required to two existing NFARS hangars (850 & 902). However, the determination was made in late 2020 and currently there is no line item in the President’s Budget. Hangar 850 is an unfunded construction project, which will need modification as the Regional Periodic Inspection facility becomes a reality in 2021. |
Niagara County, New York |
NY |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station |
NFARS Hangar 850 Construction - NFARS has been designated by Air Force Reserve Command (AFRC) as a Regional Periodic Inspection (REPI) site for KC-135R aircraft. To perform these functions, modification is required to two existing NFARS hangars (850 & 902). However, the determination was made in late 2020 and currently there is no line item in the President’s Budget. Hangar 850 is an unfunded construction project, which will need modification as the Regional Periodic Inspection facility becomes a reality in 2021. |
Niagara County, New York |
NY |
$6,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
United States Military Academy at West Point |
This is an incrementally funded project. Congress initially authorized the project in FY2019 as two separate projects, PN 78804, Engineering Center (authorized at
$95M) and PN 78805, Parking Structure (authorized at $65M). A second funding increment of $37M will be requested in FY2022. Construct an Engineering Center to provide a state-of-the-art collaborative educational space in support of multi- disciplinary project based engineering education for science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Construct a Parking Structure for faculty and staff to support the academic program within the central Cadet Zone. Primary facility includes an instructional building with space for mission-critical laboratories and laboratory support; project fabrication areas; and space for project display, collaborative effort, and capstone work. The instructional building will also contain conference rooms, spray booths, double height space (high bay) with overhead lift capability, and a loading dock. A guard booth supports the building and multi-story parking structure equipped with electronic security system. Significant rock removal is required. Project includes cyber security measures, a mass notification system, information systems, fire detection system (smoke detection) and sprinklers, building information systems, intrusion detection system (IDS) installation, and energy monitoring control systems (EMCS) connection to the installation central system. Sustainability/energy measures will be provided. |
Orange, New York |
NY |
$17,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Drum |
The Fort Drum area of New York State (Jefferson, Lewis, and St. Lawrence Counties) is quite rural encompassing many small villages, townships and the City of Watertown the largest, most northern city in New York State with a population of 25,622. Businesses and organizations are dispersed throughout this rural, agricultural and forested landscape.
Fort Drum is the largest single site employer in New York providing 18,910 jobs; Protecting these jobs and enhancing the military mission is vitally important to New York State.; At the end of FFY 2020, the assigned Soldier population at Fort Drum was 14,998, with on post civilian employment at 3,912;Fort Drum combined annual direct payroll was $1.17 billion. The total economic impact for Fort Drum operations including payroll for FY 2020 was $1.43 billion.The total economic input to the region is calculated to be in excess of $1.8 billion, incorporating all expenditures (direct, indirect and induced).
Approximately 54% of our Soldiers are accompanied by family members. 45% of accompanied Soldiers live in on post family housing, and 55% live in the many communities surrounding Fort Drum. The privately-owned on post family housing contributes $8.6 million annually to the local economy. Our local schools and hospitals provide vital services to our entire military community. More than $41 million in Federal Impact Aid ;is received annually to support educating military children within our local schools.
Advocate Drum partners with State and Local agencies to continually improve those key community elements, sustaining and enhancing Fort Drum.
Advocate Drum primary mission is to preserve and continually develop Fort Drum as a premier National Defense asset, facilitating extensive economic well being and cultural enhancement across New York State and the North Country region. Fort Drum is positioned as the only Power Projection Platform north of the Carolinas and east of the Mississippi. It is the northeast military stronghold. The 10th Mountain Division, Army Reserve and National Guard make year round use of Fort Drum training capabilities. The supportive surrounding community, modern facilities, utility infrastructure and unencumbered air space make Fort Drum and Wheeler Sack Army Air Field one of the best training areas in the Army and possibly the Department of Defense.
To sustain Fort Drum's value as a national security asset, Advocate Drum engages Fort Drum and our local communities to facilitate common understanding, leverage operating efficiencies, and shared services. Advocate Drum takes on projects that promote and prepare the installation for additional missions and serves as the primary liaison between community leaders and the installation commanders, working initiatives to increase Fort Drum's Military Value, enhance Military Resiliency and promote the North Country quality of life for Soldiers and their Families. |
Watertown |
NY |
$260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Gabreski Air National Guard Base |
Construct a Civil Engineer complex with administrative and shop areas by utilizing conventional design and construction methods to accommodate the mission of the facility. Facilities will be designed as permanent construction in accordance with the DoD Unified Facilities Criteria (UFC) 1-200-01, General Building Requirements and UFC 1-200-02, High Performance and Sustainable Building Requirements. The facility should be compatible with applicable DoD, Air Force, and base design standards. In addition, local materials and construction techniques shall be used where cost effective. This project will comply with DoD antiterrorism/force protection requirements per unified facilities criteria. Special Construction Requirements: Provide roll up doors and compressed air in maintenance areas aa well as limited hazardous material storage capability. Demolish existing facility. |
Westhampton Beach/Long Island |
NY |
$14,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Albany, NY |
The funding will help develop a workforce center in the South end of Albany, the community adjacent to the Port of Albany where new offshore wind development and manufacturing will occur. This investment will help a workforce center flourish in Albany's south end, an environmental justice community, and will prepare local workforce for new job opportunities and skills training. |
Albany |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Way of the Greater Capital Region |
Congressionally directed funds will be used to support start-up capital expenses that drive capacity-building programmatic elements at The Blake Annex, a nonprofit shared services community in downtown Albany, New York. The Blake brings flexible private office space, co-working, and community to the Capital Region's rich, diverse and inspiring nonprofit sector. |
Albany |
NY |
$1,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capitalize Albany Corporation |
The REACH project will involve consultant services for visioning, feasibility, preliminary design and economic impact analysis to identify opportunities to create enhanced/additional access to the Hudson Riverfront from the New York State Capitol and Downtown Albany neighborhoods. This study will prepare an actionable plan that documents existing conditions and needs; design alternatives for a number of connectivity opportunities; engineering considerations; social, economic and environmental impacts and mitigation measures; preliminary design for multiple preferred options; and a full cost benefit analysis of proposed opportunities.
The key goals of the project are:
PROVE MULTIPLE EQUITABLE CONCEPTS: To identify a variety of impactful and accessible opportunities to create or enhance physical connections to the city's waterfront, analyze their social, environmental and economic impacts, and build broad support for these concepts within adjacent neighborhoods and among the full range of public officials, agencies, business leaders, and other key stakeholders.
CREATE ACTIONABLE, SHOVEL-WORTHY PROJECTS: To provide cost estimates, framework plans, and conceptual designs that (combined with broad support) provides a platform for advancing multiple preferred concepts into final engineering and construction.
|
Albany |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Albany County Sheriff Office |
If awarded, grant funds will be used to expand the SHIP program from the current size of 50 bed to a 100 bed facility. This expansion will include remodeling of 50 old jail cells into 50 mini housing units for the residents, remodeling of the old jail wing and day-room space to be less of a correctional space and more of a welcoming residential space.
|
Albany |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
FuzeHub, Inc. |
FuzeHub will facilitate collaborative projects between small and early-stage manufacturers and not-for-profit organizations (typically colleges, universities, and Manufacturing Extension Partnership centers) in New York State. Using the requested funds, FuzeHub will contract with these providers to assist companies with manufacturing scale-up, adoption of new technologies and processes, or the creation of new products and services.
|
Albany |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
COUNTY OF ORLEANS INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY |
FUNDS REQUESTED FOR HIGHWAY EXPANSION, SAFETY & SITE IMPROVEMENT. SCOPE INCLUDES ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION FOR ROADWAY EXPANSION, ADDITION OF A (LEFT) TURN LANE, AND ADJACENT SITE DEVELOPMENT IN THE MEDINA BUSINESS PARK (MBP). MBP PHASE 1 REQUIRES DOT-REQUIRED ROAD EXPANSION & IMPROVEMENTS AT ONE BUSINESS PARK ENTRANCE, ALONG THE PRIMARY (RURAL) ARTERIAL - NY 31/MAPLE RIDGE ROAD. |
ALBION |
NY |
$474,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Long Island Coalition for the Homeless |
Long Island Coalition for the Homeless is seeking capital funding for necessary repairs and upgrades to the Amityville Veterans Community Resource Center, which houses nine non-profit organizations serving veterans, homeless/at risk Long Islanders, seniors and persons with disabilities. The building needs these repairs and upgrades to continue operating, as brickwork on the outside of the building is at risk of separating from the building, creating a safety hazard. A complete report, submitted by Nelson and Pope, is available for your review. |
AMITYVILLE |
NY |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Amsterdam |
As recommended in the 2018 Downtown Amsterdam Multimodal Center Study, the City of Amsterdam is planning to relocate the existing Amtrak station that is currently located outside of the downtown and establish a multimodal facility in the heart of the City. The main train station hall would be fully integrated into the proposed Pedestrian Connector to the Mohawk Valley Gateway Overlook (MVGO) pedestrian bridge. |
Amsterdam |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Amsterdam |
This project includes rehabilitation of 149 East Main Street for use as a community center in partnership with the Boys and Girls Club of the Capital District. The Community Center will serve as a communal hub for arts, education and recreation activities and will include a computer lab, an art gallery, a shared kitchen, and a space for variety of community activities including music, reading, tutoring, watching movies, dancing, aerobics, painting, photography and more.
|
Amsterdam |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cayuga Economic Development Agency, Inc. |
The funds will be used for the administration of a Cayuga Microenterprise Program, which is an education and mentor program targeted to LMI, MWBE and SVOB entrepreneurs and start-ups to improve their business functions for better security and revenue generation. Specifically, the funds will be used for staff time, contract services (legal, accounting, and other professional support to participants), and grants to successful participants.
|
Auburn |
NY |
$49,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Genesee County Highway Department |
Replace the Griswold Rd bridge over Murder Creek. The existing bridge consists of an open grate steel deck with steel girders. The bridge will be replaced with a precast three sided frame to avoid future corrosion issues and widened to accommodate bicycle and pedestrian traffic.
|
Batavia |
NY |
$1,203,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Genesee County Highway Department |
Replace the Rose Rd bridge over Bowen creek. The existing bridge consists of three elliptical pipes with failing head-walls and section loss of the pipes below the water line. The bridge will be replaced with a single span to improve the hydraulic flow of Bowen Creek and widened to accommodate bicycle and pedestrian traffic. |
Batavia |
NY |
$1,033,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
GLOW Young Men's Christian Association, Inc. |
The Genesee County YMCA is formally requesting $900,000 in capital improvements to develop a healthy living campus in partnership with Rochester Regional, United Memorial Medical Center. The Healthy Living Campus will have a transformative impact on the revitalization of Downtown Batavia and will provide Genesee County with a first class facility offering holistic, multi-generational health services that address disease prevention, wellness, nutrition, rehabilitation and therapy for the mind and body. |
Batavia |
NY |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Incorporated Village of Bellport |
Public Marina Dock System Reconstruction and Reconstruction of the Fire Island Ho Hum Beach Dock System
General description of the project:
Public Marina Dock System Reconstruction: This action includes: (a) Updating the long-standing public timber docks utilized by the Suffolk County Police Marine Unit, the Bellport Fire Department, and the South Country Ambulance, while also providing docks for the Fire Island Ferry Vessel and personal watercraft; and (b) Increasing the marina storm resiliency by replacing the existing fixed wave screens with a wave attenuator.
Reconstruction of the Fire Island Ho Hum Beach Dock System: This action includes reconstructing the bulkhead and pier forming the docks used by First Responder vessels, the municipality's Fire Island Ferry at Ho Hum Beach, and other personal watercraft.
Waterfront infrastructure on the Great South Bay, also known as Bellport Bay, was badly damaged by Superstorm Sandy. The damage to certain facilities did not rise to the level of repair or replacement by FEMA at that time. However, due to the cascading effect of damage, these facilities are now in need of updating.
The benefits of this project ensure environmental, economic, mobility/ transportation, and the most important priority: safety, which is always the Incorporation Village Bellport and our First Responder Partners ultimate goal. |
Bellport |
NY |
$3,267,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Broome County Industrial Development Agency |
The identified project site, a 27-acre parcel at 600 Main Street in the hamlet of Westover, in the town of Union, New York, has a long history of extensive flooding which consequently caused damages so great that the previously existing structure, a former Air Force Plant 59 operated by BAE Systems, was permanently closed and demolished, resulting in the displacement of nearly 1,500 employees in 2011. Requested funds will be utilized to elevate an approximately 12-acre fill pad to eight feet above the current grade transforming the project site into a high-quality site for future development.
|
Binghamton |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Binghamton |
The City of Binghamton seeks $1,000,000 to help fund an unprecedented investment in the city youth through the construction of a new youth and community center in the city urban core. The new center will be approximately 15,000-18,000 square feet and include a gymnasium with one regulation basketball court, community and activity rooms, classrooms, offices, a breakroom, a locker area, restrooms, and a commercial kitchen that can be used for community events as well as a teaching space. The new center will provide youth with activities to keep them off the streets, learn to develop new skills, and provide an outlet for recreation. |
Binghamton |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Binghamton |
In order to meet an urgent capital need and ensure the safety of its residents, the City of Binghamton seeks $1,000,000 to relocate the headquarters of the fire department. The current headquarters for the department was recently found to be structurally unsound. The components of this proposal will create a better, safer environment for residents and staff by modernizing the headquarters and ensuring the department can safely store equipment. In order to meet an urgent capital need and ensure the safety of its residents, the City of Binghamton seeks $1,000,000 to relocate the headquarters of the fire department. The current headquarters for the department was recently found to be structurally unsound. The components of this proposal will create a better, safer environment for residents and staff by modernizing the headquarters and ensuring the department can safely store equipment. |
Binghamton |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Broome County Government |
The Grippen Park Multi-Use Recreational Building Reuse/Renovation project involves capital expenditures to renovate an existing 36,000-SF building in Broome County Grippen Park for reuse as a multi-use facility for youth programming, community events, and cultural enrichment along the Susquehanna River in an underserved area of Broome County. The existing building consists of a 4600-SF enclosed portion and a 31,400-SF pavilion area in a flood-prone area. The proposed project will give new life to this facility by establishing a new use and will improve the aesthetics and safety at this park as well as providing a new asset to the surrounding community. The upgrades at this park are a significant part of overall economic development and waterfront enhancements in this part of Broome County. |
Binghamton |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Broome County Local Development Corporation |
The project scope of work encompasses the development of an engaging experience-based museum and community center for media and the arts dedicated to American pop-culture icon Rod Serling, whose hometown was Binghamton, NY. Funding received would cover the cost of Phase 1 of the center which includes ideation and concept development, market economics studies, comparative facility analyses, and preliminary facility and program designs.
|
Binghamton |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Broome County Government |
The BAGSAI Girls Softball Complex project involves capital expenditures to upgrade and expand the use of an existing ;County-owned girls softball complex by adding artificial turf and lighting in order to extend the playing season, the hours of operation, and the conditions of play (ability to use the fields after rain events). The added draw for tournaments both regional and out of state to this upgraded facility will create significant positive economic impact to the Broome County area.
|
Binghamton |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Adirondack Historical Association (DBA Adirondack |
Funds will be used to renovate a 1957 building to create a permanent home for the Adirondack Experiences' nationally-significant collection of paintings, photographs, prints, and other examples of Adirondack fine art and decorative art. The new facility will open in 2023. Just over half of the $4M needed for the project has been raised to date.
|
Blue Mountain Lake |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Bronx Community Foundation, Inc. |
In a borough with the highest levels of child poverty and unemployment, the lowest levels of home-ownership, and limited high speed internet access, The Bronx Community Campus Project will provide affordable housing, a workforce training center, a Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation with small business support, broadband availability promoting a digital access, youth development support with career readiness and experiential learning opportunities, healthy food accessibility featuring urban farming, and a nonprofit resource hub supporting innovative and scalable models while meeting the immediate needs of residents. Funding will be used for design and development.
|
Bronx |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pregones Puerto Rican Traveling Theater, Inc. |
The project is organized in two phases, Demolition and Construction. Funds will be used for (1) engagement of diverse local stakeholders in the design, commission, and rollout of temporary public artworks and placemaking activities; (2) soft and hard costs of ;capital works not covered by funding to date; and (3) contingency for unanticipated needs. |
Bronx |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Bronx Community Foundation, Inc. |
The Bronx Digital Equity Coalition Project will enable broadband internet access for the Bronx and will provide resources to eliminate structural inequity and economic disparity and invest resources within neighborhoods where they are needed, empowering a primarily Black, Latinx, mixed-race community Funding will be used for staffing the project (director, project manager, partnership coordinator, project specialist), supplies, and marketing; subgrants will support partner participation.
|
Bronx |
NY |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bright leaders foundation Inc |
The funds would be used for purchase of a building or space to serve a afterschool tutoring program for school age children. We want to give children space, clean and safe environment to complete school projects. We will use funding for rent utilities and other operational costs for the year. We will also use funding to provide learning activities such as one on one tutoring, arts and crafts, stem technology, coding and sports activities for children to engage in their interests. We also want to support parents who have to work and looking for a safe place while they are working for their children.
|
Bronx |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Campaign Against Hunger |
The Campaign Against Hunger's community food hub will be located in Brooklyn, New York. It will be a first-of-its-kind permanent ecosystem that uses food access, education, and innovation in urban farming to break the systemic and interconnected cycle of hunger and poverty in New York City. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Brooklyn Museum |
A $2.2 million grant will support the critical first steps towards creating the Brooklyn Museum's first-ever permanent galleries for our celebrated collection of African art, which has already been off view for more than five years. A grant will enable us to relocate the more than 13,000 collection objects currently housed in the spaces that will become our African galleries, and hire a construction manager to oversee the first stages of this vital project so that we can stay on track towards our goal of opening these world-class galleries to the public by 2025 in time for the Brooklyn Museum's 200th anniversary.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CAMBA, Inc. |
CAMBA provides life-stabilizing services out of our Winthrop Street locations by helping up to 5,000 vulnerable New Yorkers access supportive housing or stay in their homes annually. These buildings are currently in disrepair and our contracts for these services to do not cover the expense of rehabilitating the facilities. Our client population is very low income, disadvantaged, and diverse and the repairs are necessary for the safety of our staff, clients, and the vulnerable New York City constituents we serve. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$2,006,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Churches United For Fair Housing |
This funding will support Churches United For Fair Housing (CUFFH) housing related services that help families find and maintain affordable housing, combat landlord harassment and displacement, and access resources that help prevent and fight back against other threats to housing. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Brooklyn Children's Museum Corporation |
Replacement of HVAC systems at Brooklyn Children's Museum.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cultural Museum of African Art, Inc. - The Eric Ed |
The goal of this project is for CMAA to present a long-term exhibit at Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation. Funds will cover pre-planning (design, permits) costs, construction (HVAC, lighting, fire protection, AV, collection preservation, fixtures, furniture, etc.), and operational costs.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Brooklyn Angels |
The project funding would be used to expand the North Brooklyn Angels preparation and distribution of free meals and produce to food-insecure individuals and fund projects including Operation Neighbors Feeding Seniors to provide thousands of meals to home-bound seniors. Specifically, the funding would be used to replace the organization's mobile soup kitchen Angelmobile, as well as maintenance supplies necessary for mobile food distribution. The funding would also be used for the obtainment and distribution of; bulk produce and food supplies, hot meals, and necessities for young children (i.e. diapers, sanitary & hygiene kits, baby clothing).
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$676,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Brooklyn Greenway Initiative, Inc. |
Funds will be used to create a NYC Greenway Network Comprehensive Plan to guide planning, design, investment, and construction to complete NYC's 400-mile 5-Borough greenway network. The Plan will collate greenway implementation plans where they exist, upgrading and updating the status of each, identify gaps and create action plans to complete right of way planning or engineering in advance of design and construction. |
Brooklyn |
NY |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Green Door Management |
Greenhouse Shelter is requesting funding for our initiative to support and strengthen the community by providing emergency shelter and supportive services to men returning home from prison (re-entry population) that are homeless or at risk for homelessness.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National Queer Theater |
National Queer Theater is seeking $250,000 to support the Trans Theatre Artists' Equality Fund, a new pilot program designed to address the inequities trans artists face in the theatre industry.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CAMBA, Inc. |
CAMBA seeks to create a Green Jobs Training program under our Workforce Development Department that would bring in green industry experts to provide technical training, sector specific industry recognized credentials, and green energy expertise. Our goal in the first year is to place a minimum of 40 unemployed and underemployed New Yorkers unduly impacted by the pandemic onto green services career paths that provide family-supporting wages, benefits, and real advancement potential.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North American Velomobile Racing Association Inc. |
To purchase the equipment and technical specs to manufacture a specific model of velomobile from the former manufacturer who went out business before the pandemic and provide jobs for disadvantaged neighborhoods.
|
Brooklyn |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Restore Our Community Coalition |
The funds for this project will go towards the construction of an overhead parkway deck on the one-mile portion of the Kensington Expressway (New York State Route 33) between East Ferry Street and Best Street in Buffalo, NY. $631,000,000 (2021 estimates) will go towards the design and construction phases, and an additional $7,000,000 will be required to finalize the Environmental Impact Study to complement our 2014 Economic Impact Study. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$638,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Zoological Society of Buffalo, Inc. d/b/a Buffalo |
This project funds necessary capital improvements to the Buffalo Zoo campus impacting human and animal safety so that the organization can pass its 2022 accreditation by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
The requested funds will used to construct new inbound and outbound NFTA-Metro Rail Erie Canal Harbor stations at their existing location. The new stations will improve access, safety, visibility, transparency, rider comfort, and integration with the City of Buffalo's Main Street Revitalization project as well as the surrounding Canalside development.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$3,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
This project will upgrade illuminated airfield signs, the wind cone, and control tower beacon on the Niagara Falls International Airport air operations area. The improvements will support the safety and capacity of commercial, general, and military aviation activity. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
This project will design and construct an ADA accessible walkway for access to and from the new NFTA-Metro Rail DL&W Station and the Key Bank Center parking ramp. The direct connection will enhance access to the new Metro Rail station, the private sector development proposed by Savarino Companies for the 2nd level of the DL&W trainshed, the Key Bank Center, and other attractions in the Canalside and Cobblestone Districts |
Buffalo |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Young Men's Christian Association Buffalo Niagara |
The Lockport Family YMCA seeks to build an outdoor aquatic center from which to deliver critical water safety and family recreational services for the residents of Lockport and its surrounding communities. The project includes construction of a bathhouse/restrooms, zero-depth entry L-shaped swimming pool, splash pad, and maintenance/pool mechanical building. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
This project will design, install, and construct overhead vehicle charging infrastructure at the NFTA-Metro Cold Spring Bus Maintenance Facility to support the charging operations of a series of 10 BEBs as they enter the Metro Bus fleet. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$1,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Canisius College |
Requested funding will be used for eligible elements of a project that will include design, engineering, deconstruction of a parking facility, environmental remediation, replacement of drainage systems, construction of a surface lot and installation of lighting, pedestrian paths, bikeways and greenspace.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
The Riverline will be a new iconic, innovative, and inspiring nature trail and greenway built an unused railroad corridor that will connect Buffalo's downtown and waterfront together. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
University at Buffalo |
TI-CARE will transform Buffalo into a leading national hub for transportation innovation and equity. This project will serve as a prototype for how connectivity and automation technologies can drive urban revitalization and spur economic activity, while contributing to environmental sustainability, system resiliency and equity. Funding will build a smart transportation infrastructure along Main St. in Buffalo adjacent to the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus (BNMC) to support a Connected, Automated, Resilient and Equitable multimodal transportation system. As designed, TI-CARE will heighten national awareness of the critical issue of transportation equity, accessibility and environmental justice by improving mobility and accessibility for under-served populations, people with disabilities (PWDs) and the elderly.
TI-CARE addresses the first and last mile challenge of Buffalo's public transit systems and transit gaps in under-served neighborhoods like the Fruit Belt, where over 47% of households don't own a personal car, and Masten Park where 34.7% of residents are below the poverty level. TI-CARE will develop a pilot, demand-responsive mirco-transit system consisting of electric, human-driven and a Self-Driving Shuttle (SDS) fleet to serve the Fruit Belt, connecting residents to the BNMC and the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority (NFTA) metro and bus services at the campus. TI-CARE is aligned with the Mayor's Future of Mobility pilot program, designed to create a Mobility and Innovation zone along lower Main St. It also advances the Greater Buffalo Niagara Transportation Regional Council's long-range transportation plan, Moving Forward 2050, and the NFTA's efforts to address transit gaps in the city through innovative smart mobility options.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$993,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
This project will design and construct bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure improvements along various public spaces near the Trainshed and Ohio Street Corridor to enhance connectivity between facilitysurrounding multi-use trail network (i.e., Shoreline Trail, Niagara River Greenway, and Empire State Trail) and areas north/south, including the Outer Harbor and Canalside/Cobblestone Districts.
|
Buffalo |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority |
This project will purchase a new chemical spreader and replacement snow blower to preserve the safety and capacity of the Air Operations Area (AOA) at Niagara Falls International Airport (IAG) by ensuring that runways, taxiways, and aircraft parking aprons are unobstructed by snow or ice, enabling aircraft operations to continue during winter events. |
BUffalo |
NY |
$619,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor |
The Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor Commission (MSAAHCC), an entity established through New York State law to act as steward of the Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor, seeks to work with its qualified planning, public/stakeholder involvement, economic development firm (hereinafter known as the Consultant) to complete a planning and consensus-building process that will last no longer than 12 months to formulate a Strategic Action Plan Phase II for a specific target area (hereinafter known as the "Investment Area"), namely the northern area of the Heritage Corridor (or more specifically, from Michigan and Sycamore Streets to Michigan and East Ferry Streets in the City of Buffalo). Whereas Phase I of the project focused mostly on the southern area of the Heritage Corridor, specifically in the area of the Corridor where the Corridor's primary heritage/cultural anchors (the Michigan Street Baptist Church, the Nash House, the Colored Musicians Club and Museum, and the WUFO Black Radio History Collective) are located in an effort to enhance the area as a heritage tourism destination, Phase II will endeavor to enhance and spur economic development along the remainder of the Corridor. |
Buffalo |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Campbell Hwy Dept |
To purchase and build a new Highway Garage.
|
CAMPBELL |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ontario County Industrial Development Agency/IUA |
This project involves the design phase of a new apron and taxilane north of Taxiway C in the vicinity of the new General Aviation Terminal. measuring approximately 13,000 square yards. The new apron will provide access to the new terminal as well as parking locations for transient aircraft accessing the terminal. The project will include marking, signage, and wetland mitigation.
|
Canandaigua |
NY |
$2,450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Lawrence County IDA |
This $7.5 million modernization fund will be utilized to improve both current manufacturing sites and existing, shuttered buildings for new business development. The modernization fund will help the St. Lawrence County IDA assist existing employers to improve and expand their current facility, and also help us attract new companies to the County in order to create manufacturing jobs.
|
Canton |
NY |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Canton College Foundation, Inc. |
SUNY Canton seeks funding for property acquisition, demolition, and construction to rejuvenate a derelict shopping center in the heart of downtown Canton by creating a three-story facility with 50,000 ft2 of residential space, 10,000 ft2 retail space, and 15,000 ft2 for an Entrepreneurship Center operated by SUNY Canton.
|
Canton |
NY |
$4,089,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cicero |
The funds will be used to make streetscape improvements to U.S. Route 11 from Guy Young Road to Bennett Street (the business district of the hamlet) and would include granite curbing, concrete sidewalks, concrete permeable pavers, cross walks, street parking and drainage improvements, as well as pedestrian amenities to include street trees, lighting, benches and flower boxes. |
Cicero |
NY |
$1,036,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Geneva |
A recreational trail in a Brownfields Opportunity area requires a pedestrian bridge to traverse N. Exchange Street. The bridge will also serve as a beautification project as it welcomes residents and visitors to the city center. |
City of Geneva |
NY |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ithaca |
Requested funds will provide capital support for a new 54,000 square foot community conference center in the heart of Downtown Ithaca. The conference center is part of the larger Green Street Garage Redevelopment Project, a mixed use project to redevelop an old and crumbling public parking garage. In addition to the conference center, the project will include 381 new housing units, 200 of which will be affordable, and the rebuilding of 500 public parking spaces. |
City of Ithaca |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ithaca |
The requested fund will be used to improve the City's infrastructure with the replacement of the existing South Albany Street Bridge over Six Mile Creek. |
City of Ithaca |
NY |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Mount Vernon |
Mount Vernon is requesting $500,000 for a public facilities project to address infrastructure improvements needed at the Armory Senior Citizen Center. |
City of Mount Vernon |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Syracuse |
The housing construction goal is 50 newly constructed homes for income-qualified home owners, and 150 rental units. 31 of the 50 single family owner occupied homes are funded, therefore this request will allow us to secure the balance of funding for the final 19 homes. These newly built homes will fill in the gaps created by the demolition of blighted structures, effectively re-weaving together neighborhoods currently in transition. |
City of Syracuse |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Cohoes, New York |
The City of Cohoes, New York seeks $4.788 million for the engineering, procurement, and installation required for its proposed municipally owned and operated 3.2 MWdc Floating Solar demonstration project to be installed on the secured 10-acre Cohoes water reservoir, at a total cost of $5.9 million.
Specifically, the $4.788M Federal share of this novel green infrastructure model project would fund (a) the modules, Floating Solar array, and installation ($4,071,2000),(b) the medium voltage installation ($352,000), and (c) the shore and positioning anchoring ($364,800) required to generate 100% of the municipal facilities electric energy demand, with the remaining 40% of power-generating capacity potentially to be designated for the Cohoes City School District and Public Housing Authority in this environmental justice-designated LMI community. |
Cohoes |
NY |
$4,788,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival, Inc. |
Supporting a portion of the architectural assessment and construction of new theater and back-of-house facilities for Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival. |
Cold Spring |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Otsego County, NY |
Otsego County, New York, in partnership with other agencies, seeks funding to design and build an energy efficient facility for the operation and maintenance of their highway and transportation programs, storage of equipment and materials, and meeting, training, and office space on property owned by ONC-BOCES, a cooperative educational program, in the Town of Milford. ONC-BOCES will utilize this opportunity for training and future employment for students of their programs.
|
Cooperstown |
NY |
$26,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Corning |
This project enhances pedestrian access and traffic safety in the area of William Street/Pulteney Street Intersection on the border of the City of Corning and the Village of Riverside. Funds will be used for new curbs, sidewalks to meet ADA requirements, milling and resurfacing of the new intersection and new pavement markings.
|
Corning |
NY |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Cortland |
The reconstruction of Homer Avenue would include 4500 feet of full depth reconstruction from Groton Avenue to the City line. Through this stretch the existing pavement varies in width between 28’ to 38’ and accommodates two, three, and four lanes of traffic. Nearly 8000 vehicles per day travel along the northern segment from the city line to Main Street, and 4200 vehicles per day travel along the southern section from Main Street and Groton Avenue. The project will include 200,000 square feet of new asphalt pavement, 11,000 feet of granite curbing, 10,000 feet of ADA compliant concrete sidewalks, decorative street and pedestrian level lighting, traffic signal replacement, and two new Otter Creek crossings under Madison Street and Homer Avenue. Complete potable water, sanitary sewer and storm sewer utility replace will be included on the project. Approximately 8000 feet of sanitary sewer main and 19,000 feet of storm sewer main will be replaced along with the installation of over 100 storm and sanitary sewer structures. Over 8000 feet of potable water main will be replaced with the installation of approximately 30 new fire hydrants. |
Cortland |
NY |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Orange |
The construction of the Newburgh Landing Pier is an intermunicipal project between Orange County and the City of Newburgh and will bring about improved economic vitality and enhance travel and tourism opportunities between the City of Newburgh and City of Beacon across the Hudson River. The Newburgh Landing Pier will allow the Newburgh-Beacon Ferry to dock and transfer passengers, as well as accommodate one or two larger vessels. Transient mooring slips are being proposed to allow recreational boaters to stop, dock, and visit Newburgh. A larger fixed pier is proposed to accommodate larger cruise ships. Finally, a portion of the pier will consist of shaded seating and space for outdoor events |
County of Orange |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Orange |
The project involves capital infrastructure improvements related to a project to replace an aging, deteriorated, and load restricted bridge in the Village of Otisville, Town of Mount Hope, and County of Orange. The bridges carries County Road 11 (Highland Avenue) over Wallace street. It is located in the central business district and is located adjacent to the Otisville Fire Department and is utilized for enhanced response times for the majority of calls for the department. |
County of Orange |
NY |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Orange |
The purpose of the Orange-Dutchess Transportation Access and Mobility Study is to look at cross-river transportation access and mobility between Orange and Dutchess Counties. This study will examine existing and alternative transportation options to connect New York Stewart International Airport and the Metro-North Beacon Train Station. This includes assessing the feasibility of enhancing existing ferry and bus service, assessing the feasibility and potential cost of establishing a light rail line from New York Stewart International Airport to the Metro-North Beacon Train Station, as well as looking at improvements to the City of Newburgh and City of Beacon waterfronts. Other alternative transportation methods may also be explored. |
County of Orange |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Orange |
Construct a 10' wide asphalt paved shared-use trail from Hartley Road in the Town Goshen to East Main Street in the City of Middletown. |
County of Orange |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Croghan, New York |
A recent analysis completed by New York Municipal Insurance Reciprocal (NYMIR) revealed that much of the equipment in the Village of Croghan's playground is outdated and unsafe. Support will make possible the much-needed renovation and modernization of the playground in a community that, due to its very rural location, suffers a lack of other facilities, activities and organizations for youth.
|
Croghan |
NY |
$85,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County/Watertown International Airport |
The proposed project includes the construction of three drive-through bays for the storage of Snow Removal Equipment (SRE), as well as one additional bay for sand storage, at the Watertown International Airport. The bays will be constructed as an addition to the recently completed Airport Rescue & Firefighting (ARFF) Building. The provision of adequate storage space for the SRE is imperative to ensure the equipment is readily available when necessary to clear the airfield, as well as to ensure the equipment is able to meet or exceed the standard 10 year useful life.
|
Dexter |
NY |
$4,370,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sid Jacobson Jewish Community Center |
Requested funding would be for capital improvements, specifically for the replacement of the roof at Sid Jacobson JCC's primary facility located in East Hills on Long Island. The existing roof is in dire need of repair, and replacing the roof will create a safer environment for all members who utilize our programs.
|
East Hills |
NY |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pomfret, New York |
The Town of Pomfret is looking to purchase a building and rehabilitate it into a new Town Hall. Pomfret's current Town Hall is very small and lacks appropriate space for the needs of the Town, and the problem has been magnified during the COVID-19 pandemic.
|
Fredonia |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Inc. Village of Freeport |
This proposal is for capital improvements to the Village of Freeport waterfront business district. The proposed project is the construction of a multi-level parking garage on Woodcleft Ave, aka The Nautical Mile. |
Freeport |
NY |
$3,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Livingston County, NY |
The Gateway Agribusiness Park project will create a new access road through a proposed agricultural business park in the Town of Livonia, anchored by two very successful existing agribusinesses (Sweetener Plus and Perdue Agribusiness). This road would provide access for heavy trucks via NYS Route 15. Further, the project would protect residential neighborhoods from heavy truck traffic and promote economic development and job creation in a largely rural area. The successful anchors, existing rail line, ease of access to the interstate, power and workforce are significant strengths of the park for any prospective agribusiness. |
Geneseo |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Young Men's Christian Association of Long Island |
The YMCA of Long Island's goal is an equitable Wyandanch that offers a continuum of health, wellness, cultural, and economic services to all residents so that they can fully participate in the town's vitality and contribute to future growth. To strengthen foundations of community, create access to the YMCA and health services, and close existing gaps in access to programs, the Long Island YMCA seeks $2 million to fund a new 47,000 square foot YMCA in Wyandanch. |
Glen Cove |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Counties of Warren-Washington Industrial Developme |
The Warren/Washington Counties Industrial Development Agency is seeking engineering and construction funding to develop the former GE De-Watering?Facility in Fort Edward into the Canalside Energy Park. Funding will be used to replace the temporary bridge at the entrance to the park; complete wastewater construction; upgrade the existing potable water infrastructure; install a natural gas line to the park; improve the current primitive internal road structure, including storm-water conveyance; and upgrading the electrical supply within the Park. This will assist the IDA with attracting new businesses to Washington County and create jobs in an area that has been devastated by the loss of manufacturing over the past 10 years.
|
Glens Falls |
NY |
$7,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County Gabreski Airport |
Gabreski Airport is a General Aviation airport located on 1,451 acres in the Town of Southampton on eastern Long Island. Its current air traffic control tower was built in the early 1940s by the US government military use and is in disrepair. This project would fund the construction of a new air traffic control tower.
|
Hauppauge |
NY |
$11,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hillsdale, NY |
The funds will be utilized to rehabilitate/replace the failing West End Bridge on West End Rd. in the Town of Hillsdale, NY. The bridge has received much attention from the NYS Department of Transportation due to its highly visible points of failure. It is the only bridge structure owned by the Town of Hillsdale. |
Hillsdale |
NY |
$1,240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hornell |
The Crosby Street Reconstruction Project is approximately 0.5 mile in length and runs from Canisteo Street westerly to the City line in the City of Hornell, Steuben County. The City initiated the project based on the poor condition of Crosby Street, specifically regarding pavement structure, deteriorated water system and drainage system.
|
Hornell |
NY |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Young Men's Christian Association of Hornell NY |
The Hornell Area Family YMCA, with local community partners, will open a branch in Dansville, NY. The Y will offer programs in the former Dansville High School. This request is to purchase essential equipment to establish Y programs for immediate start-up of branch operations.
|
Hornell |
NY |
$105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hyde Partk |
Route 9 Northbound Pedestrian Improvements Project will construct an ADA compliant sidewalk system with trees and lighting along 1,600 feet of Route 9 in Hyde Park, Dutchess County |
Hyde Park |
NY |
$142,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Islip |
Install Sun Shelters at Town of Islip Senior Citizen Centers, including but not limited to Central Islip, East Islip, West Islip.
|
Islip |
NY |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Islip |
Improvements to the Community Gardens on town-owned properties throughout the Town of Islip including but not limited to those in the communities of Brentwood, Central Islip, and East Islip.
|
Islip |
NY |
$85,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Ithaca Activities Center, Inc. |
GIAC's Congressionally Directed Spending Request is for funds to be used to renovate a former school gymnasium that is adjacent to GIAC, to a more accessible, energy efficient, and sustainable space to house GIAC's job training, micro-entrepreneurship, and teen afterschool programs, which serve over 1000 community members annually, helping them to meet their basic needs and improve their lives. This is more than a gymnasium it is an expansion of space for current and proposed programs that center equity, social, racial, and economic justice, and meet the constantly emerging needs of our most marginalized residents especially Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC). |
Ithaca |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Finger Lakes ReUse, Inc. |
Finger Lakes ReUse has developed a model Community ReUse Center that transforms liabilities into assets. This project will support expansion of Finger Lakes ReUse's programs in upstate New York, including a central processing and distribution facility, quality jobs and job training opportunities, and technical assistance to at least 5 additional communities to develop their own sustainable reuse operations, preserving valuable carbon and energy and turning would-be-waste into significant revenue-generating opportunities.
|
Ithaca |
NY |
$486,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
State Theatre of Ithaca, Inc. |
The State Theatre of Ithaca, Inc., will expand and enhance the lobby of the historic State Theatre, 107 W. State Street, by opening access through the wall shared with the current box office at 105 W. State Street; this will greatly improve the patron experience with an inviting new ticket counter and concession and bar area, as well as an ADA accessible bathroom at lobby level and improved wheelchair accessibility to the Theatre.
The project will help the Theatre continue to draw people from outside Tompkins and New York, aiding downtown Ithaca's goals as a tourism hub as well as restaurants and hotels, and will build opportunities for more arts and cultural experiences for visitors and local residents alike.
|
Ithaca |
NY |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Coddington Road Community Center |
Coddington seeks to expand the current facility by completing construction of an addition that will include new classroom spaces for childcare, after school and a multi-purpose room as well as gym space, office space for staff, storage for all programs, kitchen renovations to upgrade to commercial level and meet new safety guidelines and code requirements, improvements to the parking lot for space and improved handicap accessibility, playgrounds and the addition of outdoor accessible bathrooms for use by our summer camp and community programs.
|
Ithaca |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chhaya Community Development Corporation |
This project will create a social service that will provide free access to critical housing and other services to all New York City residents, particularly low-to-moderate income families, with a focus on meeting the needs of the city's South Asian and Indo-Caribbean residents. Service would be open and available to all New Yorkers, regardless of race, ethnicity, or religion and at the same time, it would address several of the current challenges facing the South Asian and Indo-Caribbean community by creating a community space for this group to come together and receive services that reflect their needs. |
Jackson Heights |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Broome County Department of Aviation |
The project includes the construction and installation of a replacement Engineered Materials Arresting System (EMAS) beyond the Runway 34 Departure End at the Greater Binghamton Airport. |
Johnson City |
NY |
$9,301,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Queens Economic Development Corporation |
The Queens Together Project will support local independent restaurants and food businesses through business education, worker education, technical and marketing skills. We are focused on supporting the underserved restaurants and food business in Queens with emphasis on those in low and moderate income communities throughout the borough.
|
Kew Gardens |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ulster County Planning Department |
Funding of the intended conversion of the county-owned Ulster Delaware (UD) corridor into a public recreational trail along from Route 28 in Big Indian to Galli Curci Rd (CR 49A) in Highmount, NY
|
Kingston |
NY |
$10,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ulster County Department of Public Works |
This project, in the towns of New Paltz and Gardiner, will widen the shoulder of Touring Route 299 to increase the safety of motorists, bicyclists, pedestrians, and other users of Rte 299.
|
Kingston |
NY |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingston |
This project will construct streetscape improvements that will improve the ADA- accessibility and safety for pedestrians and bicyclists on their way to the George Washington Elementary School. Improvements along the full length of Henry Street from Broadway to Wall Street will include street repaving, high visibility crosswalks, and bicycle infrastructure concluding with a covered bike rack at the elementary school. |
Kingston |
NY |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ulster County |
In 2020, Ulster County Area Transit in conjunction with the Ulster County Planning Department retained a consultant, Passero Associates, to complete a Transit Fleet Garage/Maintenance Facility Site Selection and Concept Plan Site Selection Plan. The Site Selection Report is attached here as Attachment. The Site Selection Plan includes a description of upgrades necessary to bring the current UCAT Facility up to Building Codes and to further provide Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant facilities for employee areas. See Attachment A, p. 48. Passero Associates also prepared a Cost Estimate, attached here as Attachment, which details the costs associated with this project. |
Kingston |
NY |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingston |
This request will fill a funding shortfall for the construction of the Kingston Point Rail Trail Phase 2, which is on the NYS Empire State Trail and the Kingston Greenline. The project is a 0.4 mile paved ADA-compliant pedestrian and bicycle path section of the larger trail system. This section connects a lower-income housing complex (Rondout Gardens managed by the Kingston Housing Authority) directly to the Kingston waterfront business district on the Rondout Creek.
|
Kingston |
NY |
$870,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ulster County |
In 2020, Ulster County Area Transit (UCAT) in conjunction with the Ulster County Department of the Environment, retained a consultant, Creighton Manning, to complete a Transit Fleet Electrification Plan. The Electrification Plan includes a basic plan that UCAT can follow to fully electrify its fleet, complete with route analysis. Because of UCAT rural nature, many of its route lengths far exceed the capacity of current battery technology to complete trips on a single charge. UCAT routes will require on-route fast charging infrastructure to quickly scale up its electrification goals, as well as the construction of a new facility that can support a fully electric fleet. |
Kingston |
NY |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lansing Community Library |
The Lansing Community Library is seeking funds for a much needed capitol improvement project. LCL will update our existing structure and create an addition, increasing space, functionality, and better meet the community needs. |
Lansing |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Babylon |
These funds will be used for the initial stages of development at an abandoned aircraft finishers site in East Farmingdale. The Town plans to use the funds to commission environmental and planning professionals to begin surveying the site. |
LINDENHURST |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NYC Kids RISE, Inc. |
$1,250,000 will bring the NYC Kids RISE Save for College Program to the Bronx, specifically to the geographic area of Community School District 7 in the South Bronx. Through the Program, every student enrolled in a participating NYC public (district or charter) elementary school, starting in kindergarten, automatically receives an NYC Scholarship Account invested in the NY 529 Direct Plan plan with a $100 seed deposit and up to $200 in early rewards. Their families can open and connect their own college savings account (separate from the scholarship account) and start saving their own money in the ways and amounts that make sense for them, building financial capability and stability.
Simultaneously, communities can contribute to groups of these NYC Scholarship Accounts as both a targeted and universal platform for community-driven asset-building in every neighborhood. By combining seed scholarships, family savings, community investments, and funding streams from every level, the platform can build significant assets for students, especially low-income students and students of color. These accounts, and the accompanying program supports (which includes financial education in the classroom, family-oriented workshops, and one-on-one support), enable families, schools, local organizations, businesses, anchor institutions, financial institutions, philanthropy, and the public sector to work together to build assets in students accounts and strengthen social capital by supporting expectations of success across the neighborhood. Funds in the accounts can be used for a range of college and career training costs, including tuition and non-tuition expenses at four-year, two-year, vocational, and technical programs nationwide. |
Long Island City |
NY |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NYC Kids RISE, Inc. |
$1,250,000 will bring the NYC Kids RISE Save for College Program to the Bronx, specifically to the geographic area of Community School District 7 in the South Bronx. Through the Program, every student enrolled in a participating NYC public (district or charter) elementary school, starting in kindergarten, automatically receives an NYC Scholarship Account invested in the NY 529 Direct Plan plan with a $100 seed deposit and up to $200 in early rewards. Their families can open and connect their own college savings account (separate from the scholarship account) and start saving their own money in the ways and amounts that make sense for them, building financial capability and stability.
Simultaneously, communities can contribute to groups of these NYC Scholarship Accounts as both a targeted and universal platform for community-driven asset-building in every neighborhood. By combining seed scholarships, family savings, community investments, and funding streams from every level, the platform can build significant assets for students, especially low-income students and students of color. These accounts, and the accompanying program supports (which includes financial education in the classroom, family-oriented workshops, and one-on-one support), enable families, schools, local organizations, businesses, anchor institutions, financial institutions, philanthropy, and the public sector to work together to build assets in students accounts and strengthen social capital by supporting expectations of success across the neighborhood. Funds in the accounts can be used for a range of college and career training costs, including tuition and non-tuition expenses at four-year, two-year, vocational, and technical programs nationwide. |
Long Island City |
NY |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Lynbrook |
Construction of a Public Walkthrough to link municipal parking and mass transit to local business district to create and retain jobs, increase retail patronage and aid in the prevention of vacant stores/blight. |
lynbrook |
NY |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Lynbrook |
Project Scope- acquisition and demolition of blighted boarding house abutting municipal parking field and construction of additional public parking. |
lynbrook |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Mamaroneck |
This renovation project is to update the lobby/foyer area, the activity room and the three-season porch at the Town of Mamaroneck's Senior Center. The proposed renovation project will consist of window replacement, flooring replacement, heating and air conditioning installation, painting, lighting and electrical upgrades to these program spaces to make the building more energy-efficient and available for activities year-round. These renovations will enable better use of the space, eliminate crowded conditions and offer new programs requested by the membership.
|
Mamaroneck |
NY |
$308,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Mamaroneck |
The Village of Mamaroneck is requesting appropriations funding in the amount of $250,000.00 to complete improvements at Jefferson Avenue Park. Jefferson Avenue Park is located proximal to a Village low-moderate area (Census Tract 73, Block 2), an approximate five-minute walk, and serves a large number of residents in this under-served area. This project will include the replacement of park fencing, walking paths, playground equipment & rubber safety surface, picnic tables, seating, and garbage/recycling cans, and landscaping.
|
Mamaroneck |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Village of Munsey Ppark |
The Village of Munsey Park and Munsey Park school are located next to each other Every day parents use the church parking lot next to our building and walk in front of the Village to go back and forth to the school The road that students must walk on is Northern Boulevard which is one of the most dangerous streets in New York There are no barriers or fences to protect the children. We spoke to Munsey Park School and are happy to donate our land on the other side of our building to create a safe walkway to the school's entrance.
|
Manhasset |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Middletown |
Project funds will be used for the exterior rehabilitation of the former O&W Train Station in Middletown, NY - includes possible demo of the rear portion of the building destroyed by a fire in 2004. The first floor will be the new home for ABCD Middletown's Head Start programs. ABCD will utilize some of the second floor for offices, while the remaining portion and entire 3rd floor will be used for a combination of the following options: a business incubator/job training program, a possible O&W museum, a program with ~10 units of affordable housing. |
Middletown |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Monroe |
The Town of Monroe will use funding to turn the Monroe Senior Center into a congregate meal center for Orange County and to ensure that the senior center has the capacity to continue serving as a designated shelter during natural disasters.
|
Monroe |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Montgomery |
The Town of Montgomery seeks $250,000 to carry out improvements to trails and other pedestrian infrastructure at Benedict Farm Park. Funding will be used to design a comprehensive trail plan, re-grade and build trails where necessary, and add amenities such as benches and signs.
|
Montgomery |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Sullivan |
This project entails construction of a planned bicycle and pedestrian bridge over the Neversink River to connect two existing segments of the Sullivan W Rail Trail, resulting in a contiguous 13-mile section from Mountain Dale, a hamlet in the Town of Fallsburg, to Ferndale, a hamlet in the Town of Liberty. Development of an additional on-road segment will link up with the existing Liberty Rail Trail, resulting nearly 18 miles of trail through five hamlet and village centers in the Sullivan County Catskills. |
Monticello |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Trust for Public Land |
Complete engineering studies and conceptual design for Phase 1 of the Long Island Greenway, a 25-mile multi-purpose path from Eisenhower County Park in Nassau County through several parks and communities to Brentwood State Park in Suffolk County. In addition, to start and complete final design, construction documents, and an environmental impact study for Phase 1. |
Nassau County |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Clarkstown |
The Town of Clarkstown has been working to advance several integrated projects throughout West Nyack with the intent of reducing flooding and revitalizing the historic hamlet. |
New City |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rockland County |
Rockland County has partnered with Rockland Community College (RCC) to construct and rehabilitate new roads, parking lots, and sidewalks for the students at Rockland County Community College, as well as the thousands of County residents who either work on campus or regularly travel through the campus.
|
New City |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Rochelle |
The City of New Rochelle is requesting $270,000 through the Economic Development Initiative program to support the development of a Climate Justice Adaptation Plan for New Rochelle. The New Rochelle Climate Justice Adaptation Plan will use an intersectional framework to incorporate community engagement with climate science, sustainable development goals, and the best environmental and planning strategies to prioritize ongoing investments in climate justice initiatives in New Rochelle.
|
New Rochelle |
NY |
$270,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NYC & Company |
The project goal is to reinvigorate NYC as uniquely desirable and exciting destination. Our strategy will begin by targeting locals and drive rail market visitors, then expand to longer haul domestic US visitors, followed by key international feeder markets as conditions allow. We would promote direct calls to action to book trips and packages to NYC featuring rates and offers from various travel partners both locally and internationally, such as airlines and tour operators. This will require paid media, creative, production, research (data analytics), and website development. Our project timeline being from May 2021 to March 2022 through these sequentially target markets: (i) Northeast: locals and drive- & rail-market visitors; (ii) longer haul domestic visitors; and (iii) key international markets.
|
New York |
NY |
$15,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Young Men's Christian Association of Greater NY |
This funding would enable the Y to continue to serve local communities through time-tested Y programs, such as aquatics, health programs, family activities, youth sports, after school care, and senior services and build back the Y's workforce at 22 existing branches across New York City and two new Bronx branches. Funds would cover the operational costs associated with managing a community facility including but not limited to: staffing, building expenses, supplies and program equipment.
|
New York |
NY |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Transportation Authority |
Station Renewal at Williams Bridge (WB) located on the Harlem Line in the Bronx. Includes accessibility improvements (new elevators) and platform replacement. Station work also includes customer amenities (customer information enhancements, etc.)
|
New York |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the High Line |
High Line Connections is an ambitious transportation and pedestrian enhancement project -- spearheaded by Friends of the High Line and New York State Empire State Development (ESD), in partnership with Brookfield Properties -- that will increase pedestrian safety and movement in high-traffic areas and between major transportation hubs on the West Side of Manhattan. Moynihan Train Hall Connection, the first phase of this capital construction project, will create a 600 linear foot, elevated walkway to connect the High Line, with its 1.5-mile-long pedestrian path, to Moynihan Train Hall via Manhattan West, a mixed use development site, which includes businesses, storefronts, and new green public space. |
New York |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the High Line |
High Line Connections - Hudson River Park / Javits Center is an ambitious transportation and pedestrian enhancement project -- spearheaded by Friends of the High Line and New York State Empire State Development (ESD) -- which will increase pedestrian safety and movement in high-traffic areas and between major transportation hubs, businesses, parks, and cultural institutions on the West Side of Manhattan. This capital construction project will specifically bridge the busy intersection of 34th Street and 12th Avenue, consisting of a connection over 34th Street to: the Jacob Javits Convention Center (Javits Center), and then across the West Side Highway (Route 9A) to connect to Hudson River Park; a new elevated, riverview park feature on the western flank of the Javits Center; and a new park feature on Pier 76 at West 38th Street. |
New York |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New York City Economic Development Corporation |
The funding will be used to create a blended finance revolving loan fund with favorable lending rates and flexible repayment timelines for capital expenditures such as office site expansions or food refrigeration equipment related to achieving the healthy neighborhood objectives of the project. The target borrowers are supermarket operators and primary care practitioners seeking to renovate or construct in low-income neighborhoods.
|
New York |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House New York |
Under 21 d/b/a Covenant House New York proposes to utilize EDI funding to complete the construction of Covenant House's 80,000 square foot shelter and service center for youth experiencing homelessness in New York City, as well as additional office, conferencing, and staff training space. The facility will be easily accessible to youth by several major public transportation hubs, including the Port Authority Bus Terminal and Grand Central Station. Our facility will be located within Manhattan Community Board 4 and Congressional District 10 of New York, NY, in New York County.
|
New York |
NY |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Local Initiatives Support Corporation |
LISC is seeking FY 2022 Congressionally Directed Spending to immediately launch a second round of our Small Business Relief and Recovery Fund. With these funds, LISC NYC will deploy grants ($10,000 each) as a lifeline for up to 200 minority-owned small businesses, paired with targeted technical assistance (on topics such as marketing, business planning, and how to access additional funding) that we will provide through our partners an established network of 16 community-based organizations and the New York City Department of Small Business Services. |
New York |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Visual Arts Research and Resource Center Relating |
This is a request for capital funds to support the build-out of space obtained for the Institute in the East Harlem Media, Entertainment & Cultural (MEC) Corridor covering 125th and 126th Street between Second and Third Avenues. The Center is receiving 5000 sq.ft of space in an affordable housing development and capital funds of $4,000,000 are needed for transforming raw space into the East Harlem Community Arts Center. |
New York |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New York City Economic Development Corporation |
Accelerate the development of new health centers in medically underserved areas of NYC, providing increased access to care for patients and quality jobs for local workers.
|
New York |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Apollo Theater Foundation, Inc. |
The Apollo launched the current capital campaign to modernize the historic Theater and transform it into a performing arts center. The Apollo is not only an iconic and historic institution, but also a critical vehicle and global stage for the future of African-American arts. Capital investments will elevate the Apollo to a center for 21st century performing arts with contemporary artist-, audience-, and community-spaces and enhanced education, workforce development and community programs, that inspire, enrich, and empower. The improvements to the Theater will provide a public benefit for the audiences, artists, and staff of the Apollo Theater, and better provide services to all visitors by increasing access to cultural programming. The Apollo is a community anchor and economic driver for Harlem as well as a global touch point for African-American culture, and one of the world's most well-known, enduring, and well-recognized theaters in the world.
The Apollo Theater's restoration will strengthen the institution, increase efficiency, broaden impact, and provide the flexibility to respond quickly and forcefully to emerging opportunities as the Apollo transforms the artistic landscape by focusing on African-American and African diaspora performing artists sharing the stories of their experience to create a more varied, equitable and dynamic cultural landscape.
The restoration of the Apollo Theater will provide more opportunities for performers and creators of color. Access to arts education will improve in both quantity and quality to better serve the Harlem community.
|
New York |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National September 11 Memorial and Museum |
This funding will be used to refurbish 238 light fixtures in the 9/11 Memorial Pools, which have been in operation for over 10 years and are diminishing in quality and reliability and are nearing end-of-life. This funding will also be used to replace all plaza lights from T-8 lamps to LED lighting to continue energy efficiency efforts as a LEED Gold facility, and update the lighting control systems used to manage the Museum intricate lighting scheme. |
New York |
NY |
$1,585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Transportation Authority |
The project will provide full ADA full accessibility at Parkchester - E 177th Street station on the Pelham Line in the borough of the Bronx. Work includes installation of ADA elevators and modifications to platforms, mezzanines and the street, where required. Other ADA amenities that will improve circulation include reconstruction of the platform edge, installation of platform edge warning strips, modification of entry/exit gates, modification of agent booths, and installation of new signage and handrails.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New York Building Foundation INC |
The funding request will specifically cover the salaries of a New York Building Foundation project manager and support staff; costs for contracted planners, designers and other analysts; and for paid internships and experiential learning programs for undergraduate and graduate students. The funding request will also cover costs to support staff and the communities that we will engage, which include technology and supplies and materials and activities related to community engagement.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Volunteers of America – Greater New York, Inc. |
"Funds will be used for critical, early-stage construction costs related to the Andrews Avenue South Senior Residence, which will support both low-income and chronically homeless seniors of the Bronx. These early-stage construction costs relate to excavation, foundation and pouring the basement slab.
Foundation: $300,000
Support of Excavation: $460,000
Basement Slab: $240,000
Total Cost: $1,000,000"
|
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Yeshiva University |
Yeshiva University proposes the renovation of Weissberg Commons, a multipurpose events space located on the ground floor of 2495 Amsterdam Avenue in the Washington Heights neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City. The project is anticipated to provide critical structural upgrades to the space and modernize audiovisual equipment utilized in both academic and public-facing events, extending the useful life of the space and providing an improved experience for visitors. |
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New York City Economic Development Corporation |
"The Design Corps Grant Fund expands the existing program by providing financial and design support to restaurants in priority LMI neighborhoods for post-COVID recovery. The fund will assist restaurants with a range of needs from affording materials to complete design and construction for an outdoor structure. Using the Design Corps existing infrastructure and robust network of architects, restaurants will be paired with a licensed design professional. Additionally, the program will work in coordination with the other City initiatives to ensure eligible restaurants are made aware of the grant funding. (Restaurants will also be notified by signing up on the Design Corps platform.)
Once a restaurant is approved, they are paired with a design professional and enter into a contract. Grants will vary in size with the amount determined by the restaurant's specific needs. Once the level of work is assessed and grant amount is finalized, appropriate compensation will be determined based on the amount of work provided by the design professional.
NYCxDESIGN manages the Design Corps grant application through support of founding organizations including NYCEDC (New York City Economic Development Corporation), AIANY (American Institute of Architects New York), and Design Advocates. The expanded Design Corps Grant Fund will accept applications from restaurants in priority LMI neighborhoods and who can appropriately be supported through the services offered by the design professionals. |
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New York Society Library Trustees |
Capital improvements to the New York Society Library's historic building. The Project will expand existing space for the public, Library members, and Library staff; increase storage capacity for the library's collection, which includes works of interest to general readers, special collections essential to the history of New York City and the country, and resources for writers across a range of disciplines; and improve building safety by creating additional egress and installing additional sprinklers.
|
New York |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Doe Fund |
The requested funds will be used for The Doe Fund's Ready, Willing Able Social Enterprise Enhancement Initiative to upgrade and link TDF social enterprises to emerging industries, current technologies, and timely market opportunities. This funding will increase the career opportunities and earning potential of RWA trainees while growing each venture to offset reliance on government and philanthropic support.
|
New York |
NY |
$985,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New York City Economic Development Corporation |
Funding to facilitate the deployment and implementation of real estate and property technology (Proptech) pilot demonstrations on NYCEDC, DCAS, and NYCHA assets, with the goal of expanding the benefits of the Proptech sector to underrepresented building typologies & tenants. The pilots will address critical agency needs and city policy priorities, including decarbonization GHG emission reduction, public health, operating efficiency, and tenant communications.
|
New York |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
ARC XVI Fort Washington Center, Inc. |
This funding request is to build a new kitchen for the ARC XVI Fort Washington Senior Center, which is being relocated to 516 West 181 Street, New York, NY 10033. The build-out of our new space does not include the kitchen. For the past 48 years we have provided home cooked meals from our community kitchen for older adults 60+. We have also cooked take-home meals for seniors who are unable to leave their homes. In addition, we will expand to serving breakfasts, as well as continuing our weekly food pantry. Our kitchen has been used as a classroom to teach seniors to prepare nutritionally sound meals that require limited cooking, to support the desire of older adults to remain healthy and independent in the community. |
New York |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National Urban League, Inc. |
The Urban League Empowerment Center (ULEC) is currently under construction with L+M Development Partners, Taconic Investment Partners, and BRP Companies to develop an underutilized New York State-owned parking garage at 121 West 125th Street, Harlem, USA, into a 414,337 SF state-of-the-art mixed-use project totaling $242 million. Included in this is construction and fit-out for the Institute for Race, Equity and Justice that will contain conference space that the surrounding low and moderate income community can utilize where at least 51% of those residents are low/moderate income, meeting CDBG EDI requirements. Also, there will be over 15 permanent new hires for the Civil Rights Museum Experience (also included in construction and fit-out) and the conference space and we will commit to hiring 51% of low and moderate income individuals for those positions (meeting CDBG EDI requirements) . Both the Museum and the Institute will have programming and outreach to the surrounding low and moderate income community (where at least 51% of those residents are low/moderate income - meeting CDBG EDI requirements). |
new york, new york |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Governors Island Corporation |
The Trust for Governors Island seeks funding for design and planning to fully rehabilitate the pier to serve as the primary freight terminal for the Island. The project would enable the segregation of freight traffic from the Trust's primary passenger terminal and help to scale up the Island's freight processing capabilities as tenancies on the Island grow in association with a planned Center for Climate Solutions, as well as expanded year-round public access, increased public programming and park amenities |
new york, new york |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Governors Island Corporation |
The Trust seeks funding for design and planning to fully rehabilitate the pier using modern materials with an updated design, incorporating research, park and community uses. The rehabilitated pier would provide the berthing space for educational and research vessels already in use by tenants like the New York Harbor School and Billion Oyster Project, with capacity to accommodate future mission-driven tenants at the Center for Climate Solutions seeking to make use of Governors Island's unique position in the harbor. |
new york, new york |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Governors Island Corporation |
Yankee Pier is near the Island's midpoint and directly adjacent to the Development Zones, the Island's 43-acre park, the Governors Island National Monument and Historic District. The Trust seeks funding for design and planning to reconfigure the pier to serve as a new gateway for the Island, able to accommodate the up to 9,000 passengers per peak hour generated by expanded public access and a proposed Center for Climate Solutions in the long-term. |
New York, NY |
|
$499,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of Newburgh, New York |
The rehabilitation of the structurally deficien Lake St. Bridge is critical to stabilizing both commercial and passenger vehicular traffic along an important portion of State Route 32 in the City of Newburgh. Commercially, Route 32 is the official truck route from nearby New Windsor, through this dense 19th century city, and up into the Town of Newburgh. Of particular concern is the provision of vehicular access, by public bus transportation, to hundreds of aged residents of local Section 8 housing complexes immediately adjacent to the bridge. |
Newburgh |
NY |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Safe Harbors of the Hudson, Inc. |
Safe Harbors of the Hudson requests funds for design and construction documentation for the re-development of its Historic Ritz Theater. Funds received will be deployed to engage a design team to include architecture, structural engineering, mechanical/electrical/plumbing engineering, life safety, acoustics engineering, theater consultancy, and historic tax credit consultancy, to create a comprehensive and coordinated design, development, operations plan and construction specifications for a fully re-developed and re-activated Ritz. |
Newburgh |
NY |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newburgh |
Funds for the Food Security in the City of Newburgh project will be used specifically to assess, renovate or rebuild the building at the Downing Park Urban Farm once used as the garages to store lawn maintenance equipment for the Downing Park. The building will be converted into an innovative and environmentally sustainable space to support the growth of programming and staff at the Downing Park Urban Farm. |
Newburgh |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara River Greenway Commission |
This project will support the performance of a pilot demonstration of an on-demand, green, rapid transit system for people to travel from the Niagara Falls, NY Visitor Center to the vicinity of the Niagara Falls Aquarium. This will be a demonstration of a zero emission sustainable transit route that would be the 1st in the United States that will run its operations completely off of its own revenue. |
Niagara Falls |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Niagara University |
Niagara University (NU) is a bi-national university with campuses in Vaughan, Ontario and Niagara Falls, NY. The University is committed to establishing a footprint within the Bridge District that will be a major anchor for the local community. This project proposes the renovation of the First Congregational Church on Cleveland Avenue into an academic innovation hub that will be a center for multi-disciplinary services including professional workforce training, job promotion services, urban development and planning, English as a second language programs small business development, early childhood care, community and civic engagement, and an eSports lab.
|
Niagara University |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Asharoken, Inc. |
This project entails rehabilitating 1200 linear feet of a seawall that was constructed in 1996 by US ACE. Asharoken Avenue is a two lane roadway that provides the sole roadway and vehicle access for 1500 residents in Eaton's Neck, US Coast Guard Station Eaton's Neck, and the Eaton's Neck Fire Department and EMS. This portion of the roadway is bordered by Long Island Sound to the North and Duck Island Harbor to the South. The roadway is subject to severe flooding and over-topping of waves from LI Sound that results in hazardous driving conditions, stranded vehicles, police rescues and road closures. Public safety, health and education are all greatly impacted during storm conditions. The conditions have put lives in danger, caused residents to miss medical procedures and appointments, disrupted school instruction, endangered first responders and stranded families. A protected roadway would be of tremendous benefit by eliminating the dangerous conditions. The Village requests funds to conduct the design and engineering phase of this project.
|
Northport |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Commerce Chenango | Development Chenango Corp. |
Development Chenango Corporation (DCC) is in the process of purchasing a building in downtown Norwich to develop a 45-room hotel. This project is a much needed asset for Chenango County, and will have a ripple effect for economic development projects on Main Street. There is no viable hotel in all of Chenango County and this project will springboard our business development and tourism initiatives. |
Norwich |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Chenango |
This project will upgrade the outdated AWOS at Lt. Warren E. Eaton Airport. |
Norwich |
NY |
$239,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Binghamton |
The Ogdensburg Bridge and Port Authority is seeking $43,940,600 for a major construction project on the Ogdensburg-Prescott International Bridge. The project components include replacing the superstructure of the US plate girder spans 1 to 8, Canadian deck truss spans 18 to 23, and the Canadian plate girder spans 24 to 32 plus cleaning and painting the Canadian plate girder spans 24 to 32, main cables, and the suspender ropes. |
Ogdensburg |
NY |
$43,940,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Incorporated Village of Old Brookville |
The proposed project leverages the costs being spent by Village taxpayers for a Village Hall expansion and associated environmental improvements. It calls for replacing a failing septic system serving the building, which will require approx.& $25,000, plus landscaping. Village Hall dates back to 1964 and this is the first major improvement project being undertaken since then |
Old Brookville |
NY |
$60,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Incorporated Village of Old Brookville |
Grant funding is requested of $50,000 for an emergency 52 kW standby backup generator, and electrical work to configure, including wiring and automatic switchover for Village Hall, to avoid electrical outages and failures during a major storm event. A generator at the new Village Hall will ensure police and other vital Village services will have continuity of electrical power during major storms. A funding request of $50,000 is requested.
|
Old Brookville |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Oneonta |
Damaschke Field is located in Neahwa Park in the City of Oneonta and is home to the Oneonta Outlaws, a college level team. In 2020, the City of Oneonta completed Phase 1 of the Damaschke Field project which demolished a grandstand that was in poor condition and restored the park to a functional condition including electrical improvements, emergency lighting, backstop safety netting system, a portable press box, dugouts, private box seating, a portable tent for events, and perimeter fence restoration. Funding was provided by a $1M NY SAM grant and $202K from the City of Oneonta. The proposed Damaschke Field Phase 2 project will enhance the quality and versatility of the park with the following improvements: an elevated, open-air, fabric-covered plaza behind home plate for multiple uses and informal seating, enlarging the field by relocating the perimeter fence, a covered playground, an event tent and concessions area, a .3 mile walking loop with an elevated spectator path around the outfield, a Hall of Fame garden/exhibit, few fence, LED lighting retrofit, modified bleachers incorporating a spectator platform, a new service access gate, and a new maintenance shed.
|
Oneonta |
NY |
$3,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ossining |
This project will be used for design, engineering and construction of road infrastructure to facilitate safe bicycle/pedestrian usage along New York State Route 133 in the Towns of Ossining and New Castle, connecting the Downtown Village of Ossining commercial corridor and Ossining Metro-North Station to the Empire State Trail in Millwood. |
Ossining |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Ossining, NY |
The Village of Ossining has contracted with engineering planning firm Creighton Manning to study how Route 9 could be altered via a Road Diet to foster better economic development, enhanced walk-ability and pedestrian safety, while potentially also adding parking and/or bike lanes in one or both directions where practicable. The design and construction of the road diet would balance the corridor for more modes and uses by reallocating some of the space for vehicle traffic to pedestrians, flex space, and on-street parking, correcting a community divide that was inadvertently created via Urban Renewal.
|
Ossining |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oswego County |
The project includes interior and exterior finishes, signage and lighting for a new terminal building at the Oswego County airport.
|
Oswego |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Oyster Bay |
The Town of Oyster Bay (Town) proposes to make significant improvements to Parking Field O-6, known as Fireman's Field, located in Oyster Bay, New York. Improvements include improved site drainage, mitigation of non-point source pollution, increased groundwater recharge, and to provide for beautification of the largest parking field serving downtown Oyster Bay.
|
Oyster Bay |
NY |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Port Chester |
The Village of Port Chester is requesting federal funding in the amount of $250,000 to procure a geothermal heating and cooling system for Village Hall. The building's main and backup boiler systems have reached their end of useful life and in addition to Port Chester's municipal services, the building is also home to the administrative offices for New York State Senator Shelley Mayer and New York State Assemblyman Steven Otis, as well as the Town of Rye. |
Port Chester |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Inc. Village of Baxter Estates |
The Village of Baxter Estates is seeking to implement shoreline stabilization measures to address coastal erosion along the segment of Shore Road generally between Central Drive and Harbor Road and abutting Manhasset Bay which empties into Long Island Sound. The erosion concerns include failing gabion units, undermining of the existing sidewalk, soil loss, and reduction of vegetation and the natural beach areas. These conditions have diminished the natural habitat of the beach, and has also begun to undermine the pedestrian sidewalk and will eventually cause Shore Road, a Nassau County roadway, on which some 8,000 vehicles travel daily, to collapse.
|
Port Washington |
NY |
$2,980,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail, Inc |
The funds will be directed toward relocation of utilities and traffic calming measures along a 1-mile section of state Route 9D north of Breakneck Ridge. This is part of the first phase of work for the envisioned 7.5 mile linear park which will transform the area and create a gateway to and signature destination in the Hudson Highlands. Other activities of this first phase, which will total an estimated $52M, include new train platforms and fencing, a a shared use path, parking, bathroom facilities, a stewards station, and a signature timber bridge connecting over the tracks to the DEP drainage chamber.
|
Poughkeepsie |
NY |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Upstate Films |
Upstate Films, a regional non-profit cultural organization, is purchasing and revitalizing the Orpheum Theatre in Saugerties NY. This project includes the modernization of equipment, upgrade and renovation of the third screening hall and restoration of the historic marquee. Future improvements (Phase 2) include renovation of the lobby, conversion of the first screen into a multi-use space, the addition of ADA-compliant restrooms and conversion of the second screen into a smaller screening room and cafe. This project request also includes funding for architectural, engineering, interior design and construction planning for those Phase 2 improvements. |
Rhinebeck |
NY |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Richford |
The requested funds would be used to build a new town hall on land already owned by the town.
|
Richford |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Place for Learning dba Long Island Science Cen |
The Long Island Science Center is requesting federal funding to develop Exhibits and Programs featuring a 12,000 sq. ft. Rooftop featuring a 100-seat planetarium, and a roof deck with functional Agritech garden & wind/solar exhibits with the end goal to repurpose a vacant blighted building centrally located in a targeted area for revitalization at the federal, state, county, and local level being centrally located in a federal Opportunity Zone; a National Register Historic District; a NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Environmental Justice Area; a NYS Department of State Brownfield Opportunity Area; as well as a NYS designated Urban Renewal Area. We are also adjacent to the Peconic River, a federally designated Estuary of National Significance.
|
Riverhead |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
The requested funds would be used to finance portion of design services, right of way acquisitions, construction, and construction inspection for the reconstruction of Dewey Avenue between Felix Street and Emerson Street in the City of Rochester, Monroe County. The project also includes a realigned intersection at Dewey Avenue and Emerson Street to improve traffic flow and safety. |
Rochester |
NY |
$4,908,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Education Success Foundation |
Congressional funds will be used for critical Capital Improvements to a historic, 6.27-acre educational campus located in Rochester, New York's Maplewood Neighborhood, serving 3,000 children and their family members annually. Specifically, the funded project will address safety and energy efficiency of:
118,000 square foot school building (1001 Lake Avenue, built 1915), which requires 626 windows and 313 steel lintels
23,000 square foot former convent (16 Lakeview Park, built 1958), which requires 174 replacement windows, roof replacement, and boiler replacement. |
Rochester |
NY |
$3,889,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Genesee Regional Transportation Authorit |
RGRTA is seeking funding to purchase a hydrogen fuel cell powered bus and a portable hydrogen fueling system. |
Rochester |
NY |
$1,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Margaret Woodbury Strong Museum (DBA The Strong) |
The Strong requests funding for the implementation of its Digital Worlds exhibit gallery the centerpiece and primary tourism draw of the museum's 90,000-SF expansion and surrounding Neighborhood of Play. Digital Worlds will tell the history of video games while spotlighting the under-represented voices and often-untold stories that have defined gaming and tech development over the years including those of women, people of color, and members of the LGBTQ+ community while also helping to draw an additional 400,000 mostly-out-of-state visitors to the museum and downtown Rochester each year, generating $130 million in annual economic impact for the region.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Margaret Woodbury Strong Museum (DBA The Strong) |
During the final and most important phase of the new Neighborhood of Play development, The Strong is building a state-of-the-art 90,000-SF museum expansion which, once completed, will welcome nearly one million guests each year, contribute to the economic growth of downtown Rochester ($130 million in additional tourism spending), and host an immersive new exhibit Digital Worlds focused on the history of video games and grounded in promoting equity and inclusion. The Strong requests funding to support the steel infrastructure of the new building, which will provide the facilities needed to scale the museum's play-based exhibits, educational programs, and community access initiatives that will benefit hundreds of thousands of children and families in our region and beyond.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Foodlink, Inc. |
The Foodlink Expansion Project comprises the purchase of our current facility, headquartered in Rochester, NY, and a cooler expansion within our current footprint: $4,500,000 is to purchase the building where our current facility is located- allowing us to further expand our operations and food storage capabilities $750,000 will support the costs associated with the expansion of our existing cooler space. It is planned to use the requested federal funding solely on the cooler expansion, which will enable Foodlink to provide more fresh vegetables, fruits, dairy, and lean protein than ever before. |
Rochester |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Rehabilitation Center dba Rochester Reha |
Rochester Rehabilitation Center (RRC) seeks funding to complete significant capital improvements (re-roof, driveway expansion and paving, and warehouse renovations) to our University Avenue location.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Goodwill of the Finger Lakes |
Funding would support converting adjacent warehouse space in our Contact Center building to expand the current space from 75 seats to 165 seats, enabling us to accommodate the additional employees hired to support the increased utilization of 211/LIFE LINE that will continue to be needed as the pandemic mitigates and as the economic impacts persist for years to come. Longer term this volume will be replaced by the growth of our services through the United Way Systems Integration Project implementation across the Finger Lakes Region and other initiatives to better serve our employees and community. |
Rochester |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ibero-American Action League Inc. |
Our focus with this opportunity will be to provide financial education and funding streams to individuals as part of a pilot program. Ibero will provide alternative routes to traditional lending for the purchase of a home in neighborhoods with affordable housing stock in the city of Rochester. In addition to providing funds for the purchase of the home, in collaboration with our partners, Ibero will make available renovation funds for participants who successfully enter the program and purchase a home within the pilot period.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Joseph Avenue Arts and Culture Alliance |
The Joseph Avenue Arts and Culture Alliance, a 501c3 nonprofit organization in Rochester, NY, requests this as a component of $3.3 million required to complete the Center for Performing and Visual Arts, transforming our National Register of Historic Places listed landmark building into a community centerpiece offering free, world-class performance and educational programming to Rochester's historically under-served, inner-city communities of color.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rochester Fringe Festival, Inc. |
Requested funds will be used to attract quality performance artists/shows, approximately 100,000 people, and maintain our high level of free accessible shows in public spaces at the Rochester Fringe Festival in Rochester, New York. The requested funds will support the entire 2022 Rochester Fringe Festival, which has already secured non-federal funding through a grant from The Cultural Services of the French Embassy in the United States to bring to Rochester the U.S. Premiere of Exit by world renowned French company Cirque Inextremiste for the opening weekend of the 12-day festival (at no cost to attendees).
|
Rochester |
NY |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Neighborhood Housing Services of Rochester Inc |
The Sustainable Homeowner Program is two-fold: 1) to educate participants through a series of home buyer and financial coaching sessions, providing them the tools and resources necessary to become reliable, mortgage-ready homeowners during a challenging time in our economy, and 2) to provide financial coaching to current homeowners who are at threat of losing their home due to financial crisis as a result of COVID-19.
|
Rochester |
NY |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Griffiss Local Development Corporation |
Funds will be used to procure and install natural gas lines and boilers in 7 office buildings located at the Griffiss Business and Technology Park. This system will replace the aging, legacy US Air Force, central steam system that has far exceeded its useful life.
|
Rome |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Econommic Development Growth Enterprises Corp. |
Mohawk Valley EDGE has identified a lack of suitable warehousing capable of supporting the semiconductor industry in proximity to the Marcy Nanocenter. This project aims to kick-start the local semiconductor supply chain ecosystem by providing up to 150k sq ft of warehouse/office space situated on an EDGE owned parcel of land that is part of the designated Nanocenter Campus. The requested funds will be used to offset site development and utility infrastructure costs to build out an initial 50K sq ft of space that will support Wolfspeed (CREE) and other future tenants of Marcy Nanocenter.
|
Rome |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Seneca Falls |
The Town of Seneca Falls will use federal funds to the replace the blighted Bayard Street Culvert, improving drainage, pedestrian safety, and further capitalizing on the Town's commitment to downtown revitalization. Connected to the nationally registered historic Barge Canal, the culvert was constructed over 100 years ago, now showing significant signs of deterioration with missing and displaced pieces of masonry and loss of mortar throughout.
|
Seneca Falls |
NY |
$2,046,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherrill |
Automatic meter reading (AMR) is the technology of automatically collecting consumption, diagnostic, and status data from water meter or energy metering devices (gas, electric) and transferring that data to a central database for billing, troubleshooting, and analyzing. This technology mainly saves utility providers the expense of periodic trips to each physical location to read a meter. Another advantage is that billing can be based on near real-time consumption rather than on estimates based on past or predicted consumption. This timely information coupled with analysis can help both utility providers and customers better control the use and production of electric energy, gas usage, or water consumption.
|
Sherrill |
NY |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sidney |
Update office equipment: new computers, printer, wifi booster, new locks on safes.
Update Town Webpage.
Acquire a new generator for the Town Highway Garage.
|
Sidney |
NY |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wyoming County Highway |
This project consists of making improvements to approximately 4 miles of this highway project includes a milling of the existing deteriorated road surface and replaces it with a new durable asphalt wearing surface on West Lake Road from Oatka Rd to East Lake Road. Typical improvements will consist of an asphalt overlay to improve the riding surface and the shoulders along with associated miscellaneous items such as shoulder back-up and pavement markings.
|
Silver Springs |
NY |
$931,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Village of Sleepy Hollow |
The Village of Sleepy Hollow is seeking Appropriations funding in the amount of $100,000 to install a parklet at the intersection of Beekman Avenue and Cortlandt Street. The parklet project would convert existing curbside parking spaces at this intersection into a vibrant community space in the heart of the downtown district. Transforming this street with seating, greenery, bike racks, and pavers will accommodate an unmet demand for a thriving neighborhood atmosphere within our existing downtown retail and commercial streets.
|
Sleepy Hollow |
NY |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lewisboro, NY |
The requested funds will be used to add sidewalks and crosswalks to the hamlet centers of Goldens Bridge, Cross River and Vista providing for safe access to transportation (Metro North), shopping, restaurants and densely populated housing developments. |
South Salem |
NY |
$4,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. George Theatre Restoration, Inc. |
The St. George Theatre Restoration (SGT) requests funding to improve its physical infrastructure, encompassing both interior restoration and exterior work, to protect the theater's envelope and ensure its longtime viability. Scope of work includes full roof replacement, renovation of the building, asbestos remediation, and interior plaster and paint restoration. |
Staten Island |
NY |
$1,492,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Children’s Aid Society – Goodhue Center |
To extend the life of The Goodhue Center’s existing systems and structures, capital needs include: surface improvements such as asphalt covering in the parking lot, concrete podiums, retaining walls, and fencing; mechanical room repairs to boilers, heating pumps, pool equipment, air conditioning, and furnace systems; building electrical wiring and smoke/fire detector systems; building architecture repairs including those to foundation structures, service doors, exterior walls, window frame replacement, lighting systems; and roof repairs. The estimated cost of these capital improvements is $494,000.
|
Staten Island |
NY |
$494,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Snug Harbor Cultural Center & Botanical Garden |
Funds will be used to renovate and upgrade the interior of the Music Hall at Snug Harbor, which was built in 1892. The project is located at 1000 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, NY, Richmond County, Congressional District NY-11.
The project will improve the safety and appearance of the interior of the 686-seat Music Hall at Snug Harbor, including refinished doors and installation of required panic bars for all exits, new carpeting throughout the theatre, refinished floors and marble in public areas to reduce trip-and-falls, painting, upgrading public restrooms, new stage and house curtains, and new interior lighting.
|
Staten Island |
NY |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Westchester County (NY) Chapter of The Links, Inco |
Based on the positive feedback from current programming, the funds would be used to address not only food insecurity, but also, the emotional and social needs brought on by the pandemic within Westchester County.
|
Staten Island |
NY |
$15,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Suffolk County |
In order to address climate change and decrease the County's carbon footprint, reduce County fuel costs, and help the United States meet President Biden's goal to cut emissions 50% by 2030, Suffolk County will electrify 100% of the County Pool Vehicle Fleet by 2030. The County seeks funding to install forty electric vehicle charging stations at County facilities to support fleet conversion. |
Suffolk County |
NY |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Central New Regional Transportation Authority (CNY |
The Central New York Regional Transportation Authority (CNYRTA) intends to start a Bus Rapid Transit line on the James St. to Onondaga Community College route corridor, the Syracuse University to William F. Walsh Regional Transportation Center route corridor and improvements to the South Salina Street Route corridor
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Onondaga County Department of Transportation |
The Onondaga County Department of Transportation is seeking to complete the final segment of the Canalways Trail Salina Extension project (also known as the Loop-the-Lake-Trail) around Onondaga Lake. This segment will extend the existing trail beginning at Murphy';s Island over a multi-span bridge over both Ley Creek and the CSX railroad tracks.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse Regional Airport Authority - Syracuse, NY |
These funds will be used to redesign the Syracuse Hancock International Airport (SYR) Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Federal Inspection Station to comply with CBP regulations. Currently, the SYR Federal Inspection Station is out of compliance. Maintaining a Federal Inspection Station at the airport and in the region is critical to accommodate regional economic growth.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CNY Arts, Inc. |
Funds will be used to create murals, public art, and facade improvements within two of the CNY Arts and Entertainment (AE) Districts: the cities of Auburn, Cortland, Oneida, Oswego, and Syracuse. Public art will all by funded through a competitive peer panel process administered by CNY Arts to ensure local, NYS resident artists are engaged and the public art content is unifying and relevant to the community.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Syracuse Regional Airport Authority - Syracuse, NY |
This project replaces an Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Vehicle that has reached its useful life expectancy. This vehicle is the primary response vehicle and possesses the Airport's only high extension turret and penetration nozzle, this replacement unit is critical to the overall safety of the airport.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Good Life Youth Foundation |
The Good Life Youth Foundation (GLYF), a leading youth development and anti-poverty organization in Syracuse, is embarking on a capital project to build a Hip-Hop Center for Youth Entrepreneurship to expand the work of GLYF. The building has been purchased, but funding is needed to complete renovations and create this hub for youth, ages 13-24, to learn about identity, purpose, and entrepreneurship. GLYF is seeking $1,000,000 to assist with this capital project. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The State University of New York College of Enviro |
The State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY ESF) is seeking federal assistance to update the western entrance to its campus. This update will make the campus more accessible for visitors, students, and staff, ensure people feel safe and comfortable as they wait for busses, and enhance the entrance to the campus that thousands of people utilize each year.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CenterState Corporation for Economic Opportunity |
This initiative will position the Central NY region to successfully compete for semiconductor industry investments by addressing supply chain deficiencies focused on shovel-ready site availability. Funded activities will include developing site readiness, infrastructure, and workforce solutions; marketing and defining and deploying housing strategies to capture this unique market opportunity.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Techn |
The Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology, or MOST, has been an important part of the Syracuse community for forty years, but in that time many permanent exhibits have become outdated and obsolete. The MOST is seeking federal funding to upgrade the museum permanent exhibitions to bring them up-to-date and ensure they are operating at or above the industry standard. |
Syracuse |
NY |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing Visions Consultants, Inc. |
The Landing at Burke Meadows is being created to address the unmet need of affordable rural housing options for both seniors and families in Cazenovia and the surrounding community in Madison County. Many residents in Cazenovia and surrounding areas silently suffer the housing cost burden or find themselves living in substandard housing conditions. Those that suffer the cost burden are then unable to spend money on healthy food, proper clothing, reliable transportation and medical care. The Landing at Burke Meadows offers a creative, neighborhood based housing solution to address the priority need for quality affordable housing options.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Innovation Group of CNY Arts, LLC |
To continue to meet the goals of our organization, and work with state (Empire State Development's next $2.25M investment is coming) and local (Onondaga County $5M investment) partners, IGCNYA requires a significant amount of technological upgrades to increase its capacity. Many of our key employees are working on outdated computers and lack the proper software and equipment necessary to meet daily demands, especially in the age of COVID-19.
IGCNYA is requesting $108,000 for technology upgrades that will help our program continue to attract filmmakers, thus helping to promote the region, attract visitors, create jobs, and, ultimately, spur economic growth.
|
Syracuse |
NY |
$108,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town Of Dryden |
The Dryden Rail Trail Bridge project involves the construction of a multi-use pedestrian bridge to secure safe passage over a busy state highway, NYS Rt. 13. The project is located in the town of Dryden just north of Ithaca, New York.
The bridge is necessary to complete Phase 2 of the town's 10.4-mile Dryden Rail Trail project. This phase includes a 3.9-mile ADA-compliant multi-use trail that connects with the East Ithaca Recreation Way.
The Dryden Rail Trail will provide an off-road, non-motorized commuter and recreational route connecting the villages of Dryden and Freeville and the hamlets of Etna and Varna with the city of Ithaca and Cornell University. The trail will add a long-anticipated component to the network of multi-use trails in Tompkins County, enhance recreation and economic development, and help reduce carbon emissions by reducing motorized vehicle use. |
Town Of Dryden |
NY |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Eden |
The project seeks mitigate traffic impacts through access management techniques that minimize curb cuts and create safe pedestrian networks to the Town's Highschool, Middle School and Elementary School, while connecting the neighborhoods surrounding the schools to the Town's commercial hub and Hamlet Center to create walkable access to small business and grocery needs.
The project will also create road repair and storm water management opportunities for the Town. |
Town of Eden |
NY |
$2,979,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Islip |
The funds requested will be used to pay for the extension of the sewer line from Smith Street to Suffolk Avenue along Carleton Avenue in Central Islip. In addition to the environmental benefits, this extension will make possible the revitalization of this deteriorating commercial strip by allowing the construction of mixed use buildings. |
Town of Islip |
NY |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Niskayuna, New York |
The Town of Niskayuna is requesting funds to offset cost of building a new Senior/Community Center building and pool facility at Blatnick Park. |
Town of Niskayuna, New York |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead |
Comprehensive walking, wayfinding signage, and safety enhancements in the New Cassel neighborhood, to/from Park Avenue Elementary School in the neighborhood around Prospect Avenue, and between the Yes We Can Community Center & Bunky Reid Park. |
Town of North Hempstead |
NY |
$1,285,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead |
Sidewalk and streetscape improvements on 3,500 feet of the south side and north side of Union Turnpike from west of New Hyde Park Road to Lakeville Road, a highly-used area which currently is unsafe for pedestrians. The project is shovel-ready and designed to New York State and federal specifications. |
Town of North Hempstead |
NY |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead |
A top priority in North Hempstead is the restoration of the degraded and obsolete, 60-acre Beach Park on Hempstead Harbor into a community resource for community gatherings, festivals, recreation, and waterfront access. Key project components: design and installation of pedestrian and biking trails, sidewalks, crosswalks on West Shore Road, and parking facilities; and, design & installation of green infrastructure for stormwater management. |
Town of North Hempstead |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead |
The Town's Department of Service for the Aging seeks support for the purchase of two (2) new/replacement transit buses for senior transportation for health, medical, services, civic appointments, shopping and other essential destinations within the community. North Hempstead seeks to continue its leadership with low-/no-emissions transit vehicles with this procurement. |
Town of North Hempstead |
NY |
$656,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Hempstead |
The Town of North Hempstead Community Development Agency seeks to address blighted and deteriorated properties on the main commercial corridor of the economically distressed minority hamlet of New Cassel, with a grant program to enable small businesses to upgrade building facades and sidewalks at 33 targeted properties, as part of an overall brownfield revitalization, business development, and livability initiative. |
Town of North Hempstead |
NY |
$480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital Roots, Inc. |
Capital Roots is requesting support for construction of its Urban Grow Center Expansion. The project multi-faceted features will provide facilities which will support an array of public services at the nexus of food access, environmental justice, urban development and economic revitalization. |
Troy |
NY |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oneida County |
Design and construction of an approximately 7,000 sq.ft. material storage building which would house approximately 1,400 tons of airport friction sand. The use of sand on the airfield pavements will enhance safety by improving airplane directional control and overall braking performance.
|
Utica |
NY |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Utica, New York |
To plan, design, engineer and construct a pedestrian bridge across the CSX railroad tracks to link Utica's Harbor Point to the Adirondack Bank Center at the Utica Memorial Auditorium and the Nexus Center with Utica's Harbor Point
|
Utica |
NY |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oneida County |
The project consists of design and construction for the demolition of the 14,000 square foot, two-story former USAF alert facility building known as Building 44. There are hazardous materials present in the building which will be handled and disposed in accordance with current requirements.
|
Utica |
NY |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oneida County |
The purpose of this Business Park Development Plan is to evaluate all aviation and non-aviation uses of the property with the purpose of generating additional revenue for Oneida County to assist in offsetting operational expenses at the airport. Planning, environmental, and conceptual design services will be provided.
|
Utica |
NY |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NYSARC, Arc Oneida Lewis Chapter |
The purpose of this project is to create a safe parking lot behind 245 Genesee Street, the headquarters of the Arc Oneida-Lewis, which is centrally located in downtown Utica. This includes paving, adding lights, and security cameras so that the lot is safe for employees, people supported by the Arc who have intellectual and developmental disabilities, and the public.
|
Utica |
NY |
$530,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Seneca, County Of |
Seneca County will revitalize rural communities by transforming vacant, abandoned, unsafe, and environmentally challenged properties along its primary tourism routes. As the tourism industry in the Finger Lakes Region recovers from the pandemic, it is crucial that visitors and residents alike perceive Seneca County as a vibrant destination for travel. |
Waterloo |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Watertown |
This proposal will fund an outdoor performing arts center in John C. Thompson Park with a capacity to hold 5,000 to 10,000 attendees. It includes a covered stage with lawn seating and ancillary facilities including dressing rooms, restrooms, a food prep area, utility connections and pedestrian connections.
|
Watertown |
NY |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Watertown |
The extension of Waterman Drive will provide a second access point for vehicles going to and from City Center Industrial Park and the Jefferson County Public Safety Building. There is currently only one point of access, which presents issues with congestion and public safety.
|
Watertown |
NY |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Waverly CSD |
Waverly Central School District is launching a youth innovation center with a cleantech curriculum to meet regional cleantech workforce opportunities. Through development of a cleantech curriculum, students will be exposed to electrification technologies, sustainability benefits, issues of social equity, mentors, clean-tech career opportunities, training and in-house project-based electrification technologies that will allow students the opportunity to pipeline directly in to the workforce.
|
Waverly |
NY |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nassau County Department of Public Works |
Funds are being requested for the construction phase of the Sands Point Preserve Bridge reconstruction. The project will rebuild the parapet walls, repair substructure and superstructure components and to bring the bridge into ADA compliance.
|
Westbury |
NY |
$1,780,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Greenburgh |
A request for construction funds for the retrofit and installation of corridor signalization (Adaptive Traffic Control System - ATCS) and related pedestrian safety improvements from the Hartsdale Train Station to the intersection of Central Park Avenue. |
White Plains |
NY |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ohel Children’s Home and Family Services |
Ohel is requesting $495,000 in federal funding to make needed capital improvements to Ohel's Camp Kaylie located at 400 Mount Vernon Road in Wurtsboro, NY. The requested funding will be used to purchase and install new generators; make needed improvements to the camp's infirmary; and install new gates, fencing and IT infrastructure throughout the camp. The capital improvements will create at least 22 local jobs in the Wurtsboro area. |
Wurtsboro, NY |
NY |
$495,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Schumer |
NY |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Westhab, Inc. |
The SoYo Preservation project will deliver critically needed capital improvements and repairs to sustain 79 units of affordable housing in 9 multi-family apartment buildings in Southwest Yonkers owned and operated by Westhab.
|
Yonkers |
NY |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bristol, NH |
Funds from this request would support the Town of Bristol’s efforts to deliver reliable broadband services to residents and local businesses who need it for telework, telemedicine, distance learning and research. |
Bristol |
NH |
$994,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Mt. Washington Valley Economic Council |
This project supports infrastructure upgrades at the Mt. Washington Valley Technology Village Business Resource Center, including the installation of water, sewer, road and broadband networks. |
Carroll County |
NH |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Claremont |
Funding from this request will support the installation of a fire sprinkler system in the Claremont Opera House. |
Claremont |
NH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
University of New Hampshire |
This request supports a statewide initiative led by the University of New Hampshire and the New Hampshire Veterinary Diagnostics Laboratory to expand the molecular diagnostics capacity of the New England region. |
Durham |
NH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bristol |
Funding from this request will offset costs associated with the construction of a new 22,000 square foot public safety building in Bristol, NH. |
Grafton and Merrimack Counties |
NH |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Mid-State Community Development Corporation |
This project will support the renovation of an existing 8,400 square foot building in Plymouth, NH, to allow the Mid-State Community Development Corporation to better meet the needs of children and families in Grafton County. |
Grafton County |
NH |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Campton |
This project supports the purchase and installation of 2 VHF P25 compliant interoperability Radio repeaters and the additional equipment that will be needed to operate this new system. |
Grafton County |
NH |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Society for the Protection of New Hampshir Forests |
This project supports infrastructure investments at The Rocks in Grafton County, replacing a community economic and educational resource lost to fire in 2019 by renovating an existing historic barn as a net-zero forest exploration center. |
Grafton County |
NH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Littleton |
Funding from this request will be used to offset the costs associated with the implementation of Phase II of the Littleton Main Street project, which would address a number of challenges in the area to include: re-alignment a dangerous intersection in downtown, installation of sidewalks and pedestrian walkways and additional parking. |
Littleton |
NH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Warner |
This project will help to create a mile of multi-use trail in Merrimack County as well as provide improvements to the natural habitat along the trail. |
Merrimack County |
NH |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Newport |
Funds from this request will help to offset costs associated with building a new community center in Newport, NH. |
Newport |
NH |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Northumberland |
This request would help to fund the construction of a new public safety building in Northumberland, NH, which would house all services in one building and provide for the safe operation of all of the town’s emergency services. |
Northumberland |
NH |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sandwich |
This request supports a public-private partnership to construct a fiber optic broadband network which will service the Town of Sandwich and provide reliable internet access for households and local businesses in the area. |
Sandwich |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Durham |
This project supports efforts to expand and strengthen the health and safety functions of the Town of Durham’s fire station. |
Strafford County |
NH |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Swanzey |
This request would help to offset costs associated with the construction of a new fire station in Swanzey, NH, which will improve the town’s ability to meet the community’s needs and improve the fire department’s ability to recruit and retain call/volunteer members. |
Swanzey |
NH |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cheshire County Sherriff's Office |
This project would replace Cheshire County Sherriff’s Office Dispatch Center existing public safety and emergency communications network with a wide area digital network radio system. The project will also support engineering studies that will provide recommendations for the strategic placement and best use of the remote radio and relay sites and provide solutions that best address how to fill in radio communications gaps in the highly rural areas. |
Cheshire County |
NH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Keene, NH, Police Department |
This project would provide funding for 50 Body Worn Camera (BWC) units and equip 16 cruisers with integrated In-Car Video Systems, as well as associated Wireless Access Points and necessary training and start-up equipment. It would also provide the Keene Police Department (PD) with unlimited cloud storage and the software necessary to run the program and conduct redaction as necessary for Right to Know requests based on NH Statute. Keene PD is requesting this funding to meet the NH Law Enforcement Accountability, Community, and Transparency Commission’s recommendation to implement BWC programs in all New Hampshire law enforcement agencies as part of New Hampshire law enforcement reforms. |
Cheshire County |
NH |
$415,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center |
This project would replace the Discovery Center’s 92 planetarium seats (installed in 1990) with new adjustable seating that would provide a better view of presentations on the Center’s overhead domed screen. The funds would also allow for the Center to replace their old projectors with a newer, more energy-efficient model. |
Concord |
NH |
$348,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of New Hampshire |
This proposal builds on University of New Hampshire's (UNH) efforts to construct a unique, ultra-sensitive magnetometer array to better understand how Earth’s geomagnetic environment responds to space weather generated by the sun. This work, and these instruments, help build interest in STEM and space research at the undergraduate level through Space Weather UnderGround (SWUG), and graduate level through federal projects where students in the SWUG can get hands-on experience with flight instrumentation. |
Durham |
NH |
$501,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Exeter Police Department |
This project would provide funding for the Exeter Police Department (PD) to purchase body-worn camera (BWC) units and equip cruisers with integrated In-Car Video Systems, as well as associated Wireless Access Points and necessary training and start-up equipment. Exeter PD is requesting this funding to meet the New Hampshire Law Enforcement Accountability, Community, and Transparency Commission’s recommendation to implement BWC programs in all New Hampshire law enforcement agencies as part of New Hampshire law enforcement reforms. |
Exeter |
NH |
$232,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Greenland Police Department |
This project would allow the Greenland Police Department (PD) to purchase 9 body-worn camera (BWC) units and access the cloud storage and the software necessary to run the program and conduct redaction as necessary for Right to Know requests based on New Hampshire Statute. Greenland PD is requesting this funding to meet the New Hampshire Law Enforcement Accountability, Community, and Transparency Commission’s recommendation to implement BWC programs in all New Hampshire law enforcement agencies as part of New Hampshire law enforcement reforms. |
Greenland |
NH |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Greenland Police Department |
This project would fund the installation of an electronic (via cards or fobs) key security system for the Greenland Police Station, which would provide documentation of who enters/leaves, access of the property/evidence room and building security. The funds would cover the cost of the physical security system (estimated at five (5) electronic entrances and 15 cards/fobs to be issued to authorized employees), the computer and/or software needed to run/control the system. |
Greenland |
NH |
$15,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Merrimack Police Department |
This project would fund the Merrimack Police Department and Fire Department’s efforts to upgrade to their exiting radio system to an 800 megahertz (MHz) digital trunked radio system in order to alleviate current coverage issues. Both departments have had radio coverage issues while trying to transmit inside large structures and other geographically compromised areas. |
Hillsborough County |
NH |
$1,472,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Nashua Police Department |
This project would allow the Nashua Police Department (PD) to provide interpretation and translation services to community members. Currently, this service is not provided due to a lack of local resources. Nashua PD would contract with an outside vendor who would provide interpretation and translation 24/7 via phone as well as video conference in both the field and a formal setting. |
Nashua |
NH |
$95,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Municipal Alliance for Adaptive Management |
This federal funding would help the Municipal Alliance for Adaptive Management invest in and expand both eel grass and oyster restoration in Great Bay. The Municipal Alliance for Adaptive Management would work with the Piscataqua River Estuaries Program to monitor the eel grass growth and would partner with other organizations on oyster restoration monitoring. Both eel grass and oyster beds can naturally help to treat and improve the water quality in Great Bay. |
Rochester |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of New Hampshire |
This project would expand and renovate University of New Hampshire Jackson Estuarine Lab (JEL) by 4,000 sq ft. to: 1) launch a state-of-the-art water quality lab that can leverage UNH’s investment in genomic sequencing, better engage federal, state, and local partners, and provide real time monitoring of the Great Bay Estuarine System; 2) provide the local support through a new high bay space for marine operations (manned, autonomous), aquaculture systems for sustainable seafood, expanded diving, and field operations; and 3) create convening space to support Federal, state, and community engagement and coordination. |
Rockingham and Strafford Counties |
NH |
$3,813,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Hampshire Fish and Game Department |
This project would fund New Hampshire Fish and Game outreach efforts to inform the New Hampshire fishing industry of NOAA’s proposed rule related to Agency-required efforts to reduce the risk of injury and mortality to the North Atlantic Right Whales. The funds provided by the request would assist in the development of outreach materials and meetings with the industry to outline the current issues and obtain input on remedies that will help the lobstermen comply with the proposed rule modifications. |
Rockingham and Strafford Counties |
NH |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
NH Department of Safety-Division of State Police |
This CDS proposal would provide the New Hampshire State Police with funding needed to obtain hardware, software and additional training to appropriately respond to the rise in digital crime. The project will allow the NH State Police Department of Special Investigation to provide improved, free services to local Law enforcement agencies as well as expanded training for forensics lab staff. |
Statewide |
NH |
$1,224,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Plymouth State University |
This project would fund upgrades to the Plymouth State University’s (PSU) Draper & Maynard Outfitting the Electromechanical Technology and Robotics (EMTR) Lab with new technology and equipment. EMTR is a new PSU four-year program that aims to prepare students for state-of-the-industry technology careers in robotics, automation and IoT (Internet of Things) technology platforms. |
Statewide |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New Hampshire Department of Justice |
This CDS project would allow the New Hampshire Department of Justice to solicit applications from New Hampshire Law Enforcement for one time capital expenses, security upgrades and community police initiatives. This will include funding for body and dashboard cameras, radio system upgrades, bulletproof vests, stipends for training of police officers and community policing initiatives. This will allow law enforcement agencies to make important upgrades that may not have been available because of limited local budgets. |
Statewide |
NH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Durham Department of Public Safety |
This project would replace the Town of Durham’s existing public safety and emergency services land mobile radio (LMR) communications equipment infrastructure which is obsolete and unserviceable, with new modern technology and equipment. The Town of Durham and Strafford County government are collaborating with Motorola Solutions to build an updated communications system. The project is shovel-ready (pending funding) and can be constructed over a twelve to eighteen month period. |
Strafford County |
NH |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Strafford County |
This project would allow Strafford County to build out an engineered two-way radio system to cover the current needs of all County Law Enforcement, Fire, EMS and Emergency Management Entities. This system will provide portable radio coverage at an industry standard of 95% coverage area and 95% reliability county-wide to increase responder safety and coordination by having reliable and improved coverage. |
Strafford County |
NH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Bedford |
This project would offset the costs of the 4,500 lineal feet of utility upgrades needed to advance the installation of a 1.04 MW net metered solar array. |
Bedford |
NH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Derry |
Funds provided by this project would be leveraged support the installation of a 2.2 megawatt landfill solar panel system that would generate enough electricity to cover 100% of the town’s municipal electrical usage. |
Derry |
NH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers |
This congressionally directed spending request supports efforts by the City of Dover to extend a public river walkway along a city-owned, underutilized property to connect the parcel with a trail system on conservation land located downstream from the Cochecho River. |
Dover |
NH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
University of New Hampshire |
This funding would support the Oyster River Resiliency Project, a proposed community-centric microgrid connecting the University of New Hampshire and Town of Durham. |
Durham |
NH |
$1,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Hanover |
This project would support statewide efforts to establish a community choice aggregation program that will allow local governments in Grafton and Cheshire Counties to procure power on behalf of their residents, businesses and municipal accounts. |
Hanover |
NH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Hanover |
The project would replace existing inefficient High Pressure Sodium streetlights with efficient, controllable LED street lighting. |
Hanover |
NH |
$271,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Energy and Water Development |
Town of Newport |
This project would fund the installation of a new, energy-efficient heating, cooling and air ventilation (HVAC) system for the 115-year-old Newport Town Building and replace existing windows in the building with a more energy-efficient alternative. |
Newport |
NH |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Financial Services and General Government |
Town of Candia |
This project would help to fund the design, planning and construction of a public safety complex and a facility for the Town of Candia that will be used by their Highway Department. The facility will also be used as a resource for Candia’s fire department/rescue service and police department. Employees and contractors of the Highway Department will be able to service and repair equipment, and police and fire personnel will have access to decontamination showers. |
Candia |
NH |
$2,174,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Financial Services and General Government |
New Hampshire Judicial Branch |
This project would help to offset the costs of the design and engineering of a new Rochester Circuit Court courthouse, which is currently located in the town’s old post office building. The project would allow the City of Rochester to house all court proceedings in one building, use the old post office building to meet the city’s needs and provide an opportunity for further redevelopment of downtown Rochester. The City of Rochester has a parcel of land available for the project. The estimated cost for design and engineering is $1,161,000, and the estimated cost of site work and construction is $14,340,000. |
Rochester |
NH |
$1,161,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Homeland Security |
City of Manchester Fire Department |
This congressionally directed spending request would assist in providing the City of Manchester with an Emergency Operations Center (EOC) to facilitate the region’s emergency and disaster response efforts. |
City of Manchester |
NH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Homeland Security |
Hampstead Fire Department |
This congressionally directed spending request would support efforts by the Town of Hampstead to renovate an existing fire station into a fully interoperable Emergency Operating Center (EOC) that will improve the town’s ability to coordinate information and emergency resources. |
Hampstead |
NH |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Homeland Security |
Town of Durham Department of Public Works |
This congressionally directed spending request would assist the Town of Durham in purchasing generators for two town water pump stations, the Durham Police Station and town public works facility. These backup generator at the water pumping station would ensure residents in Durham as well as the University of New Hampshire continue to have water in the event of a prolonged power outage. |
Town of Durham |
NH |
$543,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bow |
To spur economic development, the Town established the Bow Business Corridor Tax Increment Finance District consisting of 422 acres. The highest priority project is to extend the Town’s existing municipal water system to service the properties within the District. A large portion of the land has been re-zoned for commercial, industrial or mixed uses to take advantage of its prime location and I-89/I-93 highway access. The lack of public water impedes any future development. MtBE was detected in Bow Junction and Bow Mills and the contamination levels do not meet Drinking Water Quality standards set by the NH Department of Environmental Services. The project includes the installation of approximately 15,500 linear feet of new water main north along NH Route 3A to service the District, a water storage tank, and water booster. This project is included on the State’s Drinking Water SRF Intended Use Plan. |
Bow |
NH |
$801,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town and Village of Canaan |
Replacing and enhancing drinking water infrastructure, including leaded water line replacement and river crossing protection. |
Canaan |
NH |
$1,470,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
N.H. Preservation Alliance |
This project rescues, restores and revives the vacant Gasholder building in Concord, listed on the National Register of Historic Places (2018) and documented by the Historic American Engineering Record (1984). This distinctive 88' diameter brick structure with a wooden cupola is a visible and significant landmark in the capital city. This rare survivor is one of 14 known gasholders in the U.S. and is the only one to have its inner workings intact. Major roof damage nearly a decade ago caused water infiltration that has made the vacant and unused landmark extremely vulnerable. |
Concord |
NH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Conway Village Fire District |
This project would address sources of inflow and infiltration into aging sewer lines to reduce flows within the system and ensure sewage is not leaking into groundwater. |
Conway |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dover |
Replacement of existing 14-inch or 16-inch cast iron water mains installed in 1880 on Central Avenue that are tuberculated and undersized for current and future needs. |
Dover |
NH |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
University of New Hampshire |
Funds would be used to provide combined monitoring of SARS-CoV-2 biomarkers and per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in campus and regional community wastewater systems, as well as develop methods to extend wastewater surveillance to include a wide range of other emerging contaminants (e.g., pharmaceuticals, antibiotics, personal care products, anticonvulsants, insecticides, etc.). |
Durham |
NH |
$1,335,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Exeter |
Upgrade of the Webster Ave sewer pump station and and appurtenances will provide for greater commercial and residential development in the sewershed, including the expansion of Exeter Hospital. |
Exeter |
NH |
$1,040,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
Franconia Ridge Trail is one of the most popular of all the White Mountain National Forest trails and is also part of the famed Appalachian Trail (AT). The trail work would concentrate on installing structures to better define the trail to keep hikers from veering off the path and trampling fragile alpine vegetation, of which the East Coast has so little. Trail work would also focus on installing rock steps and water bars to protect the trail from further erosion. |
Gorham |
NH |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Greenville |
Design and construction of a chemical feed facility to achieve compliance with a NPDES permit in furtherance of State and Federal environmental goals, while limiting further economic hardship on a community which is already facing significant financial limitations. |
Greenville |
NH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Keene, NH |
Funding would be used to do an engineering assessment of the sewer force main to determine condition, identify weak points/areas at high risk of failure and the work to repair these areas. |
Keene |
NH |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lebanon |
Replacement of a major high pressure, 1958 cast-iron 12" water main that services many businesses and connects the water supply from Lebanon to West Lebanon. The purpose is to provide both domestic and fire protection water to a very essential business district in the most economical way to address the water asset deficiencies. |
Lebanon |
NH |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Silvio O. Conte NFWR |
Funding for this project would support federal acquisition of a conservation easement by USFWS of more than 4,092 acres of priority lands in New Hampshire from a willing seller (Bear Hill Conservancy) as additions to the Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge (Conte Refuge), which spans the four-state Connecticut River watershed. |
Lyme, Canaan, Hanover, Dorchester |
NH |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Nansen Ski Club |
This federal appropriation will be used to help in the preservation of the Big Nansen Ski Jump, a historic site registered on the National Register of Historic Places, in Milan, NH. The Big Nansen Ski Jump was once the largest ski jump in the world and used for several Olympic Trials, including the 1938 trials, and other national championships. This appropriation will be used to address structural issues associated with the site’s aging infrastructure. |
Milan |
NH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Nashua |
Overhaul of deteriorating fish ladder at the Jackson Mills Hydroelctric project to support the watershed and fish habitat. |
Nashua |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Newport |
Engineering for preliminary and final design, project bidding and selection, and construction inspection of the wastewater treatment plant upgrade. |
Newport, NH |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
Sewer extension project (Colonial Pines) to connect homes currently serviced by septic system to city sewer service in an area with high groundwater and a history of failed septic systems. This ongoing work to reduce septic systems will reduce nitrogen in groundwater and receiving water bodies. |
Rochester |
NH |
$5,083,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester, NH |
The proposed project will provide upgrades to the City’s wastewater treatment plant septic receiving area which are necessary to comply with EPA’s Great Bay Total Nitrogen General Permit effective February 2021.
Funding for this project will be allocated for the engineering design and the construction of a modern and user-friendly system to collect and treat waste from septic systems in Rochester, NH. The project will protect public health and reduce in non-point source nitrogen loading to the Great Bay watershed by providing a reliable means for septage disposal. This project is included in the State’s Clean Water SRF Intended Use Plan.
|
Rochester |
NH |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lakes Region Community Services |
This congressionally directed spending request would assist the Lakes Region Community Services, the Area Agency for the Lakes Region, with implementing an electronic visit verification system, billing and accounting software and case management and scheduling software. Several of these updates are required as part of a Medicare Corrective Action Plan. |
Belknap County |
NH |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coos County Family Health Services |
Coos County Family Health Services is requesting Congressionally Directed Spending funds to renovate and retrofit a building in downtown Berlin in order to expand their safety net dental clinic and serve more patients in this underserved community. |
Berlin |
NH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern New England Perinatal Quality Improvement |
The STONE pilot project would bring together Dartmouth-Hitchcock physicians and experts to provide simulation training for rural emergency room and EMS personnel and will also utilize tele-medicine capabilities to allow rural emergency rooms and EMS real-time connections to neonatal specialists who can help bedside teams with acute care of newborns.
|
Carroll, Coos, Grafton, and Sullivan Counties |
NH |
$192,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Keene State College |
Keene State College, in partnership with the Monadnock United Way, is seeking funds to support initiatives to increase both the number and level of training for childcare workers, including training and professional development for current workers. The aim of these initiatives is for higher retention of employees in the field, which will also help to expand childcare availability in the Monadnock Region. |
Cheshire and Hillsborough Counties |
NH |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Families Flourish Northeast |
Families Flourish Northeast seeks funds to build a state of the art residential treatment facility and clinical support program for women where they can also bring their children. Funds would be used to renovate and reconfigure a 3-story living space in Lebanon to house 14 women and their children ages 0-12. |
Cheshire, Sullivan, Grafton, Carroll and Coos Ctys |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coos Early Childhood Task Force |
This congressionally directed spending request would devote funds to the Coos County Childhood Task Force for the purposes of ensuring the sustainability of thirteen high-quality childcare centers in Coos County by changing the financial constructs they currently operate under. This will be done by creating a Childcare Quality Improvement and Sustainability Fund, a regional substitute pool and a Childcare Scholarship Program. |
Coos County |
NH |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Littleton Regional Healthcare |
Littleton Regional Healthcare has requested funds to help sustain its Obstetric Care Program and maternity ward, the only maternity ward still open in Northwestern New Hampshire. Funding would be used to ensure the continuation of the program and to prevent residents of New Hampshire from having to travel long distances for maternity care. |
Grafton and Coos County |
NH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Medical Center & Saint Anselm College |
Catholic Medical Center (CMC) and Saint Anselm College would use Congressionally Directed Spending funds to build a 13,000sq ft. state-of-the-art m healthcare simulation facility in New Hampshire. CMC and Saint Anselm College would renovate and build this center on Manchester’s West Side. This facility would be used for healthcare staff, nursing and healthcare students and other stakeholders for on the job training, representations of real life health care events and testing.
|
Hillsborough County |
NH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stepping Stones |
Stepping Stones has requested Congressionally Directed Spending funds to help implement more robust programming for the homeless youth drop-in center it established last year in Nashua. They provide basic needs such as food, showers, clothes and toiletries, but also work with youth to obtain necessary documentation like a driver’s license or a copy of a birth certificate. |
Hillsborough County |
NH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Country Health Consortium |
This congressionally directed spending request would assist the North Country Health Consortium's efforts to strengthen its grants management capacity. The Consortium would use this one-time allocation of funds to hire a grants manager, fund staff training on grants research and upgrade accounting systems and grant tracking systems. |
Littleton |
NH |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health |
Dartmouth-Hitchcock is seeking funds to expand the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Outpatient Clinic in Manchester in order to house an expansion of the Children’s Hospital at Dartmouth-Hitchcock (CHaD). |
Manchester |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catholic Medical Center |
This request aims to improve the space where Catholic Medical Center (CMC) is currently housing involuntarily admitted behavioral health patients “boarding” in the emergency department while they wait for a behavioral health bed to open. |
Manchester |
NH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern New Hampshire Univeristy |
Funds from this request would be used by Southern New Hampshire University to establish a Basic Needs Center on campus to help students, faculty and staff experiencing food insecurity.
|
Manchester |
NH |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dismas Home of New Hampshire |
Dismas Home has requested funds to help with an outreach campaign to recruit participants in their program. Dismas Home offers a four-phase substance use disorder treatment program for previously incarcerated women. Due to COVID restrictions at jails and prisons, it has been very hard for Dismas Home to recruit new residents and they have been unable to transition existing residents out of the home due to delays in the court system. These funds would help to keep Dismas Home programming afloat with more outreach efforts.
|
Manchester |
NH |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern New Hampshire University |
Southern New Hampshire University is requesting funds to undertake a community needs analysis regarding the greatest needs for English language instruction for immigrants and refugees in Manchester. This analysis will inform the university and help them to customize the Intensive English Program at the Center for New Americans. They would also use funds to hire support staff and upgrade the Center’s technology and supplies. |
Manchester and Hooksett |
NH |
$233,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern New Hampshire University |
Southern New Hampshire University is requesting funds to support a feasibility study and community needs assessment on advancing postsecondary opportunities for incarcerated individuals in the state, specifically by looking at the efficacy of a hybrid college degree program for those incarcerated. Funds would be used to support staff working on the study, program expenses and faculty capacity support. |
Manchester and Hooksett |
NH |
$170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YWCA NH |
YWCA NH is seeking funds to enhance trauma-informed training for law enforcement and first responders to ensure they can respond to children who have experienced trauma. Funds would also be used to strengthen ACERT infrastructure, provide more ongoing support for traumatized families and access to a database for closed-loop referrals to services to increase the number of children experiencing trauma who received evidence-based mental health services. |
Manchester, Concord, Laconia, Somersworth |
NH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Safari Youth Club |
Safari Youth Club has requested funds to expand a wrap-around services program to 45 families in the Manchester area to help facilitate youth by helping parents better understand the school system, combat COVID vaccine hesitancy and connect them to eligible services. They would also like to use funds to run a summer sports camp where they would also teach health education including COVID-19. |
Manchester, NH |
NH |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nashua Community College |
his request would assist the Nashua Community College in purchasing updated training aids and equipment for a new Aviation Technology Training Center at the Manchester Boston Regional Airport. Nashua’s Aviation Technology Program is the only FAA-certified program in the state and this new space will give the college room to expand the program. |
Nashua |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Nashua, Division of Public Health |
This congressionally directed spending request would support the City of Nashua’s Division of Public Health Department and Community Services in purchasing new equipment and supplies for their STD Clinic. |
Nashua |
NH |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Colby-Sawyer College |
Colby-Sawyer College has requested funds to construct a new, state-of-the-art building for its School of Nursing & Health Sciences Program. This program has expanded over the last few years as Colby-Sawyer has worked with Dartmouth-Hitchcock on a five-year project to expand their partnership to address critical workforce needs. This project will fill a critical need for nursing education to ready the next generation of nurses.
|
New London |
NH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HealthFirst Family Health Center |
This project would help HealthFirst Family Health Center, a FQHC serving NH’s Lakes Region, to renovate approximately 5,000 sq. ft. at its facility in Franklin. Renovations would include a build out of two additional provider pods allowing space to expand access to primary care and behavioral health. It will also enable the center to bring Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) services on-site.
|
Northfield and Merrimack County |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One Sky Community Services |
One Sky Community Services, one of NH’s 10 Area Agencies for those with developmental disabilities and traumatic brain injuries, would use funds to construct a residential facility with 24/7 care for 6 individuals with developmental disabilities in Northwood, NH. |
Rockingham County |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Support Network, Inc. |
Community Support Network Inc. (CSNI), which represents all of the New Hampshire Area Agencies working with the developmentally disabled community, requests funds to develop a training and professional development program to enhance New Hampshire’s Intensive Treatment Services (ITS) workforce. ITS services are meant for individuals with developmental disabilities who also have high-risk behaviors including problematic sexual behaviors, arson or aggression towards others. |
Statewide |
NH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health |
Dartmouth-Hitchcock is requesting funds in order to establish the Center for Advancing Rural Health to address persistent health disparities in rural communities. This center would work to foster improvements in rural health through research, healthcare design, education, workforce development & community action. |
Statewide |
NH |
$448,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Early Learning New Hampshire |
This congressionally directed spending request would support collective efforts led by the New Hampshire Child Care Advisory Council, the New Hampshire Association for the Education of Young Children and the State Early Learning Alliance of New Hampshire to strengthen the core network of organizational supports for the childcare field in the state. |
Statewide |
NH |
$414,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Campus Compact for New Hampshire |
This project aims to improve completion rates for NH residents who have left college without a degree. Campus Compact for New Hampshire would use funding to hire a coordinator who will work on several strategies including increasing access to resources, promoting reverse transfer opportunities, addressing racial and ethnic disparities that can lead to drop-out and establishing relationships with local employers to create work pathways for non-completers. Funds would also be used for pilot projects at NH colleges and universities to support bringing non-completers back to campus. |
Statewide |
NH |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wentworth-Douglass Hospital |
Wentworth-Douglass Hospital would use these funds to expand its Care Van Program, which assists in helping bring patients to medical appointments when they have no other means of transportation. The Care Van program is designated for patients who are unable to provide for his or her own transportation; have no other regular, reliable, and appropriate means of transportation, either public or private (such as by bus, family members, or friends), and; do not have insurance that will pay for transportation services such as the VA, Medicare, Medicaid, Triplink, nor qualify for any other transportation service. |
Strafford County |
NH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
TLC Family Resource Center |
TLC Family Resource Center aims to expand their current services around Adverse Childhood Experiences to better integrate family strengthening and peer recovery strategies that address the impact of Substance Use Disorder on child outcomes.
|
Sullivan and Grafton County |
NH |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sullivan County |
This request aims to help Sullivan County as it undertakes a renovation of the Sullivan County Nursing Home in Unity. Sullivan County aims to expand the square footage of the campus by 50%, modernize the campus and update plumbing and heating infrastructure. |
Sullivan County |
NH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ammonoosuc Community Health Services |
Ammonoosuc Community Health Services (ACHS) would use funds to renovate the 2nd floor of the organization’s space in Whitefield, NH which will allow for increased access to Substance Use Disorder, behavioral health, nutrition and patient navigational services.
|
Whitefield |
NH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bedford Historical Society |
This congressionally directed spending request would provide funding to support the Bedford Historical Society (BHS) in its efforts to continue rehabilitating the former Stevens-Buswell School in order to open it as a new community center. |
Bedford |
NH |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Colonial Theatre |
This congressionally directed spending request would fund the installation of an heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system at the Colonial Theatre in Bethlehem, New Hampshire. |
Bethlehem |
NH |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Concord |
Funding for this request will provide for the engineering and construction of a multi-modal boulevard in order to link the Horseshoe Pond Corporate Park to downtown Concord. The Horseshoe Pond Corporate Park is home to dozens of businesses, hundreds of employees and the Grappone Conference Center. Currently, in order to travel from this location ½ miles to downtown Concord, one must either take I-393 or take a circuitous 2.5 mile surface road journey through the NHTI campus. Results from a city-commissioned traffic study show that building this boulevard, known as the Storrs Street Extension, would relieve traffic off North Main Street and provide increased access for hundreds of cyclists and pedestrians per day. In addition, the boulevard itself will provide numerous development opportunities in adjacent lots and restore a currently blighted area of Concord. |
Concord |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Concord |
his funding would go toward widening the existing piers supporting the Loudon Road Bridge in Concord. This widening will allow for a sidewalk on one side, shoulders on each side for bicycle use, a five-lane travel way section with a 4-foot median, and a 14-foot multi use path on the north side of the bridge. The project will make crossing the river safer for all modes of transportation, while alleviating what is currently a chokepoint to and from downtown and west Concord. The bridge improvement will also provide the needed infrastructure to link the two ends of the proposed Merrimack River Greenway Trail, which will provide a 12 mile multi-purpose paved trail from the Pembroke town line to Boscawen. |
Concord |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CATCH Neighborhood Housing |
CATCH is requesting a $250,000 federal appropriation to cover the anticipated unbudgeted COVID-19 pandemic-related increases in material costs. This funding will ensure that the Rosemary’s Way residential development in Penacook is completed on time and as planned, creating 42 new low-to moderate-income housing units in Concord. Rosemary’s Way construction is slated to be completed in January 2022. This funding will enable CATCH to keep Rosemary’s Way development on schedule and within the current financing structure. Concord is in significant need of additional affordable housing inventory. The vacancy rate for two-bedroom units in Concord is 1.4 percent, compared to a regional vacancy rate of 5 percent and a national rate of 7 percent. At the same time, the median gross rent in Concord is $1,262 –nearly 20 percent higher than it was just five years ago. |
Concord and Penacook |
NH |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Dover |
Funding this request would provide for the complete reconstruction of Central Avenue, the main thoroughfare in Dover. The project would follow “Complete Street” policy guidelines, ensuring safety for all road users and pedestrians. Specific construction would be for road resurfacing, stormwater drainage, bicycle and pedestrian amenities, intersection improvements with lighting and intelligent traffic signalization. This project will provide improved pedestrian and bicycling facilities in this area, and improved utility connections with new water and stormwater infrastructure will improve the quality of life and economic vitality of the area. |
Dover |
NH |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Dover |
This congressionally directed spending request would provide funding to extend a multi-use trail to connect Dover Middle and High School with local lower income multifamily apartments to provide a safe bike/walk route to school for local students. |
Dover |
NH |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Dover |
This request is for funding to replace the decking of the Chestnut Street Bridge in Dover. In addition, funding would be used to widen the sidewalk along the bridge in order to improve pedestrian use and allow for proper snow plowing. Smart signal technology will also be installed to control the crosswalk at the end of the bridge and improve safety for pedestrians. |
Dover |
NH |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Affordable Housing, Education and Development, Inc |
This funding would support AHEAD, a nonprofit community development corporation based in Littleton, New Hampshire, in a project to create up to 150 newly constructed, affordable housing units on a 77-acre, in-town site with 29 acres designated for conservation and recreational uses and up to 17 acres designated for use as the site of a new elementary school. Funding would be for the acquisition of this site and for infrastructure development including construction of roadways, water and sewer systems and underground electrical systems. This project would help address the significant affordable housing shortage in the North Country. |
Grafton and Coos Counties |
NH |
$970,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport |
The Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) has undertaken a public-private partnership to develop up to a 100,000 square-foot air cargo facility, with a private developer funding the building and related work, and MHT funding the aircraft apron, taxiway connectors, utility relocation, and an access road. The partnership leverages private investment to bring much needed air cargo capacity and high paying jobs to New Hampshire. The cost of the Airport’s share of the project is significant and, without federal assistance, will require the Airport to issue bonds to construct the apron, which will increase the cost of the project and be counterproductive to the efforts the Airport has undertaken to lower airline operating costs. |
Hillsborough and Rockingham County |
NH |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Nashua Soup Kitchen & Shelter |
This funding would support the Nashua Soup Kitchen and Shelter (NSKS) in renovating the old Sacred Heart elementary school at 35 Spring St. to serve as an emergency shelter and permanent housing for individuals experiencing homelessness. The shelter will provide space for families with children, single adult men, and single adult women. In addition, 11 units of permanent housing for single adults will be provided. Emergency childcare for families experiencing homelessness, healthcare services to be provided by the local Community Health Center, and job training will all be provided on site. |
Hillsborough and Rockingham County |
NH |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Waypoint |
This proposed project would fund Waypoint’s work in Manchester to open the first ever emergency shelter and dedicated permanent housing units for youth and young adults in NH. Opening an emergency shelter and permanent housing requires significant investment. While Waypoint has launched an aggressive fundraising campaign and the Manchester Board of Mayor and Alderman have approved a request from Waypoint for nearly $730,000 in Community Improvement Program funding for the shelter, to be able to complete this project requires a federal appropriation. |
Hillsborough County |
NH |
$771,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hooksett |
Funding provided through this CDS request would support the Town of Hooksett in expanding its sewer system in the west side of the town between Exits 10 and 11 of Route 93. The new sewer system will allow for increased flows for the existing businesses and promote development for potential businesses requiring higher sewer flows.
|
Hooksett |
NH |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Keene |
The project intends to renovate the City of Keene's existing Recreation Center’s restrooms to meet ADA requirements, improve the Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems to provide greater energy efficiency within the building and improvements to the lobby which connects these two spaces. |
Keene |
NH |
$334,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lebanon |
This request would fund renovations of a former school building to convert it into a Community Center in a distressed area of Lebanon, New Hampshire. |
Lebanon |
NH |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Londonderry |
Funding provided through this CDS request would support the Town of Londonderry in their construction of a sewer pump station and associated infrastructure to provide sanitary sewer service for future economic development in the area around New Hampshire Exit 4A along I-93. |
Londonderry |
NH |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Manchester Housing and Redevelopment Authority |
This funding would support the Manchester Housing and Redevelopment Authority (MHRA) in conducting pre-development activities that will enable the agency to meet its due diligence, complete engineering and site work design, architectural design and bid documents to substantially rehabilitate Kelley Falls Apartments, a post-WWII public housing development in Manchester comprised of 132 units. |
Manchester |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Victory Women of Vision |
Victory Women of Vision (VWV) is a Manchester-based nonprofit dedicated to helping immigrants and refugees resettle in NH. Funding for this project would assist VWV in establishing a center to centralize their services for immigrant populations. These services include financial support, access to information and communication (translation, interpretation) services. The center will also have a cultural food pantry and serve as a community/information center. |
Manchester |
NH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Concord, Community Development Department |
Funding for this project would go toward street improvements of a 1-mile stretch of Manchester Street to create a three lane section with a dedicated two-way left turn lane for businesses and neighborhood access. Consistent with the City’s complete streets policy, a 5-foot bike shoulder will constructed along with a 5-foot paved sidewalk and grassed buffer. Right-of-Way to accommodate a future five-lane roadway, if required in the future, will be acquired as part of the project as well. Selected water and sewer main and service line improvements will also be constructed to allow stormwater infiltration providing water quality improvements and reducing peak discharges. The project has been fully designed and engineered by the City. |
Merrimack County |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Nashua |
This funding would support improvements to Walnut Street in Nashua. The Walnut Street “Oval” is the result of 1950s urban renewal, and has led to a lack of circulation, prohibition of vehicular movement, and an unsafe situation for pedestrians. This project would tighten the impacted intersections, reintroduce sidewalks, realign the roadways to connect them and allow for traffic flow, create new intersections, and install signaling. Combined, these improvements will reintroduce a street grid that allows traffic to move efficiently and vastly improve pedestrian safety. Early conceptual and engineering studies have been completed with the design phase beginning immediately upon receiving funding. |
Nashua |
NH |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Nashua |
Funding for this request would provide necessary, rehabilitative upgrades to the Taylor Falls Bridge in Nashua, which are intended to prevent a much more costly, and more disruptive, complete replacement of the deck within the next decade. This is a heavily trafficked bridge and an important connection over the Merrimack River. A disruption to travel over this bridge could force travelers from communities on both sides of the river to travel miles out of the way to one of the other crossings to the north or south. |
Nashua |
NH |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Nashua |
This congressionally directed spending request would provide funding to support efforts to construct a plaza around the Nashua Public Library in Nashua, New Hampshire. The plaza will provide a public gathering space as well as areas for sports, public art and performances and events. |
Nashua |
NH |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Newport, NH |
This congressionally directed spending (CDS) project will enable the Parlin Field Airport in Newport, New Hampshire to completely resurface its 3,400 ft. runway to ensure continued safe, sustainable usage by local residents, tourists and businesses. |
Newport |
NH |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NH Community Loan Fund |
This CDS request would help the NH Community Loan Fund provide affordable housing for low- and very low-income families in Portsmouth. Funding would go toward development of an existing manufactured housing cooperative known as the Woodbury Cooperative. Development activities would include removing abandoned, dilapidated commercial buildings, improving water and sewer infrastructure, reorienting two manufactured homes to improve spacing for fire safety, the addition of four new affordable homes and the widening of the shared driveway to accommodate fire trucks and ambulances. |
Portsmouth |
NH |
$343,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Strafford Regional Planning Commission (SRPC) |
This request would fund each of the nine New Hampshire Regional Planning Commissions’ efforts to prepare a new regional housing needs assessment (RHNA) and update their comprehensive plans which were last updated in 2015. This statewide update of RHNAs by each region will provide needed information such as an analysis of housing supply and demand, and fair share housing calculations that communities and agencies require for their own planning efforts. |
Statewide |
NH |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Hampshire Judicial Branch |
The funds obtained through this request would be used to expand the landlord-tenant mediation pilot program statewide so that all New Hampshire residents, regardless of location, can use mediation. Currently, only landlords and tenants who have cases in either Concord or Claremont Circuit Courts are able to mediate their cases. Additional funding will be used to expand the capacity of the program so that it can be offered in all 31 district divisions in New Hampshire. Mediation promotes housing stability and expanding this program would provide tenants and landlords across NH access to this useful and stabilizing program. |
Statewide |
NH |
$556,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Seacoast Family Promise |
This CDS request would support the development of affordable housing facilities in Strafford and Rockingham counties to provide permanent supportive housing for families with children. |
Strafford and Rockingham Counties |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Our Place, Inc. |
The funding from this CDS request will allow Our Place to hire an architect to consult with in evaluating potential properties for purchase and renovation that will provide permanent supported housing and services to adults with developmental disabilities in Seacoast, New Hampshire. Our Place will offer a combination of housing choices of one-and two-bedroom apartments, each with their own kitchen and bathroom. 24-hour support will be available as needed and accessibility will be maximized across the property. Our Place will be built to accommodate people with a wide range of support needs. The property will have a large kitchen for optional group meal prep and family-style dining as well as a living space. Funding will allow One Place to hire an architect, skilled in ADA and accessibility, to help the organization evaluate potential properties suitable for this project. |
Strafford and Rockingham Counties |
NH |
$7,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Community Action Partnership of Strafford County |
This funding would support the Community Action Partnership of Strafford County (CAPSC) to consolidate its separate anti-poverty programs within one facility in Dover. CAPSC partnered with the Housing Partnership to create 42 workforce housing units, and CAPSC occupies 17,000 square feet of commercial space on the ground floor with Head Start, homeless and housing programs, fuel assistance and administrative services. Project funding would eliminate CAPSC’s mortgage on this property and provide additional reductions in expenditures on utilities, phone service, and technology. The dollars saved would be reinvested back into its programs and would contribute to the long-term sustainability of the organization. |
Strafford County |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shaheen |
NH |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Easter Seals New Hampshire, Inc. |
Easterseals will use the funds towards building modernization, a modest expansion and accessibility improvements to the Champlin House senior community center. Funds will support engineering, architectural services and construction of physical improvements. Expected outcomes would be interior modifications and expansion to create larger, more spacious program areas, the addition of an elevator, upgraded/new bathroom facilities, and improvement of meal preparation capacity. |
Strafford County |
NH |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of South Alabama College of Medicine |
Rehabilitation and expansion of healthcare education and research facilities. |
Mobile |
AL |
$60,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Operation & Maintenance dredging at the Bayou Coden waterway. |
Bayou Coden, AL (Mobile County, AL) |
AL |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Operation & Maintenance dredging at the Bayou La Batre Channel. |
Bayou La Batre, AL (Mobile County, AL) |
AL |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Operation & Maintenance dredging at Sunflower Bar on BWT River system. |
Black Warrior and Tombigbee Rivers, AL |
AL |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Operation & Maintenance dredging at the Bon Secour River. |
Bon Secour River, AL (Baldwin County, AL) |
AL |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Operation & Maintenance dredging to repair a connecting ship channel at Dauphin Island Bay. |
Dauphin Island Bay, AL (Mobile County, AL) |
AL |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Operation & Maintenance dredging at the Mobile Harbor, Mobile River, and Theodore Channel. |
Mobile Harbor; Mobile River; Theodore Channel |
AL |
$33,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Operation & Maintenance dredging at the Perdido Pass channel. |
Perdido Pass Channel, AL (Baldwin County, AL) |
AL |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Operation & Maintenance dredging at the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, including the disposal area. |
Tennessee - Tombigbee Waterway (TTWW) AL and MS |
AL |
$8,380,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Feasibility study to investigate the viable commercial use of deepening and widening the Tennessee—Tombigbee Waterway and Black Warrior and Tombigbee Rivers. |
Tombigbee Waterway,AL&MS & Black Warrior&Tombigbee |
AL |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Operation & Maintenance dredging at the Bob Woodruff Lake, Bill Dannelly Reservoir, and Claiborne Lake. |
Woodruff Lake, Dannelly Reservoir, Claiborne Lake |
AL |
$9,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UAB School of Medicine |
Construction of a new biomedical research building |
Birmingham |
AL |
$151,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa |
For the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa for a permanent endowment fund to support the recruitment and retention of exceptional faculty in science and engineering. |
Tuscaloosa |
AL |
$100,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alabama State Port Authority |
To provide for design, planning, construction, and build out of docks, wharves and piers, as well as a facility and related drainage, roads, and utilities. For repairs and expansion of existing docks, wharves, and piers. For land acquisition and site improvements, including the addition of related utilities, for the development of a facility, including related roadways. |
Mobile |
AL |
$132,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mobile Airport Authority |
To purchase land, conduct surveys, construct and reconstruct, perform demolition, renovate and relocate facilities, undertake planning and design work, and make other improvements, such as drainage, lighting, and utility systems work, for the Mobile Downtown Airport. |
Mobile |
AL |
$100,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Shelby |
AL |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Alabama State Port Authority |
For rail infrastructure and improvements to support freight transportation needs and enable efficient and cost-effective movement of international exports and imports through Alabama, the Southeast, the Midwest, and beyond. |
Mobile |
AL |
$67,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Chino Valley |
The Rodeo Drive project will provide commercial development opportunities by upgrading a 200 acre business park with water, sewer and electric services. |
Chino Valley |
AZ |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Superior |
This funding will allow the Town of Superior to create an Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center to stimulate new businesses, a workforce training center to train residents in the high-paying skilled trades in demand in local industries, and a full-service multigenerational center to attract workers to new industry jobs and to live in the community. |
Superior |
AZ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Cochise County Sheriff's Office |
This funding will be used to implement a new monitoring program to help with searches in remote areas. Funding will also be used to purchase ballistic shields to protect personnel from gunfire, safety and radio equipment to support Search and Rescue (SAR) volunteers, and a large capacity prisoner transport vehicle. |
Cochise County |
AZ |
$247,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Glendale, Arizona |
Glendale AZ Public Safety Mobile Command Center: The current Mobile Command Center was configured in the year 2000 and is outdated, lacking proper communications equipment, making it unable to adequately meet the public safety needs of the community. A new Mobile Command Center would provide updated technology to serve law enforcement functions and also serve as a backup Emergency Operations Center for frequent large events and potential natural disasters in the region. |
Glendale |
AZ |
$715,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lake Havasu City |
Lake Havasu City Police Station and Jail Refurbishment: This funding will upgrade and rehabilitate the nearly 30 year old police station and jail to upgrade the jail cells, doors, locks and fire safety system, provide a new roof, and new HVAC system. |
Lake Havasu City |
AZ |
$3,372,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Mammoth |
Town of Mammoth Public Safety Patrol Vehicles: This funding will be used to provide much needed updated patrol vehicles for the Town of Mammoth. The current patrol cars are damaged and unreliable. |
Mammoth |
AZ |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The McMicken Dam is a 9.5 mile structure that protects Luke Air Force Base, 130,000 residents, and critical transportation infrastructure from flooding. Because of its age and natural factors, a rehabilitation of the dam is required to continue protecting this region from flooding. |
Buckeye |
AZ |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The Cave Buttes Dam is a 110-foot high, 2,260-foot long earthen dam constructed by the Army Corps of Engineers that protects more than over one million downstream residents from five municipalities and $15 billion in residential and commercial property from flooding. This study would help determine the feasibility of using the District is proposing installation of a filter-drain system to protect the dam from seepage to reduce the risk of catastrophic failure. |
Cave Creek |
AZ |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Rose and Palm Garden Washes Small Flood Control Project: Douglas, a community that relies on tourism and cross-border trade through its port of entry, experiences significant flooding in the Rose and Palm Garden washes and oftentimes much of the City can be under a foot of water or more. This flood control project is necessary to protect the area and the international trade that drives the region’s economy. |
Douglas |
AZ |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The proposed project is to continue the Lower Santa Cruz River Feasibility Study with a focus on the Eloy Levee/Channel project, under the Army Corps’ Section 205 Continuing Authorities Program. According to the Corps of Engineer’s draft feasibility study, the Eloy Levee/Channel is which is designed to an approximately a 20,000 linear foot structure that has the capacity to mitigate Santa Cruz River flooding for the community of Eloy, Pinal County, Arizona. |
Eloy Levee |
AZ |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
San Carlos Irrigation and Drainage District Canal Rehabilitation: This funding will allow for the removal and replacement of bridges and utility infrastructure above the Florence Canal as part of a three year project to line an SCIDD is in the first year of a three-year lining project for an 11.25-mile reach of the Florence Canal. |
Florence |
AZ |
$4,145,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The McCormick Wash is a nearly century old earthen tunnel that has fallen into disrepair and partially collapsed due to erosion. It is only a matter of time until it collapses further, threatening catastrophic flooding to the city of Globe. This funding will jumpstart a flood control project to protect the city from flooding, an investment which would protect the federal government from more costly mitigations caused by a potential flood. |
Globe |
AZ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This funding would be used to conduct a feasibility study of the viable alternatives identified in the appraisal study in order to make recommendations to Congress on climate change adaptation solutions in the Verde River basin. Identifying and implementing a viable solution will ensure effective management of central Arizona’s water supplies, in light of impacts expected from climate change, for more than two million residents that reside in communities in central Arizona. |
Maricopa County |
AZ |
$1,125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding will cover planning, engineering, and design costs for the Little Colorado River at Winslow Levee project in Winslow, AZ. The project was authorized in WRDA 2020. |
Winslow |
AZ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Financial Services and General Government |
General Services Administration |
Feasibility Study for DeConcini Port of Entry: This study will allow for better understanding of the challenges and opportunities needed to improve the efficiency of trade and travel, as well as port security, if the DeConcini Port of Entry goes through a remodel and update. The DeConcini Port is an important pedestrian and personal vehicle land port of entry and has not seen updates since the 1990s. |
Nogales |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Tempe |
This project encourages the development of micro manufacturing in Tempe by helping entrepreneurs, with a focus on entrepreneurs of color, overcome the greatest obstacles to start-up manufacturing space and capital. Working with Tempe-based co-manufacturing solutions provider MAC6, LISC Arizona, Arizona State University, and entrepreneur coaches at Hustle, Phoenix |
Tempe |
AZ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Bullhead City Fire Department |
Bullhead City Fire Department Radio Upgrades: This funding will allow the Bullhead City Fire Department to upgrade its radio equipment, which will enable improved communication within the department and with partner agencies in California, Nevada, and the federal government. |
Bullhead City |
AZ |
$1,375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Copper Canyon Fire and Medical District |
Copper Canyon Fire and Medical District: The Copper Canyon Fire and Medical District will use this funding to upgrade their nearly 30 year old ladder truck that no longer meets the needs of the community, and is beyond the recommended 20-year replacement window, as recommended by the National Fire Protection Association. |
Camp Verde |
AZ |
$1,375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Crown King Fire District |
Crown King Fire District Wildland Fire Equipment: The Crown King Fire District will use this funding for wildfire response equipment, to be able to better respond to fires and protect the properties of residents and visitors. |
Crown King |
AZ |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Highlands Fire District |
Highlands Fire District Type 6 Wildland Fire Engine: This funding will be used to replace their outdated, unreliable, and unsafe type 6 wildland fire engine so they can best protect the community from wildfires. |
Flagstaff |
AZ |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Pinal County |
Pinal County Emergency Operation Center Technology: This funding will assist with the renovation of Pinal County’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC), which will improve operational coordination, communication, and public information for one of the fastest growing counties in Arizona. |
Florence |
AZ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Mt. Lemmon Fire District |
Mt Lemmon Fire District Fire Station Expansion and Remodel: This funding will be used to renovate and expand their current fire station so that it meets the minimum requirement for occupational safety and health for personnel living and working onsite. |
Mt. Lemmon |
AZ |
$1,992,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Pine-Strawberry Fire District |
Fire Station Replacement Program Pine-Strawberry Fire District: This funding will be used to replace one wildfire engine and improve the fire station so it can best protect the community from fires. |
Pine |
AZ |
$2,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
City of Sedona |
Emergency Operations Center-Police Remodel and Renovations: The current police station was never designed as a critical, 24-hour public safety facility and the increased police personnel, equipment, and work space needed to serve a growing community and destination have outgrown the current facility design and footprint. This funding request will expedite the renovation and remodeling of the existing site to meet the needs of the police department and serve as a small emergency operations center (EOC). |
Sedona |
AZ |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Homeland Security |
Pima County Sheriff's Department |
Pima Regional Incident Management Exchange: Pima County’s current Mobile Command Center is outdated, lacking adequate space and technology. This funding would provide a new mobile command vehicle to enable coordination and communication between local and federal law enforcement during large events and disasters. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Chandler |
Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) systems allow for smart meters to collect utility consumption data in real time via a system of network devices and data backhaul. The City of Chandler is hoping to couple local investments with a partnership with the federal government for the purchase and installation of 33 network devices to complete this innovative project. In an AMI system, network devices are the portion of the network infrastructure that is strategically placed throughout the City to collect meter reads and data on a continuous basis an improvement from the current process, where data can only be obtained monthly using a drive-by device or by obtaining a visual read. |
Chandler |
AZ |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Flagstaff |
Flagstaff Watershed Protection Project: Forests of the Intermountain West are threatened by a convergence of two significant factors: unnatural overstocking with small trees and weather conditions that contribute to the increasing severity, size and frequency of catastrophic wildfire. The combination of excess forest fuels, combined with the certainty of lightning- and human-caused ignitions, guarantee there will always be fire in our forests. The City of Flagstaff Watershed Protection Project (FWPP) aims to tackle those challenging elements of restoring forests within high threat areas, providing greater protection for the Flagstaff community from the health, public safety and economic impacts of fires and floods. |
Flagstaff |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Gila County |
Gila County Wildfire Protection: this funding would allow Gila County to do necessary maintenance on and continue operation of a system of water tanks and bladders in the area that allow for aerial firefighting in partnership with the Tonto National Forest and local fire districts to quickly respond to new fires. This capability is essential to protect life and property in an area prone to wildfires, and to squash fires early, saving on firefighting and recovery costs. |
Gila County |
AZ |
$609,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Glendale, Arizona |
Glendale Water Supply Inter-Connects: this funding would support a project to interconnect Glendale, Peoria, and Phoenix’s water supplies to allow for the transfer of water between jurisdictions. Currently, such a transfer is not possible, and due to the varied sources for the city’s water supplies, it is a critical capability in the event that one of the water supplies is limited or shut off. |
Glendale |
AZ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mohave County |
Bank Street Channel Stormwater Control Project: This funding will be used to divert stormwater to the existing Mohave Channel, which will alleviate flooding issues along Bank Street in front of the Kingman High School. |
Kingman |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Arizona Department of Environmental Quality |
Halting Cross-Border Drug Smuggling & Protecting Nogales Wastewater Infrastructure: This project would fund the installation of a screening device to prevent cross-border drug smuggling through the International Outfall Interceptor (IOI) in Nogales, AZ. The IOI is a failing wastewater pipeline which often spills raw effluent into the streets of Nogales. Local stakeholders recently agreed upon a plan to rehabilitate the pipeline, but in order to protect the pipe from future disruptions, a device must be installed to prevent cross-border drug trafficking, which harms the structural integrity of the pipeline. |
Nogales |
AZ |
$3,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pima County |
Mission Garden, located the foot of Sentinel Peak, on the west side of Tucson, is the site of the Native American village of S-cuk Son (Chuk Shon), a place sacred to the Tohono O’odham that gave Tucson its name.
Capital improvement investment in Mission Garden will galvanize continued local support and leverage public/private participation to ensure and maintain historical preservation and education at the Birthplace of Tucson site.
|
Pima County |
AZ |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
Forrest Road 512: This funding will allow for planning of applying an all-weather surface to Young Road, which is the sole access to the community of Young. This all-weather surface is needed to ensure that residents, visitors, and emergency services can access the community for work, emergencies, or services including a planned veterans center. |
Young |
AZ |
$472,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Superstition Fire & Medical District |
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Device Implementation: This funding will be used for implementation of a CPR device that provides high quality compressions delivered automatically, allowing first responders to expedite the use of other lifesaving tools and therefore enhance the survivability of patients who are in cardiac arrest. |
Apache Junction |
AZ |
$116,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Be A Leader Foundation |
Project funding for the Class of 2020 and 2021 Postsecondary Re-Engagement Project will allow Be A Leader to target graduates from two of the most diverse high school districts in Arizona and provide them with individualized support with the financial aid and postsecondary application process, and support through their first semester of college. |
Maricopa County |
AZ |
$188,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Arizona Hospitality Academy |
The Arizona Hospitality Academy will train people in hospitality work, digital and employability skills, and language instruction. Our 11 hospitality vocational training programs will provide students with the technical and soft skills necessary to succeed in housekeeping, food and beverage, front of the house, and back of the house jobs. All students will complete digital skills and employability training to prepare for and succeed in an evolving job market. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$1,109,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Creighton University |
Eight new simulation labs are planned as part of the new Creighton University Health Sciences and Medical School Campus in Phoenix to assist in the University’s commitment to train the next generation of physicians, nurses, physician assistants, pharmacists, and therapists in the southwest and to support clinical partners Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center, District Medical Group, and Valleywise Health. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Terros, Inc. DBA Terros Health |
The Terros Health McDowell Health Center project is to expand services and increase the patient capacity in the underserved areas near this Federally Qualified Health Center. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valley of the Sun United Way |
This request would help early grade students in Maricopa County who are struggling with reading, by providing them with increased access to digital reading materials and one-to-one online tutoring with a trained volunteer. The funding would allow for the expansion of the Vello Online Tutoring program from 40 classrooms to 47 classrooms, ultimately providing this service to 1,175 students for an entire school year. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$261,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Human Development |
RIF/SWHD will implement a high-quality plan to support childhood literacy that includes book distributions, literacy activities, teacher support, and parent involvement, reaching 19,500 elementary children in need. RIF’s 5 decades of literacy expertise has enabled the organization to create a model for impact that is customizable, scalable and sustainable. RIF will help students build their home libraries and expand their books access through a mix of print and digital books. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Williamson Valley Fire and Mayer Fire Districts |
15-Lead Cardiac Monitors: This funding will be used to purchase six 15-lead cardiac monitors (three each) for Williamson Valley Fire District and Mayer Fire District. Both fire districts have Intergovernmental Agreements in place for shared resources and are managed by the same Fire Chief. |
Prescott |
AZ |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fry Fire District |
Fry Fire District Cardiac Monitors: This funding will be used to purchase cardiac monitors so the fire district, which has been stretched to assist with COVID-19 in the community, can continue to provide adequate emergency services. |
Sierra Vista |
AZ |
$105,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Arizona Technology Council Foundation |
The proposed project will support the cultivation of Regional STEM Ecosystem Hubs led by local leaders and organizations, and communities of practice (COPs) around key focus areas, such as diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI); STEM literacy; workforce skills; and STEM learning and teaching tools, among others. Strengthening the Ecosystem will provide important opportunities for 1) uniting Arizona communities across diverse geographic and economic boundaries, 3) transforming the current STEM landscape, 3) leveraging state investments in STEM, and 4) opening opportunities for federal entities to invest and engage in ecosystem activities. |
Tempe |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tuba City Regional Health Care Center |
Tuba City Long Term Care, Skilled Nursing and Cancer Treatment: the Navajo Nation lacks the capacity to adequately provide long-term care, skilled nursing, and oncology services, requiring many Navajo seniors to travel long distances and even move off of the Nation in order to access them. This project would fund the construction of facilities on the Navajo Nation to care for seniors so that they can age with dignity near their families. |
Tuba City |
AZ |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Frontera |
Funding would be used for developing in-school and community centered programming and academic based peer specialist programming for at-risk youth in need of social and emotional community education programming, with expansion of the collaboration of Youth Rising, YouthForce and La Frontera programming to additional schools and communities and ensuring the importance of education opportunities for at-risk youth, who are underserved, at-risk of failing to graduate or fulfill their potential, through expansion of the collaboration of Youth Rising, YouthForce and La Frontera programing to additional schools and communities.
|
Tucson |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pima County Community College District |
Pima Community College Flexible Industry Training: This funding will provide the equipment needed for the Flexible Industry Training (FIT) Lab at Pima County College’s new Center of Excellence in Applied Technology, ranging from 3D scanners and printers, to foundry and casting equipment, to electronic assembly tools, laser cutters, robotic arms and probes, and electronic wiring trainers. This center will partner with business and industry to train and upskill employees with the skills to meet the needs of the labor market and get good-paying jobs. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Yuma Multiversity Campus Corporation |
Yuma Multiversity Campus - Expanding Higher Education Access and Success: These funds will be used to leverage local investments to develop curriculum and programming for area students. The Yuma Multiversity Campus Corporation works with local employers to ensure local students are receiving degrees and training necessary for the local economy. |
Yuma |
AZ |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Air Station, Yuma |
Bachelor Enlisted Quarters, MCAS Yuma: This funding would allow for construction of a much-needed new multi-story Bachelor Enlisted Quarters, including 304 rooms to house 608 Marines, requiring parking facilities, and recreation facilities for permanent enlisted personnel. These billeting quarters at MCAS Yuma would help maintain unit integrity by avoiding either housing personnel in unsafe billets or housing them off base. |
Yuma |
AZ |
$99,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Air Station, Yuma |
Combat Training Tank Complex, MCAS Yuma: This project would construct a combat training tank and applied instruction building at MCAS Yuma to support combat water survival training and mandatory bi-annual swim qualifications for Marines and Sailors. The applied instruction building includes classrooms, administration and lifeguard offices, equipment storage, locker/shower rooms, medical rooms, and utility/mechanical areas for the tank. |
Yuma |
AZ |
$29,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Glendale Municipal Airport |
Funding will be used to reconstruct the approximately 30,000 square foot South Apron of the terminal at the Glendale Arizona Municipal Airport. The city of Glendale’s pavement management engineers have determined that the pavement that makes up the apron has severally deteriorated and is a safety concern for aircraft due to high degrees of foreign object debris (FOB). |
Glendale |
AZ |
$2,070,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Kingman |
Stockton Hill Road is one of the main thoroughfares through downtown Kingman, and has become congested as population has grown. Widening the road has been a longtime city priority to reduce congestion and improve the local economy. |
Kingman |
AZ |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hopi Tribe |
The Hopi Tribe is seeking federal funding to lay asphalt mill and a two-inch overlay in addition to the installation of traffic control devices and striping. |
Kykotsmovi Village |
AZ |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Mesa, AZ |
This program will enable the City of Mesa to attract and retain small businesses in its downtown corridor, leading to increased sales for locally owned establishments and revitalization within a federally designated Opportunity Zone and major public transportation corridor. |
Mesa |
AZ |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Phoenix |
The City of Phoenix plans to deploy the region’s first electric transit buses. The City of Phoenix seeks to purchase six 40-foot electric buses for planned fleet replacements. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$2,745,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Deer Valley Airport |
The asphalt in question requires crack repair, as well as a seal coat preservation treatment. Not only will this address the safety concerns expressed by airport tenants but will also extend the life of the asphalt. |
Phoenix |
AZ |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tohono O’odham Nation |
The Nation plans to use funds to support construction and development of a permanent Children’s Home on the Nation’s Reservation, which would comprise three group homes for young children, boys and girls, respectively. The group home would allow the Nation to provide housing, care and support for children ranging in age from newborn through 18 years old, who are in the custody of the Nation’s Department of Health and Human Services, Child Welfare Division, because they cannot safely remain in their own homes due to abuse or neglect. |
Sells |
AZ |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pascua Yaqui Tribe |
The Pascua Yaqui Tribe plans a 3,000 square foot renovation to the Tribe's San Ignacio Health Facility located at 785 W Sahuaro St. in Tucson, AZ. This building once complete will provide readily available services in social work, health care, food and PPE distribution, and additional senior care to the Pascua Yaqui and Hispanic community in central Tucson, AZ. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$890,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pascua Yaqui Tribe |
The Pascua Yaqui Tribe is requesting federal funds to construct a Children’s Education & Cultural Center in the town of Guadalupe, AZ. This 9,200, two story facility will utilize existing Pascua Yaqui educational programs targeted towards disadvantaged youth to supplement their existing education to ensure disadvantaged children are not left behind. |
Tucson |
AZ |
$840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Sinema |
AZ |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tucson |
The City of Tucson Willard Apartments Improvement Project consists of eight (8) units of affordable housing for the most vulnerable in Tucson |
Tucson |
AZ |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Balkan Township |
The proposal would fund improvements in the Balkan Township Public Works Garage building to comply with current environmental, safety, and accessibility requirements. |
Balkan Township |
MN |
$76,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Paul Bunyan Communications |
This project will bring fiber-to-the-premise broadband internet service to approximately 86 locations in French Township that currently lack broadband access. |
Bemidji |
MN |
$91,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Bigfork |
This project would fund a community strength training, fitness & wellness center, public restrooms accessible from the multi-use Bigfork RiverWalk Trail, storage space for the Edge Center for the Arts and Bigfork School locker rooms and related amenities. |
Bigfork |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Bird Island Cultural Centre |
This project will repurpose the vacated BOLD Elementary School in Bird Island and create a 56,660 square foot multi-purpose property that will foster school sports, student learning, business expansion, community wellness, and arts programs for Central Renville County.
|
Bird Island |
MN |
$2,239,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Biwabik Township |
Federal funds will be used to fund the Biwabik Township Firehall addition and parking lot ($625,491). |
Biwabik |
MN |
$653,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Northeastern Minnesota |
The funds will be used to help build four new childcare facilities, one in each of the following communities: Aurora, Chisholm, Ely, and Pengilly. These facilities are estimated to serve 470 children across the Iron Range. |
Chisholm |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ag Innovation Campus |
The project will provide funding for the AG Innovation Campus, which will serve as a cost-effective incubator for new technologies needing a location to proof their commercial viability to create new opportunities for farmers and industry. |
Crookston |
MN |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Great Plains Institute |
This project requests funding to work with communities, environmental and agricultural stakeholders, solar industry, and energy utilities to create pilot projects demonstrating how solar deployment can be a primary solution to nitrate contamination and risk. |
Dakota County, Rock County, Lincoln County |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Dilworth |
This proposal will fund the demolition and construction of a fire hall serving two cities, three rural townships, and providing mutual aid to all other rural Clay County cities. |
Dilworth |
MN |
$4,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ely Area Ambulance Facility |
This proposal would fund construction of an ambulance station in Ely, MN that will provide staff modern living and working conditions. |
Ely |
MN |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Good Acre |
These funds would contribute to the mission of The Good Acre and be used to equitably pay BIPOC farmers for the produce they've harvested to redistribute to community members in need. |
Falcon Heights |
MN |
$525,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Prairie Pines Childcare Center |
Requested funding will go towards a remodel of a high quality building that has been donated to Prairie Pines Childcare Center, including interior remodeling to provide childcare services and meet guidelines of the Department of Human Services. |
Fosston |
MN |
$418,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Goodhue County, MN |
This proposal would provide broadband coverage to multiple rural unserved and under-served areas within Goodhue County. |
Goodhue County |
MN |
$4,280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Grand Portage Band of Lake Superior |
This proposal is requesting funds to replace an inefficient and inoperable heating system at the Grand Portage Community Center. |
Grand Portage |
MN |
$209,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Greenwood Township |
This project will provide fiber to the home to a minimum of 1,370 passings in the Lake Vermillion areas of Greenwood Township and surrounding areas. |
Lake Vermilion Township |
MN |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Little Falls, MN |
The request for funding would be used to fulfill the financing of a childcare facility in Little Falls, MN, including the capital facility costs, operating expenses, and other expenses. |
Little Falls |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Lutsen Town Board |
The requested funding would go to refurbishment of community properties including upgrades to the Fire/EMS departments and resurfacing of a town parking lot. |
Lutsen |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Wolf Damage Program |
These dollars will be used to support the MN wolf damage management program, including funding for the purchase of a 4x4 truck, rifle, pistol, chemical immobilization equipment, 60 expensive wolf traps and 25 snares, a computer, cell phone and GPS unit. |
Maple Plain |
MN |
$633,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Great Plains Institute |
The proposed project is intended to leverage the previous and ongoing work by these entities and to deliver solutions and best practices to state agencies and local land use authorities (cities and counties) to create a new wave of solar-integrated agriculture that protects and enhances agriculture and enables substantial new investment in Minnesota's solar energy resources.
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Bois Forte Tribal Government |
This project would fund construction of fiber provide broadband access to the majority of Greenwood Township and its surrounding areas. |
Nett Lake |
MN |
$6,924,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Link of Northern Kandiyohi County |
This project would fund the construction of a new building for The Link, a nonprofit that operates a food pantry, a financial outreach program, a school food backpack program and a thrift store. |
New London |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State - Southern MN Agricultural Center |
This project would establish Rural Agricultural Community Initiatives, which would bring together vision and resources to educate, launch and grow ag and food future leaders, innovators and entrepreneurs in upper Midwest.
|
North Mankato |
MN |
$2,695,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Orr |
The City of Orr Ambulance Service and Fire Department is seeking a functional building that includes compliance with current Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards and other regulations for an emergency facility, administration, public meetings space, restrooms, and parking, kitchen, and to house the fleet of ambulances and fire trucks. |
Orr |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Oslo Region Flood Mitigation |
This proposal would fund flood mitigation efforts in the Oslo Region of Minnesota. |
Oslo |
MN |
$29,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Otter Tail County |
This request would complete the buildout of broadband in Otter Tail County to provide broadband service to areas of the region not currently covered. |
Otter Tail County |
MN |
$21,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Pine County |
Federal funds would be used to bring affordable broadband and high-speed fiber to the 4,835 people who live in census tract 9504, as well as service to St. Croix State Park, St. Croix State Forest, Pine Grove Academy, Mille Lacs Band Health and Human Services, countless small businesses, and resort communities.
|
Pine County, Census tract 9504 |
MN |
$7,425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Hmong American Farmers Association |
The Hmong American Farmers Association (HAFA) is requesting support for Phase 2 of a two-part Capital Campaign to buy the HAFA Farm (Phase 1) and erect a wash, rinse, cooling and curing facility and office space (Phase 2) that will provide land tenure and facility access for immigrant and first generation Hmong farmers, and increase their capacity to do business with retail and processing entities.
|
Saint Paul |
MN |
$3,640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Venture Farms |
This group is requesting funds for purchasing, installing, and operating cold-climate greenhouses at four farm sites in Sandstone, Backus, Pope County, and St. Joseph. |
Sandstone, St. Joseph, Backus, Pope County |
MN |
$1,327,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wuori Township Fiber for the Future |
This project proposes to extend a fiber-to-the-premises network and bring GigaZone Broadband Internet services to Wuori Township Minnesota. |
Wuori Township, St Louis County |
MN |
$744,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Aitkin County Sheriff's Office |
Aitkin County Sheriff's Office public safety radio equipment has reached end of life / end of service from the manufacturer and is in need of replacement. |
Aitkin County |
MN |
$305,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension |
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) is the state's criminal investigative agency providing law enforcement services, investigative assistance in complex proactive and reactive criminal investigations, forensic laboratory analysis, criminal justice records, and training to all 87 counties within Minnesota as well our other partners at the local, state, and federal levels. The BCA currently operates from two primary locations in the state. BCA headquarters is located in Saint Paul and houses the majority of the agency staff and operations. A regional facility is located in Bemidji, MN and supports operations for greater MN. The Bemidji Regional Facility was built in 2001 with the goal to provide equitable services and response times to those served in the northern portion of the state. Over the past 20 years, this facility has provided exceptional services in support of northern MN criminal justice efforts. However, the existing facility is no longer adequate to address the needs of greater MN as the service demands continue to increase in volume and complexity. An expansion of the existing facility is needed to continue providing the cutting edge law enforcement resources required to serve the northern portion of the state including Bemidji and the communities in northeastern and northwestern Minnesota. Recent trend analysis projects service demands to increase with required staffing expected to double in the next 20 years.
The BCA Bemidji Regional Office opened its doors in October of 2001 to serve BCA partners in the northern half of our state. This facility was comprised of the Forensic Services Laboratory and the Investigations Division. At that time, the forensic laboratory was staffed with less than 10 full time employees. Since then, the staff of the laboratory has grown to 20 FTEs who provide forensic analysis in firearms, latent prints, biology, chemistry, and crime scene response with demand for services, more than tripling. The addition of Rapid DNA technology and Digital and Multimedia Evidence (DME) analysis capabilities, as well as increased expedited evidence screening services have further challenged the limited space available for the vast array of services offered to law enforcement. One example of the lack of space includes the recent retrofitting of a windowless storage closet in order to house the recently added DME section of the laboratory. This space serves as the workspace for two DME analysts and their equipment. This arrangement clearly provides less than ideal work conditions for such challenging work and precludes additional capacity building for this critical service. Unfortunately it was necessary as other areas in the building had already been repurposed to address space needs.
The BCA Investigations Division currently has ten Special Agents located in the Bemidji Regional Office. These Special Agents work closely with all law enforcement agencies within the northern portion of the state. With the recent formation of the Force Investigations Unit, the BCA has shifted resources to northern Minnesota to be more responsive and efficient when requested to investigate and officer involved shooting or use of force cases. This unit should remain physically separated from local law enforcement so that there are no conflicts of interest when called upon to investigate these crimes. This facility would also allow specialized investigative functions such as polygraph exams, facial reconstruction, digital evidence examination, audio/video enhancement, 3D Scanner data review and preparation, to be completed within this new facility.
This proposal is for an expansion of an existing BCA Bemidji Regional Facility which is expected to increase the building from approximately 25,000 to 50,000 square feet. It would house personnel from the various divisions within the BCA including Investigations, the Forensic Science Services, and Minnesota Justice Information Services (MNJIS). The expansion would impact all aspects of the services provided from this location including standard office space, interview/polygraph room, laboratory space, evidence storage, meeting/training room(s), and garage area(s) to maintain response vehicles as well as a space for processing evidence. The building would require heightened security measures included in the building design, with security cameras, perimeter fencing, break-in alarms and access control to be compatible with existing BCA security protocols. |
Bemidji |
MN |
$38,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Duluth |
The Duluth Police Department seeks funds for a 911 automated response system for customer service. Texts 911 users with wait times, direct users to other resources, and do satisfaction surveys.
A benchmarking program to track, account, and report on the use of force incidents, internal affairs investigations, performance evaluations, department training initiatives, officer early intervention warning system, community engagement, and officer activity. This program/application will help ensure officer and organizational attentiveness, integrity, accountability, and transparency.
And funding for crime analytic tools. Agencies can benefit from transparency, allowing for easy, seamless publication of data from agencies to the public, visualizing crime trends, and defining actionable tactics to help make their communities safer. |
Duluth |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin County |
The creation of a FDTC is a tool to address the opioid crisis in Hennepin County. Opioid-related deaths in Hennepin County have steadily increased from 2011 to 2020, without signs of slowing. Many adults are identified as having an opioid use disorder through their involvement in the child protection system. A FDTC is a solution that provides assistance, treatment, resources, and recovery to individuals and families who need interdisciplinary care the most. It aims to help decrease the opioid overdose related deaths, keeps families intact, and decreases recidivism in the criminal justice system. Furthermore, it addresses the racial disparity in our community's Native American population where opioid use disorder and involvement in the child protection system significantly overlap. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension |
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension(BCA) is the state's criminal investigative agency providing law enforcement services, criminal justice records, and forensic laboratory services to all 87 counties within Minnesota as well our other partners at the local, state, and federal levels. Services provided by the BCA include providing investigative assistance in complex proactive and reactive criminal investigations, laboratory analysis, criminal history record keeping, and training throughout the state. The BCA currently operates from two primary locations in the state. BCA headquarters is located in St. Paul and houses the majority of the agency staff and operations. A regional facility is located in Bemidji, MN and supports operations for the northern portion of the state. With the goal to provide equitable services and response times to those served in the southern portion of the state, a new regional facility has been proposed for the Mankato, MN area. Currently there is a gap of resources or geographic equity for the southern half of the state including Mankato and the communities in southeastern and southwestern Minnesota. |
Mankato |
MN |
$40,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
In 2018, the Rochester Police Department combined multiple technology platforms into a single source provider. Missing from this solution has been the department's ability improve workflow with a modern Records Management System (RMS). An RMS enables law enforcement agencies to store, retrieve, retain, archive, and view information, records, or files pertaining to law enforcement operations. These tools automate vital processes that enhance day-to-day operations. |
Rochester |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
The City of Saint Paul requests funding to replace 600 end-of-life police portable radios to sustain the interoperable communications necessary to investigate, respond to, and prevent crime in the community. The City depends on 1,974 radios operating on the State of Minnesota's P25 ARMER network to provide public safety and service to residents. The radios, first procured in 2003, have been out of manufacturer's support since 2018 and reached their end of life. Full replacement would cost nearly $10M and add to the financial burden of our recovering communities. The police department operates 1,215 radios to maintain interoperability and perform its role in the City's Community First Public Safety strategy. Of these, 600 portable (handheld) radios directly support sworn officers in responding to Saint Paul and mutual-aid community public safety needs. Replacing 600 end-of-life portable radios would meet the most critical need in Saint Paul and allow the City to partner additional funding to sustain the interoperable communications necessary to investigate, respond to, and prevent crime in the City. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
There are great benefits when a Police Department reflects the community it serves - with officers and community members who share common understandings and experiences. The SPPD increased its percentage of BIPOC officers from 18% to 28% in just four years; but the community is also diversifying rapidly; Saint Paul increased from 40% to 49% BIPOC from 2010 to 2019.
The LECPA is a collaboration that builds a pathway to law enforcement careers for young adults who have traditionally faced additional barriers; e.g., low-income, with no previous college education, female or BIPOC. Its graduates are helping to diversify the SPPD, but even those who have not become SPPD officers have gained college degrees and work experience and have provided hundreds of hours of community service because of their time in LECPA. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Women's Advocates, Inc. |
Women's Advocates requests funding for our emergency domestic violence shelter, which annually provides safety, basic needs, and caring support and advocacy to 125 victim/survivors and up to 150 of their children. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Blue Earth County |
Blue Earth County is requesting funding assistance for a County-Wide Energy Efficiency Project, which includes a solar renewable energy application, County-wide energy efficiency measures and the installation of a geothermal heating and cooling system. |
Blue Earth County |
MN |
$4,330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Agriculture Utilization Research Institute (AURI) |
Minnesota's renewable natural gas production from organic wastes woefully lags neighboring states and the nation. This project would take the first step in catching up by creating a publicly available web-based decision aid tool for assessment of feedstocks, processing sites, and end users for new project development. |
Crookston |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Detroit Lakes |
The project would fund the installation of 8 Megawatts of solar generation and 8 megawatts of batter energy storage system to replace 10 megawatts of diesel powered generation, to be made available to customers of Detroit Lakes Public Utilities. |
Detroit Lakes |
MN |
$42,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Duluth, MN |
Energy efficiency, renewable energy, and Electric Vehicle (EV) charging station demonstration project. |
Duluth |
MN |
$5,874,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The request would fund dredging and seawall restoration in Lake Superior to ensure that passenger boats arrive in Duluth's harbor. |
Duluth |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Lincoln Park 156 Resilience Hub |
Federal funds will create a demonstration Resilience Zone with energy efficiency and renewable energy (EERE) components: development of a resilience hub, and assistance for home weatherization to adapt to the cold climate. |
Duluth |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center |
Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center requests Congressionally Directed Spending support to enable the conclusion of a set of capital improvement projects that will model living and learning at the highest level of sustainability, as designated by full certification from the Living Building Challenge (LBC). |
Finland |
MN |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This request seeks funding for the Corps of Engineers to complete an assessment and design the repair of the cross over wall at St. Anthony Falls Upper Lock.
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Rochester |
Federal investment will fund the construction of a District Energy System that supports nearly 2.3 million square feet of undeveloped property, and will provide energy-efficient heating and cooling at reduced costs. |
Rochester |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
The project would fund dredging of the Saint Paul Small Boat Harbor along the Mississippi River in Saint Paul. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Stearns County |
Stearns County is proposing this County-Wide Clean Energy Demonstration Project to request funding assistance that will allow the County to implement an impactful energy project providing economic, environmental, and local community workforce benefits in Stearns County and surrounding community of Central Minnesota. |
Stearns County |
MN |
$4,637,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This would provide funds for the construction of segment lines necessary to continue to bring connectivity that will complete the Lewis & Clark Regional Water System. |
Tea |
SD |
$21,914,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
African Economic Development Solutions |
African Economic Development Solutions (AEDS) has purchased a long vacant, condemned former Chevrolet dealership at North Snelling and Blair Avenues to create the Little Africa Plaza. The project establishes an important visual and social anchor by launching a grocery store stocking cultural foods and Halal meat, space for two or three small retail businesses, and African museum, and offices for AEDS. A small museum/gathering space is designed to showcase African art and cuisine and sell art and cultural clothing. These small businesses have built-in financial and technical support to ensure success. The project fulfills the government and philanthropy's racial equity and anti-displacement strategies. The former car dealership was built in 1926 and is structurally sound. There is a small second-floor office mezzanine, a partial but full height basement and garage doors front and rear. The exterior brick is deteriorated, the roof needs replacement, the walls lack insulation and there is no useful heating or cooling system. Rooftop HVAC units will be added, facilitating the expansion of the second floor as office space. A LULA lift or elevator will be required, along with new accessible bathrooms, window replacements and new flooring. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Financial Services and General Government |
Neighborhood Development Center |
The goal of this project is to provide long-term affordable space and wrap-around support for existing displaced (due to 2020 civil unrest) businesses and other neighborhood BIPOC businesses, and bring affordable housing for local workforce to the historic Lake Street and Chicago Avenue intersection. By equipping these entrepreneurs with the knowledge, capital, and space they need to grow their businesses, create jobs, and revitalize their neighborhood, this support would touch thousands of residents in the South Minneapolis community. South Minneapolis is one of ten priority neighborhoods, where NDC invests at least 80% of our resources. In 2020, NDC provided 122 South Minneapolis small businesses, 87% of which were BIPOC owned, with 1,674 hours of technical assistance.
|
Saint Paul |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Homeland Security |
City of Duluth |
The Aerial Lift Bridge is iconic to Duluth, the region, and draws in visitors from around the globe just to view its
massive and unique span as Great Lakes freighters and international vessels (known colloquially as ‘salties’) pass under this historic bridge from all across the country and all across the world.
Critical work to address reliability and safety concerns and repair the bridge’s overhead truss, pedestrian sidewalks, the lower region of the lift span truss, the bituminous surface of the bridge approaches, and repairs of concrete surfaces to preserve structural soundness and mitigate future repairs all will contribute to a more safe bridge while avoiding exponentially increasing costs due to further deterioration.
With early investigative and preliminary design work completed, the City is in a position to rapidly prioritize work as funding becomes available. |
City of Duluth |
MN |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Homeland Security |
Duluth Fire Department |
Duluth's investment in its fire department has never been more important than now. Our buildings need remodeling to meet the diversity needs of our department and to protect our firefighters from the pandemic. |
Duluth |
MN |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Homeland Security |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
This request is to construct a new law enforcement and emergency management building for the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa. The current building Fond du Lac Law Enforcement is located in has a number of deficiencies that does not allow the police department officers and staff to effectively or efficiently do their duties. Also, the Emergency Management Division was created in 2017 and has not had a permanent location and needs space to grow and to store the departments equipment. |
Fond du Lac Reservation |
MN |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Homeland Security |
City of Minneapolis |
The City of Minneapolis Emergency Operation Training Facility is a multi-agency public safety facility used to train first responders, fire professionals, law enforcement officials, technical rescue and hazardous materials specialists, as well as state and federal incident management personnel. The land is located in Anoka County, the City of Fridley, and owned and operated by the City of Minneapolis, housing Minneapolis Fire Training, Emergency Management, and Police Strategic Intelligence. The intent of this project is to seek the development of unused, city-owned property on the existing site for the enhancement of training and response capabilities of multiple partners - those being local, regional and state public safety, emergency planners, utility providers and transportation agencies. The EOTF is home to Minnesota Task Force One, a multi jurisdictional response team that provides responses in catastrophic situations across Minnesota. Currently, Minnesota Task Force One sends trainees to Wisconsin as that is the closest site with the needed facilities. The goal of this project is to keep training costs down by having a local facility.
Partners committed to using the upgraded and specific training facilities include BNSF Rail, CP Rail, Xcel Energy, CenterPoint Energy, Minneapolis Police, Minneapolis Public Works, St. Paul Fire St. Paul Police, MN Department of Public Safety, MN State Fire Marshal's Office, MN Task Force 1, MN Bomb Squad, MN Air Rescue, MN State Patrol, and the 55th CST. |
Fridley |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Homeland Security |
City of Medford |
The Medford City Fire Department has outgrown the current fire hall. The fire department is forced to store gear and supplies in storage containers in two different locations in town. The fire hall is not able to accommodate any additional sized trucks and equipment. The firemen do not have enough room to walk around the trucks let alone service and maintain them without pulling the truck out of the building to do so. These fire hall restrictions are affecting the Fire Department's ability to deliver safe and effective service. |
Medford |
MN |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Homeland Security |
Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) |
Currently airport police, fire, emergency management, and emergency communications are spread across five sites on the MSP airport campus, including areas within the two passenger terminals. Centralizing the operations in one space outside of the terminals would better insulate both the airport’s day-to-day operations as well as facilitate a seamless transition to emergency operations if needed. Centralizing the operations will also significantly enhance communications and coordination when responding to day-to-day incidents as well as emergencies, including terrorist incidents, aviation accidents, natural disasters and even public health emergencies. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Homeland Security |
Oslo Region Joint Powers Board |
For an 8-minute video summary of the project, please see fixtheflood.org
The Red River of the North, bordering MN and ND, is extremely susceptible to spring and summer flooding events, overtopping roads and rail transportation and inundating farmland. This disrupts traffic by closing I-29 and all highway access through Oslo, MN on MN Hwy 1, and to ND Hwy 54, a trunk highway connecting northern Minnesota to I-29, as well as rail commerce delivering agricultural products to market. In the last 25 years, there have been 13 major flood events. The city of Oslo and farmyards are typically without access for up to 6 weeks when this happens. The project is a well-studied and publicly accepted solution to mitigate the frequency and intensity of flooding. Removing blockages in the river channel, including the two bridges that do not accommodate current flow rates, and replacing them with appropriately sized bridges allows the Red River to flow within its natural channel rather than overflow its banks. Additional protective levees and removal of 40 blockages in the river channel which produce significant reduction in flood occurrences and duration, as shown by recent modeling research by Houston Engineering. See Oslo Area Hydraulic Study-Phase 2. Because of the many entities concerned, this project requires bi-state cooperation, including watershed districts, highway departments and DNR agencies. It should be stated that the water flooding the Oslo region is not local run-off, but the result of the entire Red River from the southern end of Minnesota that drains an area of 20,000,000 acres with a population of 631,000 people, including the upstream communities of Fargo, ND/Moorhead, MN and Grand Forks, ND/East Grand Forks, MN. The fact that the bridges and land features at the Oslo area cause a pinch point in the river flow has been a problem for decades, amplified by increased waterflows, that cannot be handled merely with the local population. The Oslo Region Joint Powers Board (ORJPB) applying for the funds is a governing body representing border townships established for the purpose of reducing the flooding occurrences by coordinating efforts of all affected agencies in the Oslo area. |
Red River Valley |
MN |
$17,998,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Homeland Security |
City of Saint Paul |
Construction of a new Fire station is needed to serve the growing needs the city's East Side community. The existing Fire Station is 91 years old and can't support the personnel or resources needed to provide adequate and equitable fire and medical response for some of the city's most vulnerable residents. The neighborhoods this station would serve are areas of concentrated poverty, with lower levels of education, are at greater risk for fires, and have been disproportionally impacted by the pandemic. The fire department has seen an increase in emergency calls for service associated with the pandemic, caring for the city's homeless population, and an increase in traumatic injuries due to violent crimes on the city's East Side. A new Station 7 would allow the department to deploy both fire and basic/advanced life support resources to respond to the growing needs of this growing and diverse community. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Aurora |
Use of Federal funds will provide the needed financing to leverage available state of MN special legislative bonds (grants) that require matching funds to access. Just as importantly, the Federal funds will also reduce the debt financing for the project which will result in more affordable drinking water rates to the service area customers who are lower to middle income. |
Aurora |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Austin |
Southern Minnesota is a leading producer of crops and livestock production for our State. Hormel Foods and the broader region is a inextricably linked to agriculture and it is clear Austin and southern Minnesota is not the same without this Fortune 500 company and specifically their flagship plant. SPAM is a worldwide product made in the heart of the 1st Congressional and this business supports 3,000 direct jobs and 1,600 indirect jobs in and around the region. This is a major financial impact in the Congressional District and is critical importance to the City of Austin.
Adding capacity can allow us to grow local production, additional business growth and ensure added population can be accommodated through a wastewater plant expansion. |
Austin |
MN |
$28,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Babbitt-Babbitt Public Utilities |
The City of Babbitt needs to replace our existing wastewater treatment plant. Many of the components of the existing plant are over 50 years old and some portions of the facility are 68 years old. The facility has reached the end of its useful life and it is not economically and technologically viable to renovate. |
Babbitt |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Barnesville, MN |
Funds requested are to be used towards engineering, design, construction, materials testing, legal/admin costs.
The City of Barnsville has old, outdated sanitary sewer, storm sewer and watermain that is in need of replacement. The watermain is comprised of undersized, older cast iron pipe or in some places, possibly asbestos concrete pipe. Sanitary sewer is old clay tile pipe that is also beyond it's design life and in need of replacement. |
Barnesville |
MN |
$5,170,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaver Bay |
Replace the entire water intake pipe from intake with HDPE pipe sections are fused together through a heat process that effectively joins the pipe into one section structure to pumping well. The complete replacement alternative has the advantage of eliminating risks of failure of aged piping. Anchoring into bedrock is a good solution. Boulders will need to be moved aside to expose the bedrock
along the length of the pipe alignment. Vendors identified stainless steel bolt embedded at least a foot into rock with half pipe sleeve to
protect piping. |
Beaver By |
|
$1,018,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bemidji |
Federal funding will be used to redesign the system and construct a third clarifier to meet the MPCA redundancy requirements; expand the system for inclusion of non-conforming systems; and protect the lakes and wetlands from pollution. |
Bemidji |
MN |
$4,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ortonville |
Funds would be utilized to upgrade the City's wastewater collection and water distribution systems. |
Big Stone County |
MN |
$14,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Biwabik |
This project is intended to correct severe deficiencies in the sanitary sewer, water and storm sewer systems, as well as deteriorating streets and alleys. The project includes complete renovation of State Highway 135, which is also Biwabik’s Main Street. Also intend to improve a corridor that connects our industrial park with State and County Highways. |
Biwabik |
MN |
$3,849,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Buhl |
Federal funds would be used for water infrastructure replacement, upgrades, and expansion within the City of Buhl. Detailed uses include. (1) Replacement of 16,300 linear feet of old cast iron water pipe. (2) Demolition and reconstruction of the City's water tower. (3) Water main loop in the City's South Industrial Park bordering Highway 169. |
Buhl |
|
$4,371,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Caledonia |
Caledonia's new wastewater treatment facility will provide a significant benefit to the local community by providing citizens and businesses with access to a reliable, effective wastewater treatment facility for the next 50 years. |
Caledonia |
|
$11,045,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Calumet |
Much needed water repairs, waste water repairs, street repairs and city hall building repairs in our small city of 367. |
Calumet |
|
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ottertail |
Funds would be utilized for upgrading the City's water system by replacing an underground metering vault. |
City of Ottertail |
MN |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Clarkfield, MN |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement drinking water distribution, sanitary sewer collection, stormwater collection, and street infrastructure. Piping to be replaced also includes a connection to the Lincoln-Pipestone Rural Water System to supply higher-quality water to the City. |
Clarkfield |
MN |
$7,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Climax |
The proposed project would bring a long-term, sustainable, clean, and reliable drinking water to the City of Climax. The project would include roughly 10-miles of PVC pipeline that would be capable of meeting the City's long-term needs. The project would all the City to decommission their 80-year old water tower, wtp and wells. The project would also supply all homes and businesses with residential meters. |
Climax |
MN |
$11,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cologne |
The federal funds will be used for the engineering, design, and contracting for building a new wastewater treatment plant on the site of the current wastewater treatment plant that has been serving Cologne since the mid-1990's. |
Cologne |
MN |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cook |
Federal funds would be used to complete the engineering and construction costs to address the drainage problems on North River Street. |
Cook |
MN |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Dawson |
Federal Funds will be used to replace faulty roadways including bituminous pavement, striping, curbing, lighting, ADA accessible entrances. It will be done in 2022 or 2023, in conjunction with the city Water and Wastewater project. Phase 1 is in process and Phase 2 is needed to restore road conditions so farmers from across the region can continue to bring produce and livestock to market in Dawson.
|
Dawson |
MN |
$5,216,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of East Gull Lake |
The City of East Gull Lake is proposing to decommission the oldest of their two wastewater treatment facilities (WWTF). The oldest plant constructed in 1990 is outdated and in need of maintenance. |
East Gull Lake |
|
$4,320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sherburne County Parks Department |
This funding is needed to purchase to protect some of the most significant Native American cultural and archeological resources in the state and develop a nature-based regional park, preserving green space, in one of the fastest growing counties in Minnesota. |
Elk River |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ely |
Infrastructure improvements to comply with new stringent environmental regulations (discharge standards to Waters of the State) as well as expansion of the WWTF flow capacity to manage peak flow events that require a new filtration system capable of meeting effluent permit requirements. |
Ely |
MN |
$7,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Eveleth |
The City of Eveleth has been focusing on reducing the Inflow & Infiltration totals they experience at their wastewater plant. Along with reducing the I & I, they have been replacing the oldest most troublesome water mains and lead service lines at the same time. The area of Garfield St that they are replacing is the highest priority for 2021 and the Federal funds will will help take pressure off the City of Eveleth residents since they have had several utility increases over past five years.
Specific project plans include replacing the existing clay tile sanitary sewer main and service lines under the street with gasket, water tight PVC pipe to eliminate ground water infiltration, and replacement of the existing six brick manholes with pre-cast concrete. |
Eveleth |
MN |
$1,585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Otter Tail County |
Early results of an ongoing Reuse Master Plan study commissioned by the City of Fergus Falls indicate the most viable option to extend the life of the historic Kirkbride complex is to redevelop and retrofit the east and west wings as housing for a mix of market segments that are currently underserved in Fergus Falls and greater Otter Tail county, including market rate, affordable, low-income, Senior, Veteran, and supported housing.
|
Fergus Falls |
MN |
$39,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Otter Tail County |
The preservation and restoration of both the Phelps Mill and the General Store. Following are the recommendations from the Historic Building Conditions Assessments for each. |
Fergus Falls |
MN |
$1,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Foley |
This project will be constructing a water treatment facility at an existing well which provide approximately 98% of the City of Foley's water. The use of the funds will be used for design engineering and construction costs of the new facility. |
Foley |
MN |
$2,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
The Band has long sought and pursued the need to relocate and expand the current Solid Water Transfer Station and Composting Facility. |
Fond du Lac Reservation |
MN |
$4,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gilbert |
The project includes infrastructure replacement in five areas throughout the City of Gilbert including the two alleys between the upper alley and Summit Street from Michigan Avenue to Dakota Avenue, the upper Florida Avenue area, the upper Nebraska Avenue area, and city-wide fire hydrant replacement. |
Gilbert |
|
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Gilman, MN |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement sanitary sewer and stormwater collection infrastructure. Select portions of the sanitary sewer system will be replaced and new sanitary sewer pipes and forcemains would be added to the existing system to provide sanitary service to new users. |
Gilman |
|
$5,770,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Grand Rapids Economic Development Authority |
The Grand Rapids Economic Development Authority is seeking Congressionally directed funding to construct sanitary sewer and water infrastructure that will serve to catalyze and support the redevelopment of a vacant and blighted manufacturing plant, shuttered in 2006. |
Grand Rapids |
MN |
$1,151,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Henning |
Proposed improvements entail constructing a new main wastewater lift station and replacing existing sanitary sewer collection and water distribution infrastructure. |
Henning |
MN |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
North Country Trail Association Incorporated |
The National Park Service and North Country Trail Association and partnering to construct approximately 18-miles of new hiking trail in Itasca County, Minnesota, which eliminate approximately 12-miles of existing roadwalk on Highway 6. The NPS seeks to exemplify the best scenery and variety that Northeastern Minnesota has to offer, as well as provide for the enjoyment of outdoor areas and world-class walking and hiking experiences. The NPS has drafted an Environmental Assessment (EA) in compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), currently out for public review. |
Itasca County |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bellingham |
Proposed improvements would help ensure the City's water system is in a condition to provide reliable and safe water to residences and businesses within the City of Bellingham in accordance with Minnesota Department of Health regulations. |
Lac Qui Parle County |
MN |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lake Henry, MN |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of replacement sanitary sewer collection and treatment infrastructure, and storm sewer conveyance infrastructure. Piping to be replaced includes 1/4 of the wastewater collection system and 1/3 of the existing stormwater conveyance system. |
Lake Henry |
|
$1,611,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lakefield |
The City of Lakefield is currently in the middle of a massive project to improve our wastewater infrastructure. |
Lakefield |
MN |
$1,116,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Lino Lakes |
The WTP and associated raw watermain improvements will create both temporary and permanent jobs for Minnesota. The design and construction of the WTP will occur over two years and will create approximately 70 temporary jobs. The operation of the new WTP will create at least one permanent job, and the improvement in water quality will indirectly attract new business to the region. |
Lino Lakes |
MN |
$16,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lone Pine Township Board of Supervisors |
Federal funds will be used for public infrastructure construction related project activities only. Construction activities include a sewage collection system that will connect the Lone Pine Township project area residences and businesses to the City of Nashwauk wastewater treatment plant facility. |
Lone Pine Township |
|
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Medford |
The City plans to complete upgrades to the City's drinking water system. The project includes developing a second well to provide drinking water. The City currently has a single well which is the City's only source of water. The second well will provide redundancy in the system to allow the City to maintain water to its citizens and business during maintenance and outages to the current well.
The project will also include improvements to the City's water treatment plant to allow it to continue to meet the City's requirements and the Environmental Protection Agencies standards for drinking water. The water treatment plant removes radium to meet health requirements. High level of radium in drinking water causes higher risks of cancer.
The proposed improvements will not only provide safe reliable drinking water to the City it will also allow the City to continue to meet the City's long term drinking water needs. |
Medford |
|
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe |
The Mille Lacs Band’s Isle Extension Project will construct a water/wastewater system to connect a neighborhood mainly populated by Band member households with an existing regional system currently undergoing an expansion sponsored by the City of Isle that bypasses the Band’s neighborhood within the City of Isle limits. |
Mille Lacs County |
MN |
$4,245,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Monticello |
As distributed by the Department of Interior through the Water and Wastewater Infrastructure programs, the requested funds would be utilized to construct a water treatment facility which would connect to the existing groundwater wells. This would ensure that the 14,000 citizens of Monticello, as well as visitors, have access to clean drinking water free of potentially harmful contaminants. |
Monticello |
|
$28,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Mound, MN |
To construct a municipally owned water treatment plant that will remove manganese. Levels of manganese have been detected that are high enough to trigger a notice to residents not to consume the water provided by the city. |
Mound |
MN |
$14,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Mountain Iron |
The funds will be used to install a 10 inch water main along County Road 7 from Unity Drive to Spruce Drive and along Unity Drive from County Road 7 to Mountain Iron Drive |
Mount Iron |
|
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Nashwauk |
This project is the replacement of the sanitary sewer mains, water mains, and storm system; and restoration of the sidewalk, curb and gutter, and bituminous surface for six blocks of Third Street from Central Avenue to Fern Avenue. |
Nashwauk |
MN |
$1,666,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bois Forte Band of Chippewa |
Our proposal for the Congressionally Directed Spending Request is for $3,535,000 which is 50% of the total cost to purchase 28,280 acres of Potlatch Deltic Lands within the boundaries of the Bois Forte Reservation at $250 per acre. The land would remain enrolled in the Sustainable Forest Incentive Act (SFIA) for a period of 50 years. Repayment of the loan will be from payments derived from the SFIA funds. During this time, the Tribe will pay property taxes on the land until the SFIA and loan obligations are fulfilled and the land is put into Trust for Tribe. |
Nett Lake |
|
$3,535,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Bois Forte Band of Chippewa |
Bois Forte intends to remove the inadequate concrete dam structure and replace it with a rock arch dam. Rock arch dams are considered modern, state-of-the-art, low maintenance, and ecosystem-friendly construction to accomplish water level management. |
Nett Lake |
|
$745,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of North Branch, MN |
The City of North Branch will reconstruct its aging northern water tower (Tower No. 1) at a new location and construct facilities to create a new pressure zone. The water pressures in the northern portion of the North Branch distribution system during peak water demands are on the low end of the acceptable range. Therefore, along with the new tower, the City will also install a booster pump station and two pressure reducing valve stations to create a new pressure zone and increase water pressures into the typical range. |
North Branch |
MN |
$2,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Oronoco |
The use of these funds will continue to allow the City of Oronoco to expand the infrastructure of trunk and lateral sewer lines to more homes and businesses within the City limits of Oronoco. The wastewater treatment plant is designed to accommodate these homes and businesses in Phase 1B. The lift stations that are being built in Phase 1A will also accommodate these additional units.
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Oronoco |
MN |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Orr |
The City of Orr needs to replace 4,921.8 feet of clay tile sewer line on Pine Drive, King Road, Hillcrest Drive and Shady Grove Lane. |
Orr |
MN |
$442,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Otsego |
Major project components include expansion of the influent lift station, expansion and upgrade of the pretreatment processes (screening and grit removal), a new membrane bioreactor system, a new effluent aeration system, expansion of the effluent disinfection system, administration building, and related electrical/controls/civil-site/mechanical improvements.
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Otsego |
MN |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Stearns County |
The request of $1.490,000 would be used to acquire a 74-acre property, with 0.7 miles of shoreline along the world-renowned Mississippi River. The requested amount is the estimated market value that is found in the property appraisal that was completed in May of 2020, therefore another appraisal might be required if too much more time passes. Two appraisals were completed with this being the higher of the two |
Rice |
MN |
$1,490,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
The Phase 2 Liquid Treatment Upgrade at the Water Reclamation Plant replaces 40-year-old unreliable equipment and provides treatment to meet new regulatory requirements. |
Rochester |
MN |
$935,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
The City of Rochester seeks State and Private Forestry funding to expand the Conservation Corps program. Federal investment will support the planting of 3,000 more trees in the community. |
Rochester |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rock County Rural Water |
To help alleviate the water storage deficiency, the federal funds would be used to design and construct a recommended 300,000-gallon water tower in the system’s northwest service area approximately 8 miles northwest of Luverne. |
Rock County |
|
$2,006,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sacred Heart, MN |
Federal funds will be used to design and construct a Reverse Osmosis (RO) system to improve the drinking water treatment system while eliminating the environmental impact of disposing of approximately 356,000 lbs. of salt (containing chlorides) into the environment annually. The funds will also be used to rehabilitate the existing water tower to remove the lead paint and bring it up to current safety standards. |
Sacred Heart |
|
$4,977,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Shakopee |
Stabilize the riverbank of the Minnesota River (approximately 2.5 miles in Shakopee). |
Shakopee |
MN |
$12,465,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Council Environmental Services |
The Blue Lake WWTP outfall pipe ends in the bank of the Minnesota River. The outfall point has been reinforced but the upstream and downstream banks are eroding. The banks need to be reshaped and stabilized. |
Shakopee |
|
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Armory Arts and Music Center |
This request for Congressional Directed Funding is for North Country Creative Center portion of the planned Phase 3 to be conducted by the Armory Arts and Music Center. This work includes the establishment of the North Country Creative Center which includes interpretive space within the Armory, a restored historic Duluth Armory stage and acquisition of two historic childhood homes of Bob Dylan.
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St. Louis County |
MN |
$3,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Crane Lake Water & Sanitary District |
The federal funds would be used to pay down the total debt on the project of over $1.5 million which has become
unbearable for the small sewer district. Rates are sky high: $130 per month. Property owners in the district pay
increased taxes above the sewer rate to support the system and help pay the debt. This is based on 91 total accounts (83 residential, 8 business) in the township. Debt payments consume 50% of the CLWSD annual revenues |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tower-Breitung Wastewater Board |
Tower-Breitung Wastewater Boards completed a facility plan that focus on eliminating infiltration and inflow for the wastewater collection system in both the City of Tower and in Breitung Township. Four specific project components resulted for the completed facility plan. |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Iron Junction |
Replace old lead water supply lines with new PVC lines and eliminating potential water leaks |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Cook |
The slopes of the wastewater stabilization ponds are eroding and pose potential liner integrity failure. Cook needs to do an overall assessment of its wastewater treatment facility and address this and any other critical issues. |
St. Louis County |
|
$278,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Winton |
The City of Winton is adjacent to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. All discharge flows go North into Fall Lake and Canada. The protection of the sewer discharge is very sensitive to this wilderness area. Winton is the last organized City before entering the wilderness and Canadian border. The repair of the main sewer line and storm sewer is federally important.
The area in question is prime tourist area in the State of Minnesota. The community is very conscious of keeping the logging, fishing, and other recreation opportunities safe and clan for the enjoyment of the State of Minnesota citizens. |
St. Louis County |
MN |
$61,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Taconite |
Considering the city's potential long-term infrastructure costs, the preferred project is erecting a new 50,000 gallon elevated tank on a new site. Also, the current ground reservoir would be taken out of service, and the pump house and well pumps would be modified to connect directly with the new tower. The current tower would be taken out of service and removed as well. Site work and watermain modifications are also anticipated. Based on the design life and current conditions of the infrastructure, this alternative gives the city six times more life from a new tank for a reasonable comparable cost |
Taconite |
MN |
$873,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Silver Creek, MN (Township) |
This Congressionally Directed Spending request would assist the Silver Creek community in the predesign, design, and construction of a publicly owned wastewater collection system to replace the outdated private septic systems along the shores of Lake Superior, from the Silver Creek Cliff tunnel to the Two Harbors city limits. |
Two Harbors |
MN |
$12,670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Two Harbors |
Improvements to the wastewater treatment facility include construction of a new activated sludge biological treatment system and mercury removal improvements. This includes new aeration basins, final clarifiers, biosolids treatment units, mercury filter backwash supply tank, operations and controls building, and associated electrical and controls equipment. The total cost for these improvements is estimated at $25.0M. Local funding for the project will be generated by increases in user rates.
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Two Harbors |
|
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Underwood |
Funds would be utilized to make improvements to the City's water and sanitary sewer systems. The City’s water treatment facility was constructed in 2002 making it nearly 20 years old. |
Underwood |
MN |
$5,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Watertown |
The City would use federal funds to supplement planned local investment in expanding this critical piece of infrastructure for the community. It would pay for expansion of the existing mechanical treatment components of the plant in order to meet regulatory permit limits, replace aging infrastructure that is currently in place, and add capacity that will meet the waste water treatment needs of the community for the next 20 plus years. |
Watertown |
MN |
$14,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Halstad |
The proposed project would generally be a looped pipeline project that would bring Halstad and the neighboring communities with a long-term sustainable water supply. The project would bring adequate capacity to allow the communities to be able to decommission their existing water towers when they have reached their useful life. The project would have a long-term, low maintenance, sustainable regional approach to water supply needs. |
Western Norman County |
MN |
$8,476,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Winton |
The water distribution system would be improved as follows: Zone A is the area south of the water tower from Front Street to Main Street down to 2nd Avenue. The 4,150 linear feet of 4” CIP and 6” CIP watermain would be replaced with new 6” watermain from the existing water tank in Main Street and River Street and in Front Street. The watermain at the end of River Street would be looped to Main Street. The street restoration would be full depth bituminous and/or gravel reconstruction back to original street condition. |
Winton |
MN |
$1,663,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Wood Lake |
Federal funds will be used to fund current project gap items including storm and street. Reconfiguring the storm sewer collection system is needed. Likewise, street reconstruction is necessary where utility reconstruction is occurring including repairing County roadways needing utilities replacements underneath. These items are not grant fundable by other federal and state agencies. |
Wood Lake |
MN |
$7,242,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Zumbrota |
Federal funds will be used to supplement local contribution to this critical watermain crossing of US Highway 52 and will protect existing local business from disruption due to a watermain failure. This watermain extension will loop the water system and provide a secondary means of providing water to the existing businesses thereby improving water quality, boosting fire flow, and allowing for the development of a future industrial park. |
Zumbrota |
MN |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Recovery Connection |
Minnesota Recovery Connection (MRC)'s mission is to strengthen the recovery community through peer-to-peer support, public education and advocacy. MRC envisions a world where addiction is understood and recovery from addiction is encouraged, promoted and supported - at home, work and in the community. The organization is a statewide leader in providing peer recovery support services, which are a person-centered, evidence-based model of giving and receiving non-clinical care and assistance for recovery from SUD.
MRC seeks to amplify its capacity as a leading provider of wraparound, community-based peer recovery support services and programming for individuals and families living with substance use disorder (SUD). Peer recovery support services help individuals and families in achieving and sustaining long-term recovery from SUD via non-clinical assistance. SUD is an increasing health, social and economic crisis in Minnesota, exacerbated by widening racial and ethnic disparities and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Through MRC’s spectrum of programming, individuals stabilize their lives; access mainstream networks and institutions such as healthcare; secure safe housing; connect to education; gain job skills; and become fully contributing members of Minnesota’s community, skilled workforce and economy. |
7-County Twin Cities Metropolitan Region |
MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe |
Minnesota Department of Health has released Preliminary FY 2020 Drug Overdose Deaths Report. This report showed that Greater Minnesota drug overdose deaths increased 21% from 2019 to 2020. The increase from Quarter 1 to Quarter 2, drug overdoses was 43%. The MDH data also shows that adults aged 25 to 34 years had the highest number of opioid related drug overdose deaths increased by 57% that is 98 more individuals that lost life in 2020 than in 2019. The disparities from metro areas to greater Minnesota are apparent in all areas of support services and were highlighted during the pandemic. Mille Lacs Band proposed to open a culturally based treatment facility in Greater Minnesota. At this time there are only 9 treatment facilities in the Greater Minnesota region. With the Band’s proposal we can contribute to combatting the opioid crisis in rural regions with multiple barrier to self-sufficiency and a healthy lifestyle. |
Aitkin County |
MN |
$5,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alexandria Technical and Community College |
Alexandria Technical and Community College (ATCC), along with its Distance Minnesota (DM) partners (Bemidji State University, Northwest Technical College, and Northland Technical and Community College) seek to provide leadership in further development of a military transfer curriculum portal that assists service members by providing complete analysis of Military Occupational Codes to degree completion programs. We expect this project, called Minnesota’s Global Military Learning Network, to increase enrollment, diversify our student body, and better align with Equity 2030 objectives, designed to close opportunity and graduation gaps of people of color and other non-traditional student groups. |
Alexandria |
MN |
$1,090,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Forum of Regional Arts Councils of Minnesota |
While the Americans with Disabilities Act “prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in all areas of public life, including jobs, schools, transportation, and all public and private places that are open to the general public,” many of Minnesota’s arts and cultural venues do not meet this minimum requirement. This creates a great disadvantage for Minnesotans with disabilities to fully participate in the arts the way they should and could throughout the state. Recognizing the need to make the arts more accessible in Minnesota, Regional Arts Councils of Minnesota seeks to fund physical improvements to bring venues up to the standards of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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All 87 counties |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dakota Child and Family Clinic |
Despite the Medicaid expansion, approximately a half-million Minnesotans remain uninsured. Dakota Child and Family Clinic (DCFC) serves as a safety net for these vulnerable Minnesotans by expanding health care access to the underserved/uninsured, regardless of their ability to pay. Their populations include but are not limited to farmers and migrant farmworkers, racial/ethnic minorities, immigrants with language barriers, low-income children with mental health disorders, pregnant, rural populations, and people who are disabled, elderly, or experiencing homelessness. These patients have unmet social needs such as hunger, unemployment, language and transportation barriers, domestic violence etcetera causing them to slip through the cracks of major health care systems.
To better address the needs of the people they serve, DCFC piloted the ImPaCT program and expanded access to clinic hours on Saturdays to help working families access care. Last year, the program was able to serve about 200 underinsured/uninsured families. Through ImPaCT, DCFC looks to expand their Saturday hours to full days, increase telehealth appointments, integrate dental and eyecare services, and increase staff capacity at the Family Assistance and Navigation (FaN) center. |
Burnsville |
MN |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Anoka Community Assistance (SACA) |
Since its founding in 1976, SACA Food Shelf and Thrift Store has remained committed to providing basic needs services to the communities of Columbia Heights, Hilltop, Fridley, Spring Lake Park, and NE Minneapolis. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, our goal is to serve participants with dignity and respect, in hopes of providing a pathway to stability and self-sufficiency. Last year alone SACA served over 44,000 individuals and gave out 804,976 pounds of food to those in need.
SACA has always had a home in Columbia Heights. We are thankful for the building that houses us, but we are bursting at the seams which makes it difficult to serve the rising need.
The increased demand for services due to the COVID-19 outbreak, has made it clear that SACA needs a larger space earlier than originally planned. |
Columbia Heights |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Technical College |
Rural western Minnesota has long been faced with a critical shortage of healthcare workers throughout the region (Minnesota Department of Health, 2017). This shortage has been particularly discernible with the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic. The need for a more robust and extensive healthcare workforce calls for an immediate and collaborative response to produce a substantial number of properly trained and certified employees who can support the health and vitality of these communities.
Along with a shortage in healthcare professionals, Beltrami and Mahnomen counties located within western Minnesota have the highest poverty rates of any other county in the state (Minnesota Department of Health, 2017). Additionally, many District 7 counties face some of the lowest health factors and outcomes (County Health Rankings, 2021). Therefore, it is clear the need for a solid, and diverse healthcare workforce is imperative to better support these rural Minnesota communities.
The proposed project is an extension of an existing and successful high school career academy model that integrates community resources. The project enables the expertise of three Minnesota State higher education institutions to train a new cohort of nursing assistants and introduce individuals to other career opportunities in the medical field. Success with this model will create a more robust pathway for employment, specifically, the ability to fill a significant void in our healthcare workforce. This project will also create educational access for those interested in obtaining the nursing assistant credential but have been limited by financial and accessibility barriers. |
District 7 counties |
MN |
$1,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Churches United in Ministry (CHUM) |
This proposal will address the critical need for permanent supportive housing in Duluth for people experiencing homelessness who also experience mental illness and/or substance abuse. About two-thirds (600+) of the people who come to CHUM’s emergency shelter each year fall into this category. There is almost no hope for recovery without stable housing. As the operator of St. Louis County’s largest homeless shelter, CHUM has seen a tragic cycle of people going to treatment, returning to the street/shelter environment and relapsing. To break this cycle we propose to build a facility, modeled after Duluth’s San Marco Apartments, which would provide permanent supportive housing and medical/mental health support in the same way that San Marco provides housing, medically supervised alcohol programs and sobriety supports to chronic alcoholics. For people with chronic substance use and mental health disorders, stable housing is an essential form of health care.
The proposed project would complement St. Louis County’s Clarity Project. The Clarity Project is a collaborative initiative of numerous partners from across the Arrowhead Region of Minnesota designed to respond to a growing need to serve those who need mental health, behavioral health, and substance use services (https://www.stlouiscountymn.gov/departments-a-z/public-health-human-services/adult-services/clarity-project). The Clarity Project has two parts, and this proposal would add a third.
For the past four years, the Clarity Project Partners have been working on the first part: to develop a regional initiative to build partnerships to improve quality and coordination of care for people experiencing mental health or chemical health crises, especially at transitions of care. The second part of the project is to build a physical space in Duluth, called the Clarity Center for Wellbeing, that will serve as a hub for services across the region and will provide on-site, tele-medicine and tele-phonic services to serve the needs of individuals across the region. The vision of the Clarity Center for Wellbeing is to provide patient-centered, holistic support and care to any age individual who is experiencing a substance use and / or mental health crisis through comprehensive care models facilitated by caring professionals. Funding for the construction of the Clarity Center for Wellbeing has been allocated from bonding from the MN Legislature and construction is targeted to begin in the spring of 2022.
This proposal would add the third leg of the program: stable housing to support long-term recovery. We envision a 50-unit building, with efficiency apartments (including kitchenettes), that would also include office and clinical space for provision of mental health and/or chemical health services, including medically assisted treatment and telehealth. The facility would include community space that would serve both as a community living room and for congregate dining. The housing model would follow housing first, harm reduction and trauma-informed principles. It would be staffed by licensed alcohol and drug counselors, peer support specialists, and social workers. There would be a secure front desk, staffed 24/7.
Potential tenants would be identified through the St. Louis County Continuum of Care, with similar eligibility as the State of Minnesota’s “Housing Supports for Adults with Serious Mental Illness” (HSASMI) grant to the Human Development Center and St. Louis County’s grant for housing supports for people with substance abuse disorder (SUD). CHUM is a sub-recipient on both of these grants. The limiting factor on both the HSASMI grant and the SUD grant is available units with supports to maintain housing and mental or chemical health stability. This proposal would help meet that need.
In addition to the clinical and medical services on site, tenants would be eligible for Housing Supports and Housing Stabilization Services (part of Minnesota’s Medicaid Expansion). Rental subsidies could be available through Housing Supports, or tenant-based vouchers through the Duluth Housing and Redevelopment Authority. We would apply for project-based rental assistance as part of the development plan for the Clarity Project Housing. |
Duluth |
MN |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Accessible Space Inc. |
Since their founding in 1978, Accessible Space, Inc. (ASI) has played a significant role in providing accessible, affordable housing to those who need it most. Currently, ASI seeks to develop a 55 unit, affordable, accessible senior housing project at Morgan Park Senior Apartments in Duluth, MN. Developing this housing would connect older adults with the long-term services and supports necessary to keep them out of institutional settings. Financial burdens resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic have challenged ASI, and the pandemic has only heightened the demand for affordable housing. Amidst a critical need for new housing, ASI’s ability to successfully finance new housing initiatives is challenged by ongoing and significant increases in construction materials and related construction costs, as well as by continued low housing tax credit values which reduce funding available for construction. |
Duluth |
MN |
$7,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lake Superior College |
Lake Superior College in Duluth, MN offers a nationally recognized aviation maintenance technician program which produces highly skilled and in-demand Airframe and/or Powerplant (A&P) certified mechanics. In 2018, Delta Air Lines selected Lake Superior College as an approved national partner college in training future aviation maintenance technicians (AMTs). Delta TechOps evaluated numerous AMT schools throughout the country with a goal to find colleges that are committed to meeting FAA standards and Delta’s principles of excellence to help meet the high demand for Aviation Maintenance Technician positions expected over the next several years. While LSC greatly values the relationship and partnership with Delta, the college also strives to recruit and retain talent in northeast Minnesota. Prior to the pandemic, LSC worked very closely with AAR in Duluth. More than half of the nearly 300 employees at Duluth’s AAR were trained at LSC. In 2019, LSC and AAR announced an expanded partnership to continue to recruit and retain talent for years to come by launching the Eagle Pathway Program. The program was vastly successful from the start, allowing AAR to expand their hiring in the summer of 2019 and even extend their lease in the City of Duluth for an additional twenty years, with great confidence. AAR was adding a fourth maintenance line/night shift, while LSC had three full cohorts and was preparing to add a fourth when the pandemic hit which devastated the airline industry. AAR lost their primary customer in United Airlines and was forced to close their Duluth operation in June of 2020. In the meantime, LSC’s AMT program continues to maintain strong enrollment and continues to seek a new aviation partner in the existing hangar. Several aviation partners have expressed in interest in the hangar, including MRO Holdings. A new aviation partner could bring as much as 300-500 new jobs to the area and take advantage of the already thriving aviation industry in Duluth/NE Minnesota. In order to help recruit, partner with, and successfully support another aviation partner, LSC needs to update their increasingly outdated equipment to meet industry standard and ensure students are learning on modern equipment. The attached proposal includes $2.6M in needed equipment which would bring the program and its equipment to modern standards and enhance LSC’s ability to recruit, retain and train our region’s future aviation workforce.
As a member of the Minnesota State system, Lake Superior College is a member of the Minnesota Transportation Center of Excellence which includes the two other AMT programs in the State of Minnesota: Northland Community and Technical College (NCTC) in Thief River Falls and Minneapolis Community and Technical College (MCTC). Together, our three campuses, along with St. Cloud State University, have been discussing ways to promote the AMT programs, career opportunities and increasing workforce needs. LSC/Duluth has a unique, competitive advantage in the sense that there is an empty hangar ready for a new aviation partner to begin taking advantage of the pipeline of highly trained aviation talent being produced by LSC. As the only AMT school in northeast Minnesota, LSC wants to ensure Duluth/NE Minnesota remains a premiere aviation maintenance training destination and a thriving aviation hub. Thank you for your support. This would be a huge win not only for LSC and aviation, but for the entire regional economy. |
Duluth |
MN |
$2,618,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota |
Over more than a century of service, Bethany Crisis Shelter – Duluth has functioned as an orphanage, a crisis shelter, and a place of safety and care for generations of children. Throughout this time, LSS has adapted the service delivery method to care for children in crisis and meet family needs. Between 2012 and 2017 there was a significant increase in the number of very young children requiring emergency shelter in St. Louis County. In the last few years, there is a greater mix of ages between birth and 17, with more large sibling groups and a decreased length of stay. The trauma experienced however, is more significant in recent years and youth are disproportionately from BIPOC communities. To meet the change in needs, LSS has improved the service model, providing more specialized training for staff and incorporated Children’s Therapeutic Supports and Services (CTSS) into programming. We’ve also hired a Clinical Therapist who is embedded in our youth and family services to provide mental well being services to children and families on a voluntary basis.
LSS is committed to continue offering emergency shelter in a safe environment where children can escape, recover, and heal from trauma. In order to do so, we are rebuilding the Bethany Crisis Shelter – Duluth to be a space that is safe, comfortable and flexible enough to welcome all children, regardless of age or need.
At the same time LSS recognizes the need for additional services that remove barriers and address family needs by supporting families before crisis occurs. We continue to see families in need of support and resources related to education, employment with livable wages, safe and affordable housing, mental health and chemical health. Parents seek connection in community, safety and security for themselves and their children. And we know that providing access to resources stabilizes families, helps them remain together and prevents crisis. With a vision of service model improvement, the rebuilt Bethany Crisis Shelter will include space for family reunification, supervised visits, parent coaching, and more.
Whether crisis has occurred or resources are provided to prevent crisis, LSS Bethany Crisis Shelter – Duluth will be able to offer the support to partner with families to regain stability, increase resiliency and remain whole.
With vast community support and engagement, LSS has raised sixty-five percent of the funds required for the project. Congressionally Directed spending would allow LSS to move forward in rebuilding Bethany Crisis Shelter – Duluth, to provide safety, comfort, and healing for Northland families now and in generations to come. |
Duluth |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Together For Life Northland, Inc |
The Star of the North Maternity Home in Duluth, Minnesota has been in operation for almost two years, serving homeless pregnant women and their babies for the Northland region by offering a safe home, providing services, and coordinating the use of existing community services. The goal is to help mothers experience healthy pregnancies, learn to care for their babies after birth, and take steps towards self-sufficiency and independent living. In their first year or so of operation, the Star of the North Maternity Home has seen an overwhelming demand—receiving applications from 73 women and have been able to house 15 mothers and their babies. As a result, the home seeks to expand staffing and services to adequately respond to the great need. |
Duluth |
MN |
$64,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Nexus Family Healing |
The North Metro Minnesota Mental Health Center will fill a critical gap in the region’s mental health support network by offering multiple levels of services more readily accessible to children, adults and families the right care at the time they need it most. The lack of flexible mental health services throughout Minnesota today has rippling and crippling effects on families, communities and health care systems. The widely documented lack of mental health services creates:
- Expensive and emotionally distressing backlogs of children and adults being boarded for days and sometimes weeks in area hospitals;
- Failure to address youth mental health needs when they emerge, leading to a large amount of out of state placements that rip youth from their communities resulting in extreme stress for the children and families in addition to high strain on public funds.
- Involvement in law enforcement to address mental health challenges, leading to detention, arrests and jail time when a mental health intervention is needed
Nexus Family Healing has been directly contacted by three counties and one ten county region around the dire need for “no wrong door” behavioral health services in the past year. There is a clear need to fill this gap for short term crisis services, longer term stabilization services and higher end residential for youth with extreme mental and behavioral health challenges. |
East Bethel |
MN |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northland Community & Technical College |
Mental health resources and support continue to be a significant need throughout our communities. Although empirical data are just now becoming available, pandemic-related stressors coupled with social and political unrest have exacerbated mental health and substance abuse issues. For example, a 2020 study found that 30.7% of adult Minnesotans surveyed reported experiencing symptoms of anxiety and depression. This figure is contrasted with a study three years prior with 19.3% of adults reporting any type of mental illness. Further, the Minnesota Department of Health reports that upwards of 40% of adolescents may experience mental health issues in a given year and nearly 2.4% of Minnesotans ages 12 and over report drug dependence. Based on these findings, it is imperative that we offer critical resources and training to community members to ensure they have the necessary tools to support their own and others’ mental health and wellness. That is why Northland Community & Technical College seeks to increase mental health first aid access and training through an evidence-based mental health training program. Targeting rural areas in Western Minnesota, where access to mental health resources and training are more limited, this program will provide hundreds of people with the knowledge and tools to support and offer resources to those who may be experiencing mental health challenges. |
East Grand Forks |
MN |
$183,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Town of Embarrass |
Town Hall in Embarrass is used for various things. Hall rentals for public to hold events, Township events, and Clerk Office. Every year the roof leaks into the clerks office, bathrooms and kitchen. Repairs have been made several times due to lack of funds. 2020 the leaks did damage to office equipment and many ceiling tiles because of the leaks worsening. Also on the property is a playground area with playground equipment and a tennis / basketball court. The court is now kept locked up because the cement is cracked and very uneven. Township board agreed to keep it closed up until it can be repaired due to the fact it could easily cause a injury. |
Embarrass |
MN |
$35,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
Apple Tree operates eight Centers for Dental Health serving low-income, underserved, children, families, people with special needs, and the elderly, the majority of whom are on Medical Assistance. Our Critical Access Dental clinics and mobile sites are located across the state, in Coon Rapids, Fairmont, Fergus Falls, Hawley, Little Falls, Madelia, Mounds View, and Rochester. Our programs serve patients from 85 of the Minnesota’s 87 counties.
Shortages of dental care are particularly acute in rural communities, as documented by the Minnesota Department of Health, and by the fact that Apple Tree has thousands of families on waiting lists seeking care. The result is a critical need for federal appropriation to fund the creation of Minnesota’s first rural dental residency program, and the expansion our rural mobile dentistry program.
In spite of the pandemic’s many challenges, Apple Tree provided 66,990 dental visits to 29,158 patients with a service value of nearly $24 million in 2020. 82.5% of Apple Tree’s patients depend on Medical Assistance. Our Centers were among a small number of clinics that were prepared and trained to stay open to provide critically needed urgent dental care that kept people out of hospitals. During mid-2020, nearly a third of the patients we treated were new patients, referred by regional hospitals, health plans, and other dental clinics that couldn’t provide care.
Apple Tree is designated by the Minnesota Department of Human Services as a Critical Access Dental (CAD) Provider. With an integrated team of professionals that includes specially trained dentists, dental therapists, and a multilingual staff, we prioritize preventive care while also providing a full range of needed treatments and advanced services for people with complex medical, behavioral and dental needs. Using our mobile delivery systems, we provide comprehensive care on-site at 145 locations across the state in collaboration with local health, education, and social services organizations. We are the largest provider of dental care to long-term care facilities statewide.
Founded as a non-profit in Minnesota in 1985, Apple Tree’s mission is to overcome barriers to oral health, and our vision is to inspire partnerships that foster healthy communities. Apple Tree is nationally recognized for its pioneering approach to integrating dental care as part of overall health and well-being.
In addition to 36 years delivering care in long-term care facilities, Apple Tree has several ground-breaking medical-dental integration projects at three of its Centers located within hospitals, a program that integrates dental care within a pediatric medical clinic, and a collaboration with Minnesota’s Department of Human Services’ Special Care Dentistry Clinic located within our new Fergus Falls Center. 20 years ago, Apple Tree led the nation in using tele-dentistry at Head Start Centers, and has been recognized for expanding teledentistry during the COVID-19 pandemic.
To support continued innovations, Apple Tree Dental is respectfully requesting funding for the following initiatives:
1) The Fergus Falls Center for Dental Health in the West Central Minnesota region to create and launch Minnesota’s first rural dental residency program.
2) Supporting telehealth in West Central Minnesota with additional digital x-ray sensors to expand mobile on-site dentistry in the region. |
Fergus Falls |
MN |
$184,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa |
Fond du Lac Human Services Children’s Crisis Shelter will be emergency housing in a safe, residential setting that is short term in duration. The setting will be staffed 24 hours a day with availability of mental health professional, community health nurses and social workers. Fond du Lac will offer the children and youth culturally based services from a relational worldview with the working definition of a safe child. |
Fond du Lac Reservation |
MN |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Red Wing Ignite |
To prepare our youth with the future ready skills they need in a changing economy, Red Wing Ignite proposes piloting Youth Coding Leagues in the seven school districts of Goodhue County, targeting 5th through 8th grades. It is important to begin motivating youth at this early stage by introducing them to STEM learning activities that are fun so that in the long run, they develop digital skills and in turn, we develop a competitive digital workforce. As we “recover” from the COVID 19 pandemic, these skills are all the more critical for job security and sustaining businesses in the evolving technology dependent economy. |
Goodhue County |
MN |
$84,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Red Wing Ignite |
Despite doing well in STEM classes early on, studies show that many girls do not pursue STEM subjects or majors due to lack of experience, confidence and perception of lack of fit in the domain due to social and environmental factors. Understanding this, Red Wing Ignite seeks to provide an introductory woodworking summer camp to young girls in order to create a time and place to safely build skills, gain confidence and witness their own ideas brought to life. They are given tasks and opportunities to practice fine motor, observational, planning, spatial and visual processing skills. Exposure to the basic woodworking tools and projects is instrumental in developing problem solving skills. Female instructors, who are positive role models, create a welcoming and comfortable environment. In addition to woodworking, they have a series of team building activities. There is empowerment for the girls in knowing how to work with these basic tools and decrease intimidation. One final and significant component of the camp is giving back to the community. They have a collective project they build and donate to a local organization on the final day. This hands on demonstration of their efforts, making a real difference in their own community, reinforces empathy and concern for others. |
Goodhue County |
MN |
$19,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clare Housing |
Hennepin County (which includes Minneapolis and its western suburbs) has identified an HIV outbreak among unsheltered people, a disproportionate number of whom are Native American and/or injection drug users. Hennepin County’s Healthcare for the Homeless reported that they have identified 30 people living in the County, unsheltered, with HIV and 70 people living in the Hennepin County shelter system with HIV. This represents a significant increase from past years, where, according to the MN Department of Health, in the past decade the typical number of new cases annually was 0-3 for injection drug users. |
Hennepin |
MN |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Independent School District #701 |
The School District is looking to improve the general education areas of each building by providing collaborative learning environments that enhance learning within the classroom and shop areas. This includes updating building notification to allow better communication throughout the facilities. Industrial Tech renovation/addition to keep students on pace with other districts. Classroom remodels and expansions through out the district to better fit the needs of students and staff. |
Hibbing |
MN |
$3,399,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pine Technical and Community College |
Pine Technical and Community College has submitted a federal grant request for the Institutional Resilience and Expanded Postsecondary Opportunities (IREPO). Developing safe and stackable career and technical pathways for secondary students is critical to expanding the workforce in East Central Minnesota. The IREPO grant provides key resources across a very rural region of Minnesota and to the only college that provides a critical portal to career technical education in East Central Minnesota. If funded, resources will target two key priorities and help build the capacities that ensure the long term sustainability of this key educational entity. These funds address many challenges and support the rapid pivot needed as institutions of higher learning position themselves to best serve learners. PTCC can use these funds to build the roadmap for this work. As a small flexible institution they can best lead the way for others and share their discoveries and leverages the federal investments. The project will focus on key objectives:
1. Expand Opportunities and build Institutional Resilience – Expand safety infrastructure and learning technology to ensure the ability to continue critical in-person applied learning opportunities at PTCC and throughout 14 regional high schools.
2. Develop Resilient Instructional Delivery Models - Develop expanded instructional and technological capacities within 14 area high schools to promote sustainable Hy-Flex career technical education programming options.
3. Provide Dual Enrollment Opportunities to Students Who live in Rural Communities - Develop new pathways that promote new career pathways and learning experiences for prospective college students. |
Kanabec, Pine, N. Chisago & S. Mille Lacs counties |
|
$1,082,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Lamberton |
The City of Lamberton, MN needs funding to build a 24-unit assisted living facility for its aging residents. The need for lower income housing for seniors is driving many residents to neighboring / larger cites. To sustain population and growth for the community as a whole, rural communities need to retain residents. The City of Lamberton needs to provide members of its senior population with activities for daily living while meeting nutrition and healthcare needs. The lack of care facilities in rural communities can cause hardship and difficult choices for individuals and their families. When not available, families must decide if home care is possible or if relocation to a facility outside of their community is necessary. A move to another community can be stressful, and family members might not be able to visit as often as they would like. Communities also experience economic loss and diminished social connections when people leave. |
Lamberton |
MN |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Finishing Trades Inst. of the Upper Midwest Trust |
This project provides employment and educational opportunities, especially for underserved populations in Minnesota, in addition to those seeking career employment opportunities living in the Twin Cities Region, Greater Minnesota, and Western Wisconsin. FTIUM is currently serving 300 apprentice union members, and the total union membership served by the institution is 3,002. Employers benefit from a skilled and knowledgeable workforce that can help them compete and grow, and FTIUM serves nearly 200 employers. Effectively, this project provides opportunity and growth for three primary groups: underserved populations, incumbent union workers, and employers. Additionally, this project supports social progress by solidifying and expanding community partnerships driving economic growth. This aligns with the primary goal to create a sustained pipeline of middle school and high school students, graduates, and other young adult candidates for construction, manufacturing, and industrial Registered Apprenticeship programs. |
Little Canada |
MN |
$3,288,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
Apple Tree operates eight Centers for Dental Health serving low-income, underserved, children, families, people with special needs, and the elderly, the majority of whom are on Medical Assistance. Our Critical Access Dental clinics and mobile sites are located across the state, in Coon Rapids, Fairmont, Fergus Falls, Hawley, Little Falls, Madelia, Mounds View, and Rochester. Our programs serve patients from 85 of the Minnesota’s 87 counties. Shortages of dental care are particularly acute in rural communities, as documented by the Minnesota Department of Health, and by the fact that Apple Tree has thousands of families on waiting lists seeking care. The result is a critical need for federal appropriation to build the dental workforce at our Centers.
In spite of the pandemic’s many challenges, Apple Tree provided 66,990 dental visits to 29,158 patients with a service value of nearly $24 million in 2020. 82.5% of Apple Tree’s patients depend on Medical Assistance. Our Centers were among a small number of clinics that were prepared and trained to stay open to provide critically needed urgent dental care that kept people out of hospitals. During mid-2020, nearly a third of the patients we treated were new patients, referred by regional hospitals, health plans, and other dental clinics that couldn’t provide care.
Apple Tree is designated by the Minnesota Department of Human Services as a Critical Access Dental (CAD) Provider. With an integrated team of professionals that includes specially trained dentists, dental therapists, and a multilingual staff, we prioritize preventive care while also providing a full range of needed treatments and advanced services for people with complex medical, behavioral and dental needs. Using our mobile delivery systems, we provide comprehensive care on-site at 145 locations across the state in collaboration with local health, education, and social services organizations. We are the largest provider of dental care to long-term care facilities statewide.
Founded as a non-profit in Minnesota in 1985, Apple Tree’s mission is to overcome barriers to oral health, and our vision is to inspire partnerships that foster healthy communities. Apple Tree is nationally recognized for its pioneering approach to integrating dental care as part of overall health and well-being.
In addition to 36 years delivering care in long-term care facilities, Apple Tree has several ground-breaking medical-dental integration projects at three of its Centers located within hospitals, a program that integrates dental care within a pediatric medical clinic, and a collaboration with Minnesota’s Department of Human Services’ Special Care Dentistry Clinic located within our new Fergus Falls Center. 20 years ago, Apple Tree led the nation in using tele-dentistry at Head Start Centers, and has been recognized for expanding teledentistry during the COVID-19 pandemic.
To meet the dental access needs of thousands of underserved Minnesotans, Apple Tree Dental is respectfully requesting funding for the following initiatives:
1) The Little Falls Center for Dental Health in the Central Minnesota region to help us achieve our rural workforce development goal, which is to attract and retain dentists, hygienists, and dental assistants to solve long standing dental health professional shortages in the region.
2) The Fairmont and Madelia Centers for Dental Health in Southern Minnesota to support the expansion of Apple Tree Dental’s advanced IV sedation and general anesthesia team, and provide specialized services in the Fairmont and Madelia areas. |
Little Falls, Fairmont, Madelia |
MN |
$540,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Apple Tree Dental |
Apple Tree operates eight Centers for Dental Health serving low-income, underserved, children, families, people with special needs, and the elderly, the majority of whom are on Medical Assistance. Our Critical Access Dental clinics and mobile sites are located across the state, in Coon Rapids, Fairmont, Fergus Falls, Hawley, Little Falls, Madelia, Mounds View, and Rochester. Our programs serve patients from 85 of the Minnesota’s 87 counties. Our statewide dental access crisis is revealed in the Twin Cities Public Television documentary: https://www.tpt.org/uncovered-minnesotas-dental-crisis/ Shortages of dental care are particularly acute in rural communities, as documented by the Minnesota Department of Health, and by the fact that Apple Tree has thousands of families on waiting lists seeking care. The result is a critical need for federal appropriation to fund the expansion our dental facilities.
In spite of the pandemic’s many challenges, Apple Tree provided 66,990 dental visits to 29,158 patients with a service value of nearly $24 million in 2020. 82.5% of Apple Tree’s patients depend on Medical Assistance. Our Centers were among a small number of clinics that were prepared and trained to stay open to provide critically needed urgent dental care that kept people out of hospitals. During mid-2020, nearly a third of the patients we treated were new patients, referred by regional hospitals, health plans, and other dental clinics that couldn’t provide care. To learn more, please view a short 2-minute video about Apple Tree Dental: https://youtu.be/H-es3kTqaIU.
Apple Tree is designated by the Minnesota Department of Human Services as a Critical Access Dental (CAD) Provider. With an integrated team of professionals that includes specially trained dentists, dental therapists, and a multilingual staff, we prioritize preventive care while also providing a full range of needed treatments and advanced services for people with complex medical, behavioral and dental needs. Using our mobile delivery systems, we provide comprehensive care on-site at 145 locations across the state in collaboration with local health, education, and social services organizations. We are the largest provider of dental care to long-term care facilities statewide.
Founded as a non-profit in Minnesota in 1985, Apple Tree’s mission is to overcome barriers to oral health, and our vision is to inspire partnerships that foster healthy communities. Apple Tree is nationally recognized for its pioneering approach to integrating dental care as part of overall health and well-being.
In addition to 36 years delivering care in long-term care facilities, Apple Tree has several ground-breaking medical-dental integration projects at three of its Centers located within hospitals, a program that integrates dental care within a pediatric medical clinic, and a collaboration with Minnesota’s Department of Human Services’ Special Care Dentistry Clinic located within our new Fergus Falls Center. 20 years ago, Apple Tree led the nation in using tele-dentistry at Head Start Centers, and has been recognized for expanding teledentistry during the COVID-19 pandemic.
To meet the dental access needs of thousands of underserved Minnesotans, Apple Tree Dental is respectfully requesting funding for the following initiatives:
1) Little Falls Center for Dental Health construction and equipment to serve Morrison County in Central Minnesota
2) Mobile dental offices and equipment to be used by staff from our Fairmont and Madelia Centers for Dental Health to serve nursing homes, group homes and other sites in Southern Minnesota.
3) Remodeling at our Rochester Center for Dental Health that will support expanded dental services in Southeastern Minnesota.
4) Truck and mobile dental offices needed to launch a new mobile dental program at our Fergus Falls Center for Dental Health in West Central Minnesota. |
Little Falls, Rochester, Fergus Falls, Fairmont |
MN |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vinland National Center |
Vinland National Center is the only residential SUD program in the state of Minnesota that meets the complex needs of adults with disabilities seeking treatment for drug and alcohol abuse, specializing in brain injuries and other cognitive issues as well as those clients with severe and persistent mental illness. The project will provide for a Meaningful Living Skills portion to Vinland’s treatment program. This would help clients learn basic computer skills, so that they might be able to learn how to conduct online banking, or to search out recovery support meetings and/or podcasts, apply for jobs and search for a place to live. Teaching these basic skills will help individuals when transitioning from Vinland back to the outside world. |
Loretto |
MN |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mahnomen County |
The physical structure of Mahnomen Health Center has outlived its life expectancy and does not meet building code requirements and life safety code requirements. Being the only hospital and nursing home on White Earth Reservation and Mahnomen County, there are many individuals who count on MHC for their immediate healthcare needs and when the time comes, become long term residents of the MHC nursing home. Being the poorest county in Minnesota, many individuals do not have the means or ability to travel 30+ miles to the next nearest facility. |
Mahnomen County |
MN |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Center for Rural Policy & Development |
The Minnesota Center for Rural Policy & Development seeks to support and expand their ongoing unbiased, nonpartisan research into the shifting social, economic and demographic forces that affect the lives and well-being of rural families in Minnesota. Although not limited to, the research will focus on childcare, housing, healthcare, and quality jobs. The hope is to share this research with policymakers, economic developers, and other stakeholders to help improve the quality of life and economic vitality of all rural residents.
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Mankato |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MRCI |
Since 1953, MRCI has focused on individuals with a menu of services that offer person centered choices at home, at work and in the community.
MRCI has continued to operate as a true leader in the field of disability services by providing employment programs that assist in their achievement of personal goals and by focusing on the people we serve through individualized planning.
Unemployment has risen sharply because of the COVID-19 crisis, particularly among people with disabilities. Approximately 1 million U.S. workers with disabilities have lost their jobs since the World Health Organization proclaimed the outbreak a pandemic in March, according to the New Hampshire University Institute on Disability.
Since March, 1 in 5 workers with disabilities have been dismissed from employment, compared with 1 in 7 in the general population, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
When the COVID-19 virus began to hit businesses, many employees were laid off or furloughed. Furthermore, the greatest job losses have been in the retail and hospitality sectors, where many people with disabilities had found community-based jobs. Some employers have been hesitant to hire people with disabilities during the pandemic out of fear that reasonable accommodations would be expensive.
The pandemic "financially decimated many employers," limiting their ability to accommodate workers with disabilities as robustly as before the spread of COVID-19. |
Mankato |
MN |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Dental Care |
Community Dental Care (CDC) requests a grant of $45,000 to cover the remaining costs of a required information technology and computer equipment upgrade at our dental clinics. The total cost for the project for our entire organization is $190,000. We have completed 76% of the project and the remaining 24% would be completed with the funding from this request. |
Maplewood |
MN |
$45,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
YMCA of the North |
The YMCA of the North requests Congressionally Directed Spending funds to support our Neighborhood Centers (launched in 2002), a unique program based in affordable housing communities designed to help families increase success, close opportunity gaps, address family barriers, and enhance health and wellness. Programming is delivered at no cost to participants. We offer a two-generation approach to disrupting the cycle of poverty. Neighborhood Centers is offered year-round based in an affordable housing communities in the Twin Cities metro suburbs. Our approach provides strengths-based supports accessed in a safe environment within their housing community. Families participating in YMCA Neighborhood Centers face multiple barriers to achieving success:
• All participants have low or very low incomes.
• More than 96% of families are people of color or recent immigrants (majority from Afghanistan, Somalia, Kenya, Ethiopia, and Russia). These families may be adjusting to a new and different culture in Minnesota.
• Participants speak at least 10 different languages at home, and some are English language learners.
• Many have lived through civil war, refugee camps, or other traumatic events. Some may have post-traumatic stress from experiencing unstable living situations, violence, or uncertain citizenship statuses.
• Youth often face additional responsibilities in the home. Adults in many of the families we serve are often short on time as they work long hours, multiple jobs, or attend training to gain skills that will qualify them for higher-paying jobs.
Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic:
The pandemic has exacerbated racial and economic disparities in our community. Per data from MN DEED, the Impact of COVID-19 on Minnesota's Labor Market, by Alessia Leibert, delivers multiple insights. Leibert notes: Between March-August 2020, 678,225 Minnesotans filed a jobless claim that was certified as eligible for benefits. This figure is 85% above the baseline. Emergent trends noted by Leibert show that the pandemic has disproportionately impacted specific groups:
• Race: African American claimants represent 11% of the jobless population while they made up 6% of the labor force, and experience the highest average number of weeks claimed, followed by American Indians.
• Education: People without education beyond high school are overrepresented (38%) and have the longest duration of unemployment and highest probability of still being out of work.
• Wage Level: Layoffs disproportionately affected workers whose earnings were below the statewide median wage; the pandemic has taken a toll on the working poor and individuals earning less than $14.70/hour pre-COVID-19 are the most likely to be still out of work.
The families we serve are amongst those who have been the hardest hit by the pandemic. Many struggle with generational poverty as well as poverty related to immigration. Low-income families, immigrants, and people of color have moved to suburbs to access housing, suburban schools, lower crime rates, etc. These dynamics have created pockets of poverty, producing gaps, and poverty has continued to grow. Yet, compared to cities in the urban core, suburban communities do not offer as robust a network of resources therefore, lower-income families are facing barriers with less access to resources:
• Economic Assets: In 2018, the median household income for Black families was $38,600 in Minnesota, compared to $70,300 for White people (US Census).
• Academic Achievement: A 2019 report from the Minnesota Department of Education showed: 35% of low-income students met 3rd grade reading standards and 36% met 8th grade math standards, both indicators of probable high school graduation; and 62% of Black, Native American, and Latino students graduate on time compared to 88% of Caucasian students.
• Health Impacts: The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted health inequities as more people of color face disproportionate impacts from COVID-19 on their health.
YMCA Neighborhood Centers are designed to meet needs by providing an array of supports. The YMCA is delivering a research-guided approach. Our centers are resource rich environments that are designed to address the disparities. Given the challenges of ending the generational cycle of poverty, and the increasing number of homes with single guardians, non-parent guardians, and multiple generations in one household, our multi-generational approach is critical. We believe we have a service model that could be replicated as one that demonstrates results for increasing healthy child and family development and holistic wellbeing. |
Maplewood/LittleCanada/Minnetonka/EdenPrairie/Oakd |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Minnesota State University Foundation |
The Southwest Minnesota State University Center for Integrated Agriculture and Food Systems will create multidisciplinary experiential educational opportunities within research projects that encourage sustainable agricultural practices, expose a diverse student population to rural career paths, and address food security issues.
The migration of young college-bound students from rural to urban areas is creating a lack of educated workers willing to settle in rural Minnesota. This trend has a significant impact on the agriculture and food production industries due to their dependence on rural communities. There is also a need to address food security issues in rural communities and throughout Minnesota. Further, the future of sustainable agriculture, the rural environment, and food security can benefit from programs designed to expose undergraduate students to hands-on experiential education opportunities that inspire innovation. |
Marshall |
MN |
$1,980,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Indian Health Board of Minneapolis, Inc. |
Based on a March 2015 Urban Diabetes Care and Outcomes Summary Report from the Urban Indian Health Institute (UIHI), approximately 71% of American Indian/Alaska Natives (AI/AN) live in urban areas. 14.3% of IHB’s service area population report having diabetes, which is the 4th leading cause of mortality in the service area. The ability to address the mental health and social supports needs of our population is essential. In all Urban Indian Health Organization (UIHO) service areas, 15.0% of AI/ANs report rarely or never receive emotional and social support, compared with 9.2% of the general population. Yet, in IHB’s service area, a higher percentage of AI/ANs report having frequent mental distress (19.9%) compared to 7.1% of the general population.
In IHB’s service area, the report states that 78.0% of AI/ANs identified one or more providers from whom they usually receive care, compared to 76.5% of the general population. This measure shows how valuable an asset IHB is to the community by providing quality staff that patients trust.
IHB, now in its 50th year, was the first Urban Indian Health Organization (UIO) in the nation. It is important to note that while 70% of Native people live in urban centers, UIOs get less than 1% of the IHS Budget. Further, UIOs do not have access to IHS building/ facilities capital which requires us to seek other sources of funds for our capital projects.
IHB is developing the Indian Health Board Wellness Campus in the heart of Indian Country in South Minneapolis to provide traditional healing as well as medical, dental and specialty services to better serve our clients. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin Healthcare |
The Hennepin Healthcare East Lake Clinic was destroyed during the civil unrest after George Floyd’s death. This clinic and the primary zip codes served in South Minneapolis are in a Federally Designated Medically Underserved Area (MUA). The rebuilt clinic will be co-located within the new Hennepin County Human Services Center at 2215 East Lake Street, just across Hiawatha Ave. The new location enhancements include situated on the light rail transit route to help with transportation barriers and co-located with critical Hennepin County Public Health and Human Services programs to align with their services, easy patient access cross-referrals, and group space. Hennepin County has invited this co-location partnership to pilot a promising new expansion of traditional primary care with one-stop access to improve access to Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) services, behavioral health care, and insurance and other benefit application assistance. Hennepin Healthcare has received a Bush Foundation Community Innovation grant to create a new trauma-informed primary care model, taking into account systemic racism, Social Determinants of Health, and trauma. To be a trauma-informed care provider is to be aware that patients likely have a wide and varied personal history of events that have caused them to endure trauma and to provide care in a way that seeks to minimize re-traumatization. An 18-month community collaborative will lead the planning so patients, community members and partners will guide the work. Hennepin Healthcare plans to pilot the developed model at the East Lake Clinic. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
The Minneapolis Tech Pathway aligns and scales the work of Step Up, Minneapolis Youth Works (WIOA) and MSP TechHire by building out a clear and comprehensive tech training and internship model for youth and young adults ages 16 to 24 in Minnesota Congressional District 5. While many youth and young adults may be on a college pathway, there are a significant number of young adults for whom college enrollment is not possible or expedient at this time. The Tech Pathway offers alternative access to high demand tech careers with credential training options in secondary schools and community organizations. By embedding tech training opportunities in schools and community-based organizations, participants still in high school can earn certifications before they graduate, and young adults can access training and certifications with the support of trusted community partners and youth service organizations. Following certification, youth will be supported by tech specific paid internships. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Summit Academy OIC |
Minnesota at Work is a prosperity and wealth creation platform for people locked out of our society in Minnesota and left behind socially and economically. It is a talent-readiness solution designed to build foundational work skills on short-term assignments preparing participants (crews) for skilled training and/or full-time employment. The mission is to create opportunity, stability, and prosperity for works of today, tomorrow and the future in the poorest communities of Minnesota.
Minnesota at Work aims to disrupt the growing dual public health crisis of crime and imprisonment by providing opportunities for those struggling in our communities the resources and connections they need to become productive citizens, employees, and neighbors. It positions communities of color to take advantage of the great “tech” explosion and the massive proposed infrastructure investments by providing the education, skills and relationships needed to take advantage of the opportunities out there and to become self-sufficient. Our economic prosperity platform consists of four key elements: 1) STEM education and IT training, 2) Credentialed and customized training for emerging business sectors, 3) Work readiness and WPA-style jobs, and 4) Direct placement with employers. This systemic approach is underway and is poised to expand. This multi-pronged approach will maximize talent attachment to the workforce in a time where employers are facing a skills and talent shortage. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Public Health Association |
The Minnesota Public Health Association (MPHA) was established in 1907 as the premier volunteer-driven membership organization of nearly 500 public health professionals from a wide range of disciplines across the state. Over the past few years, MPHA has committed to becoming a more anti-racist organization and has also identified a gap in public health workforce training for young leaders of color. Our work plans call for a sizable investment to realize our goals to further our internal anti-racist work and to initiate a leadership development program for public health leaders in Minnesota.
This proposal directs a two-pronged approach to improve anti-racist public health in Minnesota through both top-down and bottom-up strategies. The first strategy calls for the creation of a cross-cultural public health advocacy training fellowship for current students, community public health advocates, and early professionals from communities of color and American Indians interested in public health. This fellowship would provide a framework for increasing participant’s efficacy in local advocacy efforts and the opportunity to network and collaborate with Fellows from other disenfranchised communities. The funding would help support the administration needs for maintaining a cohort of students as well as provide compensation for individuals participating in the fellowship. A common barrier in extracurricular training programs is the lack of funding provided to participants, resulting in programs being overwhelmingly upper-class White individuals who can afford to spend time without compensation. Providing a competitive and living wage for the training fellows as well as increasing our ability to support and engage with our local and state community will create a stronger workforce.
The second objective consists of offering culturally based trainers representative of communities of color and American Indian nations to the existing statewide public health workforce throughout the state, including the 51 Minnesota Community Health Boards (local public health). It is undeniable that the demographics of Minnesota are changing rapidly and we must adequately prepare our workforce for cross-cultural work. By intentionally providing culturally relevant and anti-racism training to our local public health workforce, we can increase the capacity of our local public health practitioners to be able to meet the needs of the communities they serve. Through MPHA’s unique position as a long-standing, independent public health association, this two-fold strategy builds capacity to improve the health of all Minnesotans. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Twin Cities United Way |
On any given night in the Greater Twin Cities, nearly 7,000 people will find themselves homeless. Those most likely to face this painful experience is hauntingly predictable: people of color were nearly four times as likely to experience homelessness vs. their white counterparts in 2018. Further, youth who have exited the foster care system and formerly incarcerated adults are vastly overrepresented among those experiencing homelessness. To combat this problem, community partners, coalition partners, etc. Greater Twin Cities United Way plans to launch an initiative that will break the pipeline into homelessness for these two vulnerable populations. This initiative was conceived with input from our many community partners. Pathways Home is an initiative to leverage the proven services (such as job training, mental health support, case management, and rent assistance) that help people facing homelessness maintain safe, stable housing, to proactively prevent homelessness among those at greatest risk: the 9,000 adults exiting incarceration and youth exiting foster care annually in Minnesota (among which Black and Indigenous Minnesotans and those of color are deeply overrepresented). We will leverage our deep partnerships with direct-service providers, grantees, and coalition partners to ensure services are extended to these vulnerable populations prior to homelessness ever occurring. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Native American Community Clinic |
In the last two years, NACC has doubled in size from under 40 employees to more than 80 currently due to the growing demands for culturally responsive health programming and the toll COVID-19 has taken on the Native American community. The clinic has implemented telehealth services, hosted testing pop-ups and vaccination clinics, and continues to work to address any emerging needs of the community in Minneapolis amidst the COVID recovery period.
NACC has been planning a clinic expansion plan since 2019 and the pandemic has further proven their need for more space. The clinic expansion project will allow NACC to double its impact, from serving 5,000 unique patients to nearly 10,000 yearly with augmented clinic and outreach health services. Additionally, the expansion will allow the clinic to expand their services such as responsive COVID-19 care and recovery, chemical health programs, school-based programs, and pediatric health. Lastly, it will provide more than 20 new jobs for individuals within the community. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
In Minnesota, suicide is the second-leading cause of death for 11- to 18-year-olds, and statewide surveys show increasing rates of youth depression, anxiety, and suicide. School based health care has pioneered a successful model of onsite mental health services that are culturally relevant. Having mental health services in a convenient, easy to access location, has been shown particularly beneficial for Minneapolis public school students. However, there are not enough therapists to meet the needs of students across Minneapolis' several high schools.
MPS is seeking funding in order to hire three additional school-based mental health professionals, which would result in over 150 additional teens being served annually at South, Roosevelt, Henry, Washburn, Edison, and Southwest high schools. Adolescent clients will receive from 2 to 30 visits resulting in the addition of 525 to 776 visits annually. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin Healthcare - Whittier Clinic |
Aquí Para Tí (APT)/Here for You is a comprehensive positive youth development clinic that provides medical care, behavioral health assessment, coaching, health education, and referrals to Latinx youths, their parents, and young adults. APT has been serving Minneapolis for over 20 years and has observed a dramatic 3-fold increase for the need for mental health services for youth in the past four years. The clinic's positive youth development approach focuses specifically on helping youth establish a positive cultural and racial identity through fostering critical consciousness, providing mental health services, ensuring academic success, and improving family relationships. This person-centered care allows APT to reduce the impact of social determinants on youth of color. COVID-19 sent a second wave of crisis that affected Latinx youth with increased force. The pandemic created multiple “shadow pandemics” (the Health-related, the Economic, the negative impact to mental health, and the increase of Gender-based Violence), all significantly affecting marginalized communities. APT experienced a surge in demand for services and has over 70 patients on the waitlist. Although the clinic has created a triage plan to ensure most teens were screened timely around higher needs, the team is still experiencing capacity issues. To meet the growing demand for the clinic’s family-centered, trauma-informed services, APT is seeking to increase access to care for its patient population. The clinic hopes to expand its program to develop and conduct training on sexual exploitation of youth, healthy relationships, safe sex practices, and general family planning. Additionally, APT hopes to allow new Community Health Workers (CHW) to receive specific training on identifying and preventing sexual exploitation of youth. The CHW will collaborate with Hennepin County Human Services program coordinators to build a strong referral network for youth who have been sexually exploited. This project will support APT’s goals to ensure timely coordination of care for high-need youth, increase awareness and education on sexual exploitation of youth, and improve collaboration across Hennepin Healthcare’s departments and external partners to serve youth of color. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southside Harm Reduction Services |
Southside Harm Reduction Services (SHRS) is a grassroots, comprehensive harm reduction program that primarily serves the unsheltered, Indigenous community in South Minneapolis. Harm reduction and syringes services programs are CDC-backed health interventions, and evidence shows that people who engage with harm reduction services are more likely to access health care and ultimately cease their drug use. Among all states and the District of Columbia, Minnesota had the eighth-lowest rate of fatal overdose in 2018. But digging into the numbers by race, the statistics are severely inequitable. In 2019, Native Minnesotans were 7x more likely to die from a drug overdose as White Minnesotans; African Americans were twice as likely to die from a fatal drug overdose as White Minnesotans. In 2018, these race rate disparities were the worst, and second-worst, in the country. SHRS seeks to expand their ability to carry out core harm reduction services to ensure that everyone is able to claim their rights to health and dignity. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ignite Afterschool |
This request supports development of a statewide Minnesota STEM Ecosystems Network that includes out-of-school time STEM learning opportunities for girls, young People of Color, and low-income young people in Minnesota. Jobs in STEM related fields are the fastest growing jobs in Minnesota while girls and Black, Indigenous and other People of Color are underrepresented. This proposal grows regional coordination among K-12 education, out-of-school time providers, higher education, and industry to ensure more coordinated opportunities and STEM pathways that support girls and young People of Color to build a STEM identity, have equitable access to STEM learning, and pursue STEM careers. This proposal also supports no fewer than ten STEM Afterschool programs in communities across Minnesota to expand and improve their STEM afterschool programming to align with STEM learning effective practices. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
American Indian OIC |
American Indian OIC requests $350,000 to develop new job training programs in heavy equipment operation and elder care. Funds will allow the organization to help workers who lost their jobs due to COVID-19 get back to work and into good paying jobs where there is a demand for skilled labor and that align with federal infrastructure investments. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
People's Center Clinics and Services |
Stigma, trauma from experiences of being a refugee and the opioid epidemic were subjects of increasing concern prior to coronavirus pandemic. PCCS was in regular dialogue with community partners and stakeholders such as the Brian Coyle Community Center, a Somali mothers group, Cedar Riverside Community Council, a newly formed youth organization - General Hope among others to identify ways to address the increased demand for mental health services and substance use treatment care in the East African community. With the lockdown that resulted from the pandemic, many of these groups and organizations either paused activities or shifted focus to deal with the pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic has put our community at greater risk than they have ever experienced in their history. Our patients have multiple co-morbidities and without interventions by People's Center to innovate and develop infrastructure to address those, they would be facing potential loss of life should they be infected with the virus. It is in this environment and this urgent purpose for co-creating with community input an expanded, integrated behavioral healthcare model to address the trauma due to historical racism, experience as a refugee and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Aliveness Project |
The Aliveness Project seeks $100,000 in direct appropriation funding to help us expand our existing physical space to accommodate the growing staff needed to meet the increased needs of low-income Minnesotans living with HIV.
Despite reduced days/hours due to the pandemic, in 2020 the Aliveness Project was able to serve nearly 30,000 meals, distribute over 210,000 pounds of groceries, conduct 600 HIV tests to high-risk populations, and provide housing resources to 50 people. The biggest driver of our growing need for space expansion is our Housing Program. With the funding from this proposal, we aim to triple the amount of households we help find stable housing, as well as provide hundreds of thousands of dollars in housing assistance to folks struggling with homelessness. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Accessible Space Inc. |
Accessible Space Inc. offers accessible, affordable housing for extremely-low/very-low income people with disabilities. The proposed project seeks to make improvements to their properties to ensure that residents continue to be supported while remaining independent and safe in their homes, rather than in institutions.
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Minneapolis and Saint Paul |
MN |
$690,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Metro Meals on Wheels |
Metro Meals on Wheels (MMOW) has been serving meals across the metro area since 1997. While the primary recipients of meals have been seniors and individuals with disabilities, MMOW is seeking to fund meal delivery aimed at veterans, aged 50 and older living in the Metro Meals on Wheels service area. The meal service not only provides nutrition services for those in need but a daily visit from a trained volunteer able to access the living conditions and health of the individual. A lack of nutrition has well documented detrimental effects on health and wellness, but little is discussed concerning social isolation and the effects it can have on the most vulnerable. In a VA published study in 2018 it, "Among five forms of social connectedness, loneliness was tied to the highest levels of depression and suicide ideation, or thoughts of committing suicide, the researchers found. Loneliness was also associated with the lowest levels of patient efforts to manage their health and to seek help." In a survey conducted by Metro Meals on Wheels in 2020, 60% of meal recipients said that receiving a daily visit from a Meals on Wheels volunteer made them feel less lonely or less isolated. This program will serve both the physical and mental health of veterans also saving resources over the long term as recipients become more likely to manage and seek help if needed. |
Minneapolis/St. Paul |
MN |
$468,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College |
A Healthcare Learning Lab on the Moorhead campus will be multidisciplinary in scope and comprise nearly 5,000 square feet of dedicated experiential learning space to serve our greater Minnesota communities. All M State students, from the entire Northwest Minnesota Region, will have access to, and will be taught in the Healthcare Learning Lab.
The facility would be made available to all members of the School of Health Sciences, Human Services and Nursing, and Workforce Development Solutions to support current and prospective students in M State health programs, including cardiovascular technology - invasive, dental, nursing, pre-professional health and surgical technology. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State Community and Technical College |
A Business Center will create an identity on the Moorhead campus for students pursuing programmatic areas including business, agriculture, accounting, management, marketing and sales. The center will include modern teaching facilities, a space for new entrepreneurs, and spaces to foster collaboration between students and industry partners. The project consists of renovating the current facilities to showcase business and agriculture careers and transform classrooms into more flexible learning arrangements with enhanced technology, expanding access to rural and place-bound students. The space will include incubator spaces, a business resource center and business/agriculture collaboration rooms. The goal of the Business Center project is to create spaces that emulate the atmosphere and culture of businesses where students can apply concepts learned in the classroom to real-world settings. With project funding, the College will develop certificates, certifications and degrees in agriculture sales and agriculture business based on the needs of the region. These activities within the Business Center will foster relationships between students, faculty, industry leaders and organizations in the Fargo-Moorhead region and surrounding communities and increase knowledge of best practices in the business and marketing industries. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morrison County United Way |
The Morrison County Imagination Library program delivers age appropriate books to enrolled children from age birth to 5 years of age. Children receive 1 book per month until they graduate out of the program and move on to kindergarten.
The program currently has 894 children enrolled and have graduated 4,119 children (Based on Demographic information there are approx. 1,969 children 5 and under in Morrison County). Additions are made by parents, teachers, hospitals and social services offices.
It serves all of Morrison County and 3 zip codes in Todd County (Staples, MN, Grey Eagle, MN and Burtrum, MN).
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Morrison County |
MN |
$14,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ISD 319 School Board |
While several Iron Range school districts have replaced their aging buildings with the help of funding from the IRRRB, state aid, and local taxpayer referendums in recent years, Nashwauk-Keewatin continues to struggle with the expensive and growing challenges of operating two 100+ year-old buildings.
Both Keewatin Elementary and Nashwauk-Keewatin High School are the oldest schools in the state of Minnesota. Although we have made the most of our limited maintenance budget to make essential repairs, the list of facility needs grows larger and more costly with each passing year.
Recent assessments by independent experts concluded that maintenance and
educational de?ciencies in our buildings extend far beyond the district’s budget.
The tax base in district 319 does not support the building needs of the district. Significant properties are old mining areas, projected mining areas or areas used for the processing of mining iron ore. These properties are undeveloped or the taxes from these lands go through the IRRR and do not properly support a capital need of the district. |
Nashwauk |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Laura Baker Services Association (LBSA) |
Advocating for and coordinating services for families and guardians with a loved one with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDDs) can be exhausting and time-consuming. The resulting time, effort and frustration required to find support and work through behavioral challenges can negatively impact home and work life and there isn’t adequate support to help loved ones navigate this journey. Even before COVID-19, the need for Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) for individuals with IDD was already increasing, and HCBS providers were experiencing organizational strain. To fill this gap Laura Baker Services Association (LBSA) is launching two new program expansion initiatives over the next year to answer unmet needs in the Intellectual and Developmental Disability (IDD) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) communities in Minnesota and to create new sources of sustainable revenue for LBSA. Our Family Navigator Services program will help families and guardians of special needs people navigate the complicated IDD support world, identify and link to resources and provide education and ongoing support and connections to other people in the same situation. The Behavioral Consulting Services program will assist parents and guardians with young and adult children with the development of support plans to address behavioral challenges. These plans will be designed to stabilize behavior, with the goal of helping individuals remain in their existing housing environment and to increase their overall quality of life. |
Northfield |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
South Central College and Minnesota State College |
The future of work and the economic vitality in Southern Minnesota relies on automation in the Advanced Manufacturing sector. The implementation of robotics and other automated tasks does not replace the need for humans in the workplace, rather it requires more training in the maintenance and support of new technologies. In Greater Minnesota and rural economies, this requirement comes at a high price when there are labor shortages and training is not available on-site.
Advance Greater Minnesota is a new model that supports entry-level employees as they plan a pathway to more advanced careers with higher wages, and allows employers to showcase emerging opportunities as a retention strategy early in a new employee’s career trajectory.
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Advance Greater Minnesota expands access to high-quality training for rural manufacturers in the region by providing technology-enabled customized training for entry-level employees to advance into expanded career opportunities through educational and training pathways that are more readily available and accessible.
Advance Greater Minnesota showcases a model that not only retains and grows existing manufacturers by developing the talent they need, but also attracts new employers with the appeal of a skill-ready workforce prepared to meet the demands of growing and flourishing industries. |
Northfield, Faribault, Cannon Falls, Red Wing, etc |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ramsey County |
The Ramsey County Housing Stability Department (HSD) reduces homelessness and mitigates barriers to successful permanent housing placement, enabling individuals and families to thrive and be more self-sufficient. The proposed Caring Collective is a demonstration project that centers around whole-family stabilization and wrap-around support models, preventing long-term multi-generational homelessness trends.
Children and unaccompanied youth age 24 and younger make up nearly half of those experiencing homelessness. The 2018 Wilder Minnesota Homeless Study surveyed individuals experiencing homelessness about selected Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs); many of these experiences are strongly related to the development and prevalence of a wide range of health problems throughout a person’s lifespan. A large majority of homeless youth (89%) had at least one adverse experience in childhood. Additionally, the study showed that a mere 28% of surveyed homeless Ramsey County families had “regular access to childcare.” Furthermore, the 2020 Minnesota Housing Finance Agency: Evaluation of Permanent Supportive Housing found that 46% of surveyed parents who recently transitioned out of homelessness to public housing stated that they needed help accessing childcare and other services for children including children’s mental health.
With a goal to proactively combat the growing youth and family homelessness issue, the county’s proposed Caring Collective is a families’ first model that aims to break the cycle by targeting parents residing in homeless shelters and public and supportive housing facilities- connecting children to quality childcare and supporting families in their health care and employment goals. Caring Collective’s approach is unique in that the county will target services for children in shelters and those already housed- focusing on long-term stability and investment into our community’s future generations. The county will document their approach in order to create an effective model for long-term success, addressing what many communities experience as part of this nationwide challenge. Successful solutions will be shared with the MN Children’s Cabinet along with Head Start and HUD national and regional offices. |
Ramsey County |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State College Southeast |
Minnesota State College Southeast is a public, non-profit community and technical college that currently has a Practical Nursing program and is opening a new Associate of Science in Nursing program with the first nursing cohort starting in the fall semester 2021. Currently the Minnesota State College Southeast Red Wing campus has a nursing wing with a large open room that serves as both the skills lab and simulation area.
A new simulation lab in a rural portion of the district will serve multiple entities and benefit a broad array of students and incumbent healthcare providers. The lab will favorably impact the quality of healthcare by providing local access for continuing education in a state-of-the art facility.
Economic Development Region 10 (EDR-10), the Southeast Region of Minnesota, shows high demand for both Licensed Practical Nurses and Registered Nurses and over the next 10 years. The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development shows “High” growth in both areas with the following expected openings over the next ten years:
- LPN – 1,284 openings, or 128 new LPN’s needed annually
- RN – 8,840 openings; or 884 new RN’s needed annually
Our college is committed to increasing academic programming to contribute in filling the workforce needs of the Southeast Region, including having simulation capacity to augment traditional clinical hours in training the future healthcare workforce. Healthcare employers throughout our region continue to rely on our college to graduate highly qualified nurses. |
Red Wing |
MN |
$817,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
C.A.R.E. Clinic |
C.A.R.E. Clinic requests support to provide linguistically and culturally competent affordable access to medical, dental, mental health, legal and social services to under/uninsured, low-income, Goodhue County residents. The Goodhue County Community Health Assessment ranked income/poverty, mental health/wellbeing, access to mental health services, under/uninsured, and chronic conditions in its top ten identified health disparities within the county. C.A.R.E. Clinic directly addresses these issues in an effort to decrease health disparities experienced by community members, and move towards health equity for all. C.A.R.E. Clinic increases access to health care, and health education for local community members, moving the future of health care towards equity. C.A.R.E. Clinic is a grantee of the Minnesota Office of Higher Education’s Dual-training Pipeline grant. This program allows C.A.R.E. Clinic to assist college students with their college tuition, while cross-training them in their chosen health care profession within the clinic. C.A.R.E. Clinic currently has three students in the program, and applied on behalf of eight for the upcoming school year, six of these students are local Hispanic community members, and bilingual for English and Spanish, and assist the clinic in providing linguistically and culturally competent care. Federal Funds would increase C.A.R.E. Clinic’s capacity to operate in light of our mission, which is to contribute to the community by increasing health care access, connecting people to resources, and promoting health education. |
Red Wing |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Memorial Health Hospital |
North Memorial Health Care emergency department at the Robbinsdale Hospital requests $1,000,000 to provide seven negative air pressure rooms to contain and isolate COVID-19 or other infectious diseases.
North Memorial Health Hospital-Robbinsdale has a Level I Trauma Center and handles some of the most difficult and tragic cases in all of Minnesota. In 2020, ambulance EMS runs to Robbinsdale totaled nearly 18,000. Those patients were seen in the Emergency Department all while COVID-19 protocols applied immense stress on the operation.
The North Memorial request for federal help is made to prepare for the next pandemic. By now, we have all heard of the need for a different approach to air handling in all manner of buildings. Bringing the Emergency Department to state-of-the-art air quality standards is vitally important.
As you well know, planning for life after COVID-19 subsides will require many changes. Including negative air handling in the Emergency Department will be important to prevent future airborne viruses—especially in a place of such concentrated activity. It is the type of addition to the project that the First Responded community support. |
Robbinsdale |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Dental Care |
Community Dental Care (CDC) requests a grant of $63,000 to repair/replace key components of our heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) system for our Robbinsdale clinic. Our current HVAC system is not able to heat and cool the building properly such that we periodically have to close the clinic when the outside temperature is above 75 degrees or below 50 degrees. |
Robbinsdale |
MN |
$63,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State HealthForce Center of Excellence |
Three of the top 10 most in-demand professions in Minnesota are Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, and Nursing Assistants. The vacancies in these career fields are stark, with the issue expected to worsen as demand for healthcare services increase, and healthcare workers exit the profession. The COVID-19 pandemic has placed incredible stress on the nursing workforce around the world, and Minnesota is no exception. The International Council of Nurses and the American Nurses Foundation report that nurses are retiring and leaving the workforce in greater numbers due to the stresses of the pandemic. Only 52% of registered nurses intending to leave the profession are doing so via retirement. Despite the heightened need for healthcare in the region due to long term effects of COVID-19, the nursing workforce is poised to be smaller, with the potential for ongoing burnout for overworked, understaffed, nursing professionals. According to MN DEED data, Minnesota is expected to have a deficit of almost 10,000 registered nurses and 4,000 licensed practical nurses by 2025. Minnesota healthcare employers are increasingly concerned about the nursing workforce. |
Rochester |
MN |
$3,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
Rochester is engaged in a $6 billion Destination Medical Center (DMC) economic development initiative that is expected to generate up to 2,700 new construction jobs annually over the next two decades. However, all members of the community aren’t prepared to take advantage of these good-wage employment opportunities (average annual salary $80,000 plus benefits), particularly Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) women. BIPOC women, who represent 13% of Rochester’s population, filled less than 1% of DMC construction jobs in 2020. Equitable economic recovery in Rochester will require addressing barriers to entrance and advancement for BIPOC women within construction and related fields. women within construction and related fields. |
Rochester |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
ExercisAbilities |
The project aims to expand a physical rehabilitation program for survivors of spinal cord injury, stroke, developmental disabilities, and other chronic conditions, through acquisition of new capital equipment and necessary facility roof renovation required for some equipment, helping patients walk again with advanced health technology. It would serve children, adults and seniors in a non-profit community clinic located in Rochester.
The project will address inequities in access to critical healthcare services, as these rehabilitation services in a community setting currently only exist outside Rochester, Olmsted County, and even Southern Minnesota. Such advanced treatment is typically reserved for patients at research hospitals or healthcare systems with large capital budgets and large donor networks. Outcomes will include paralysis survivors’ health and mobility improvements, greater independence, and less dependences on care providers thanks to effective treatment close to their homes. |
Rochester |
MN |
$605,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
GRUAC |
The goal of the GRAUC Simulation Collaborative is to enhance, diversify, and expand Rochester area healthcare workforce by providing access to relevant, effective, and flexible simulation technology. Expanding simulation capacity ensures our regional colleges, universities, and healthcare institutions will educate providers for now and the future.
In Southeast Minnesota, the current and future direct care provider shortage is critical, presently over 18,000 openings. These providers care for the growing diverse population in SE MN. Rochester is a destination for health and wellness, this community is experienced in bringing solutions to healthcare and diversity and equity challenges.
In early 2020 the Greater Rochester Advocates for Universities and Colleges, GRAUC, met to discuss the limited availability for simulation resources for healthcare students and employees. Education partners confirmed that without more access to simulation space, it will be challenging for their programs to grow to the sizes needed to tackle the increasing demand for direct patient care professionals. Employer partners confirmed that without access to more simulation space it will be difficult for their current employees to receive much-needed ongoing training.
Representatives from Olmsted Medical Center, WSU and Hawthorne outlined their challenges. Their narratives regarding the need for simulation technology follow.
OMC: To assure a safe and reliable system that can help the patients achieve the best outcomes, the healthcare providers must be current, competent, and confident in their ability to deliver care. Assuring professional development and competency is a top priority as the healthcare environment continually changes. Critical thinking and decision-making skills coupled with the technical expertise are essential to meet the health needs in a constantly adapting environment. As new skills are required, nurses sharpen skills before caring for patients in an experiential learning environment. Access to a state-of-the-art simulation lab is paramount to ensure critical thinking, decision-making, competency for skills and professional development in the future.
WSU: WSU-Rochester has admitted additional cohort of pre-licensure, undergraduate nursing students to the Rochester campus. WSU is doubling the number of pre-licensure nursing students on that campus from 50 to 100 admitted juniors annually for a total number of juniors and seniors to over 200 pre-license students. The program has unmet space needs due to changing rental space available to the program for skills training, lack of enough equipment and simulation space for education, lack of consistent and reliable access to key clinical areas for student training, and increased expectations of "pre-entry to the clinical site" education of our students by clinical partners. Simulation scenarios conducted will allow for expanded hands-on learning in a safe environment. Nursing students who take part in educational program involving simulation perform fewer healthcare errors in clinical settings and develop their critical thinking and clinical decision-making skills.
Hawthorne: Each year,70+ adult learners in Hawthorne's Bridges to Careers program prepare for employment in the healthcare field. These diverse and low-income students have no access to simulation technology. Through the efforts of the Simulation Collaborative and the work of an Integrator, it is our goal that this deficiency will be lessened or eliminated. Bridges to Careers is a collaborative effort between Hawthorne, RCTC, Workforce Development, Inc., and area employers who are dedicated to a mission that meets the needs of Rochester Minnesota's diverse community and the employment market. |
Rochester, Olmsted, and the surrounding counties |
MN |
$9,058,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State HealthForce Center of Excellence |
The need for increased Mental Health First Aid trainings and mental health education content is unquestionable. This need was great prior to the pandemic and has only increased over the past 14 months as we have, collectively, gone through an incredibly stressful time. In Minnesota, the stress has also increased due to racial protests and unrest. This initiative will focus on improving Minnesota State's colleges and universities in responding to mental health crises through the use of Mental Health First Aid trainings for staff and students. |
Rochester/Southern MN |
MN |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dakota County Technical College (DCTC) |
The Minnesota State Commercial Driving Skills Center (CDSC) Project will address the severe shortage of commercial drivers in Minnesota by updating and enhancing the Minnesota State Commercial Driving Skills Center and Decision Driving Range at Dakota County Technical College (DCTC). In Dakota and Scott Counties, over 2100 jobs are currently posted for Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers. This is four times more than the next highest position posting. Over the next 5 years, opportunities in Commercial Truck Driving are anticipated to grow by an additional 2,783 jobs. Over 61,000 professionals will be needed to fill new demand, retirements and job changes. Drivers are needed across multiple sectors from manufacturing to online retail; without enough drivers, post-pandemic recovery of the state and region will be impaired.
To address this need, DCTC needs to update and enhance our current driving labs. This includes replacing crumbling asphalt on the CDSC with a more durable concrete pad, adding additional trucks for Class A and B Commercial Driver’s License training, and resurfacing and repairing the Decision Driving Range (DDR). The DDR is a 2-8 mile track and wet skid pad used for both CDL training and safety training for more than 250 agencies, including police departments, paramedics, and state and local transportation departments. The updated labs will host the new Minnesota State Commercial Driver Training Academy, a public-private partnership the planning of which was recently funded by a Minnesota Job Skills Partnership (MJSP) Grant. This project would support economic recovery efforts in the region and make the Southeast corridor a leading area for transportation recruitment and training. |
Rosemount |
MN |
$2,175,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Change Inc. |
Change Inc. serves historically disinvested communities in Saint Paul and Minneapolis, primarily Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC), many of whom are recent immigrants, refugees, and English Language Learners. We work to provide youth and families with culturally-attuned services that help them develop the tools to thrive. We offer school-based mental health services, alternative high school, adult basic education, career and vocational training, mentoring, and wraparound social-emotional supports to help participants build a sustainable network of support.
To best achieve our mission and serve the community, we have identified a need to renovate our GAP School building located in the West Side neighborhood of Saint Paul. Necessary updates fall into three categories: deferred maintenance, COVID safety response, and space to meet programming needs. Renovation plans include the expansion of an outpatient mental health clinic and more physical space to support our employment and training programs. Bringing the renovation to reality will best serve Minnesota and our local community through increased access to mental health services, expanded workforce development programs, and improved opportunities for community-building. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
The City of Saint Paul is addressing an environmental crisis with more than 11,000 ash trees on public boulevards that are dead/dying due to the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) infestation. There is also an identified need in our community for young people who are interested in securing a living wage job after high school.
In alignment with existing youth jobs goals in the City of Saint Paul, this proposal would provide $1M in resources to develop a training and jobs program to support the planting and maintenance needs of the overall EAB management program. The goal would be to create pathways to green industry careers for young people in Saint Paul. Young people are regularly seeking connections to careers in the trades. This jobs program would provide the experience and personal support to help put them on the path to good paying labor jobs and green industry careers, while helping the City of Saint Paul address the EAB environmental crisis
Additionally, leveraging $2.5M in resources from this proposal, the City of Saint Paul would align contracting opportunities for stump removal with existing City of Saint Paul supplier diversity goals, and prioritize opportunities for small, women and minority owned businesses. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Department of Health |
The cost of education and training to become a dentist or dental therapist is high; dental school is the most expensive graduate degree program in the Unites States.
The National Center for Health Statistics reports that in 2019, 65.3% of Americans age 18 or older had a dental exam or cleaning within the previous 12 months.
The global SARS-CoV2 pandemic has spotlighted oral health disparities and barriers to care. In the recently released State of Oral Health Equity in America 2021 Research Report #1 by the CareQuest Institute, an estimated 6 million American adults have lost their dental insurance because of a job loss or benefits change that was caused by COVID-19. 28 million American adults delayed getting dental care due to: cost of care, lack of insurance, and fear of contracting Covid-19.
46 million Americans (15% of total population) live in rural areas. Rural residents have higher rates of unhealthy behaviors, less access to health / dental care, may not have fluoridated drinking water, and have less access to healthy foods.
These and other factors taken together result in poor dental health for individuals with low-incomes, especially if they live in an underserved area. To increase the availability and geographic proximity of dental professionals who supply care to people most in need, it is essential that the financial needs of those professionals be offset. Many dental professionals want to provide services to everyone who walks through their doors, however the “bottom line” is usually the decision maker. Academic debt burden is the single biggest driver of whether a given dentist or dental therapist can offer care delivery to all. By taking care of these professionals, the professionals will in turn take care of more Minnesotans who need it the most. This model is replicable nationally. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,592,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
Libraries play a critical role in digital access and equity. Technology within library spaces must evolve to keep pace with the needs of community members. Through this proposal, all 13 Saint Paul Public Library locations will upgrade our well-used community rooms to have a consistent base of technology tools that patrons can rely on. Patron technology needs will vary by the demographic of the populations served at each library branch. The base services will create a foundation for each library to build upon and allow individual branches to tailor their technology offerings to the unique needs of each community. Meeting rooms will be enabled with technology to facilitate work and collaboration via outlets, projectors, video capability and more. Additionally, upgrades such as expanded electrical outlets and charging stations that will enable libraries to function as community “co-working” spaces. This proposal will ensure that libraries provide public access to the technology-rich community meeting and work spaces that residents want and need in our digital age. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities |
Opening Opportunities for Teacher Education places open educational resources that are free, culturally fluent, and culturally responsive in the hands of teacher education candidates in the Minnesota State system.
This project serves to:
1. Increase the rate of black, indigenous and persons of color (BIPOC) teacher candidates attaining a course grade of C or better by situating more of their cultural and lived experiences within the curriculum content,
2. Increase the cultural fluency of teacher candidates using culturally responsive texts that better prepare them to teach in diverse and multi-ethnic communities, and
3. Increase the enrollment and retention of teacher candidates (and teacher candidates of color in particular) by lowering the financial burden of attaining a teacher education degree using zero-cost open educational resources (OER).
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Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,242,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
M Health Fairview |
Many Minnesota patients experience a lack of access to mental health and addiction services across the state. This project would help increase access to transition services for individuals who are waiting for stepped down levels of mental health and addiction services after a hospital or emergency department discharge. Mental health and addiction patients are especially vulnerable during this period of time and the M Health Fairview Mental Health & Addiction Transition Clinic (Transition Clinic) ensures a smooth “hand off” to the next level of care. The requested funding would enable M Health Fairview to expand the availability of these services in order to meet growing demand. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
M Health Fairview |
Substance abuse and overdose rates are rising across the state during the COVID-19 pandemic. This project provides access to care for individuals struggling with substance abuse by bringing peer-support specialists and other clinical staff to the patient. The project has proven to be an effective way to engage people struggling with substance use disorders, but program’s current funding is expected to expire this summer. It is critical for the program to find alternate funding streams to ensure the Mobile Substance Use Disorder staff can continue to provide life-saving services. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Zero Abuse Project |
A significant and growing body of research documents the poor undergraduate and graduate training of child protection professionals and paraprofessionals. The United States Attorney General’s National Task Force on Children Exposed to Violence recommends the inclusion of “curricula in all university undergraduate and graduate programs to ensure that every child and family-serving professional receives training in multiple evidence-based methods for identifying and screening children for exposure to violence.” Child Advocacy Studies (CAST) is an interdisciplinary academic program for students entering the fields of criminal justice, social work, nursing, psychology, law, medical school, or seminary that teaches students the skills necessary to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team to identify and address situations involving child abuse and neglect. Early indications demonstrate that CAST graduates perform significantly better than their peers in identifying psychological and emotional abuse. Funding to further expand CAST and similar programs will ensure a more prepared workforce and have a significant impact on child welfare. CAST programs and facilities not only benefit future child protection professionals, but also to improve the education and services provided by child protection professionals already in the field. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ujamaa Place |
For over ten years, Ujamaa Place, a nonprofit organization in St. Paul, MN, has trained and prepared African American males ages 18-30, many of whom have been involved in the criminal justice system, including those who are currently on probation or parole, for a career path and gainful employment. Ujamaa’s main goal is to assist these men with career focused workforce training, maintaining their employment, and advancing within their careers.
Currently, the unemployment rate for Black Minnesotans, especially young males, is highest of all groups at 9.5 percent. Ujamaa’s Workforce Training Program seeks to address this disparity by providing employment training and services that include in-demand employer partnerships and industries, plus Ujamaa’s wrap around services (housing, education, mental/chemical wellness, probation support, family relationships), as well as industry approved Workforce Assessments which determine the young men’s preparedness for gainful and sustainable employment.
Ujamaa Place serves 350 men annually, but the need is much greater. Program participants do not pay for their services; however, program cost for an Ujamaa Man is approximately $7,000 per man per year of Ujamaa Place enrollment. This request for federal funding is to supplement Ujamaa’s current and future budget that will allow us to provide services to more men while growing the capacity of Ujamaa’s Workforce Training Program. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
International Institute of Minnesota |
The International Institute of Minnesota (“the Institute”) was founded in 1919 to address the unmet needs of immigrant families. The Institute has made “full membership in American life” accessible to immigrants and refugees and serving their changing needs. Clients regularly describe the Institute as their first “home” in the United States.
In 2021, demand for Institute programs and services remains high despite a decline in immigration over the past four years. Many programs, including the Institute’s Medical Careers Pathway, operate a waiting list for eligible students. As we plan for more immigration and refugee resettlement as soon as FY2022, the only impediment to the Institute expanding its capacity ever more to bring motivated, hard-working New Americans into our community and workforce is a one-time investment of resources.
For that reason, the Institute seeks general operating support to provide one-time investment to the Institute following the 2021 comprehensive renovation and expansion of its facility. This facility expansion provides the capacity to serve an additional 500 New Americans each year in its education and career pathway programs, but not the resources to fund the expanded program costs. The support will help the Institute keep its core programs and services strong while they invest in growing the program capacity of education and workforce programs. It will also expand the tax base and train workers in industries with critical workforce shortages, including healthcare and long-term care. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$719,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Department of Health |
Obstetric services are a core health care service, and rural communities are finding it increasingly challenging to offer them. Between 2003 and 2018, nine Minnesota counties have lost hospital birth services. Moreover, maternal morbidity, including complications in childbirth, has increased dramatically in the United States in the past decade.
With these facts in mind, rural hospitals with obstetric services need more opportunities for providers to maintain their skills and improve the viability of keeping obstetric services open. In Cloquet, Minnesota, the Community Memorial Hospital Association has worked to acquire the necessary equiptment to provide opportunities for rural clinical teams to use advanced simulation training techniques to experience the range of normal to emergency obstetrics events and to practice skills needed to ensure a positive birth outcome for mothers and babies. This training program is located onsite and open to all interested rural providers. However, they now seek to create a mobile option and take the advanced simulation training on the road. Offering a mobile opportunity will bring the training to remotely located communities where travel or staffing limitations is a barrier to accessing a training over several days in Cloquet. A mobile training option also provides additional opportunities to attend the training when the Cloquet location is booked by another hospital team. There is a strong need for training in the pre-hospital to emergency room setting. A mobile unit would give the opportunity for additional providers such as emergency medical services (EMS), emergency room physicians and nurses to have access to a full offering of training or topic-specific workshops. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$693,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Department of Health |
Shutting Off the Tap to Teens (SOTT) is a statewide initiative through the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) to address underage drinking and binge drinking. In conducting this project, MDH hopes to help communities implement programs and measures to combat excessive drinking. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$665,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Community Care |
Access to affordable care is imperative in supporting communities and leads to improved health outcomes. Health care delivery initiatives for children continue to be a challenge due to access barriers, compounded by the fact that as minors, and with few exceptions, children and youth are dependent upon adults to connect to primary health care services on their behalf, inclusive of mental health care. Barriers to access are affected by one's social determinants, often accruing over generations and cemented to disproportionately impact marginalized and historically oppressed populations. Improving health care access for uninsured and underinsured children requires systematic reform at the community level by establishing health resources targeting populations affected by social determinants.
A known evidence-based intervention to improve health care access and health outcomes for children is through the implementation of school-based health centers (SBHC). Research evaluating SBHCs demonstrates that school-based initiatives support health outcomes in children regardless of their entwined social determinants. Positioned strategically where children spend most of their weekday hours, SBHCs interrupt social structural inequities like access barriers because of their unique location and affordability (no-cost, low-cost, or sliding-scale fees). Children, especially adolescents, are more likely to seek care in trusted, familiar settings. Research suggests that adolescents report greater satisfaction with care delivered at SBHCs compared to community or private clinics. Compared to community-based clinics and private clinics, SBHCs users are more likely to utilize preventative care and mental health care, have higher immunization rates, and fewer emergency department visits.
School-based health centers contribute to socioeconomic development by bypassing larger social structural conditions that present barriers to care. Adolescents become more actively engaged in and knowledgeable about health and navigating care, improving their future socioeconomic future. To address childhood health care disparities, health system policy change must focus on SBHC expansion to improve community health. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Saint Paul College |
The Four Directions Pathway program at Saint Paul College is designed to provide academic and social supports to promote college access and success of American Indian students. The term “Four Directions” refers to the American Indian Medicine Wheel, which consists of four directions: East (Study Skill Strategies), South (College Orientation), West (Internships), and North (Cultural Integration). The pathway framework utilizes the Medicine Wheel as a developmental map to lead students to prepare mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically for college. Currently, the Four Directions Pathway program exists as a summer bridge program. Saint Paul College seeks to expand the program to create a culturally supported secondary-postsecondary ecosystem that claims healthy space for Indigenous communities and provides support from the beginning of high school through college completion. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Sanneh Foundation |
Dreamline is an academic support and culturally responsive mentorship program serving low-income, under-performing students in public elementary, middle, and high schools. Dreamline Coaches partner with students throughout St. Paul and St. Cloud to provide services on-site to students identified as most in need of assistance, those whom teachers and administrators have identified as failing or near failing, and whose academic futures are in the greatest jeopardy. Dreamline’s goal is to help students increase their academic performance, improve their connectedness to school and community, and develop leadership and relationship skills in order to become positive contributors to their school and community. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Elpis Enterprises |
Elpis Enterprises, a not-for-profit organization, is one of only a few career pathway building programs in the metro Twin Cities area designed to meet the unique needs of young people experiencing homelessness or unstable housing. Of trainees participating in our program, each year 80% to 95% identify as Black, Indigenous, or people of color (BIPOC). We operate social enterprises to provide a paid work experience, as trainees build skills, experiences, and connections needed to enter the workforce and launch a career pathway leading to family sustaining wages.
Funds are requested to purchase a van that will replace our 20 year old van. The van fosters efficiency in the operations of our social enterprises and assists us in transporting our trainees to events in the community. During COVID 19, the van allowed us to pick up and drop off trainees who were hesitant to use public transportation. See Description of Proposal response.
On any given night in the metro Twin Cities, there are an estimated 875 young people (24 years of age or younger) on their own who are experiencing homelessness. This does not include those who are in households with their parents (Source: Wilder Research 2018 Homeless Fact Sheet).
Young people experiencing homelessness and unstable housing have limited opportunities to enter the workforce and build a career pathway leading to family-sustaining wages and benefits due to structural and systemic barriers. These barriers include:
-Access to Workforce Development Programs: Among young people experiencing homelessness, only 28% report receiving employment assistance despite only 42% of adults experiencing homelessness are employed with most working part-time. (Source: Wilder Research, 2015, pgs. 20-23).
-Cultural Bias: While showing grit and resilience, the skills used to survive homelessness (e.g., being focused on today, not trusting others) are often seen as ‘unreliable’ by others. Additionally, while recognizing the challenges faced by young people experiencing homelessness, many employers do not see themselves as having resources or expertise to support them and are hesitant to ‘take a chance’.
-Racism: According to the Metropolitan Council, disparities in unemployment between BIPOC individuals in the metro Twin Cities and whites have grown since COVID 19 began. People of color (especially young people) are often employed in leisure, hospitality, and foodservice with many projecting that job recovery in these sectors may take longer. Also impacting job recovery is increased automation in warehouses that is altering the job descriptions of some traditional entry-level warehouse positions.
-Privilege and Connections: Young people experiencing homelessness lack connections (e.g., school and family) that offer career exploration opportunities or connections that can help obtain that first job. This has also contributed to young people experiencing homelessness and unstable housing having limited awareness of the diverse careers that build on their unique interests and talents. The LEAP project in the Twin Cities (coordinated by Project for Pride in Living) estimates that the percentage of youth disconnected from school and employment has increased from 7% to 17% due to the pandemic.
Addressing Barriers: Elpis Enterprises program design is intentional in addressing the barriers that young people experiencing homelessness face in launching a career pathway. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
American Indian Family Center |
The American Indian Community Center Collaborative emerged from the tireless work of community-based organizations dedicated to strengthening and supporting American Indian children, youth, and their families. The Collaborative represents a robust network of agencies that serve and benefit generations of American Indian children, youth, parents, Elders, and families, leveraging resources to optimize collective impacts for their shared clients. To continue this work, the Collaborative seeks to build a new community center to house these vital programs, creating a centralized location to facilitate access and increase participation among community members. The project will also create a community-owned and managed physical asset, anchoring the organizations in the East Metro area and increasing their long-term sustainability. Overall, the community center will serve as a culturally rooted healing site offering safe and welcoming green space and play areas where American Indians and the broader community can engage in cultural practices, physical exercise, and social experiences. |
Saint Paul/Metro Area |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota Association of Community Mental Health |
Today’s Healthcare Silos and Medical Records Technologies Prevent Effective Whole-Person Care, Population Health Management, and Mitigation of Social Determinants of Health. This proposal creates a care management registry that integrates clinical information from clinics (physical health and mental health), hospitals, pharmacies, insurers, State agencies and other social service organizations. This automation makes population health care management feasible, targets people in greatest need of services before their cost of care becomes uncontrolled and coordinates the provision of physical and behavioral health care. |
Saint Paul/Statewide |
MN |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Francis Regional Medical Center |
St. Francis Emergency Department Renovation and Expansion Project is a multi-year project making essential upgrades and modernizations that will enable the Emergency Department to better meet the changing needs of the community. St. Francis Regional Medical Center was last remodeled twenty years ago and since then we have seen our patient volumes nearly double. Through the majority of the pandemic, the entire project was put on hold.
In late 2020, the project was reviewed and a new Phase 1A was planned to address the most pressing need to increase capacity for providing mental health emergency care. Currently, St. Francis Regional Medical Center’s Emergency Department has two mental health rooms, which is insufficient for meeting the increasing need for mental health emergency care. Under Phase 1A, four dedicated mental health rooms, and two swing rooms that can be used for mental health will be added in the Emergency Department. The total cost of Phase 1A is $6 million and is being partially funded by a $1 million donation from Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community. St. Francis Regional Medical Center is conducting a $5 million Capital Campaign in an effort to secure the remaining funds. |
Shakopee |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
AgCentric |
The Minnesota State Northern Agricultural Center of Excellence (AgCentric) is an educational leader in connecting industry and education to meet the regions’ needs. AgCentric is housed at Central Lakes College and is one of eight Centers within Minnesota State.
According to needs studies, the Meat Cutting & Butchery program is vital for ensuring a more diverse network of meat cutters and local outlets for processing. The hands-on and entrepreneurial program design, short-term format and business ownership orientation will make sure that the program serves as a driver for economic growth within the District. While the meat processing “bottleneck” has long been recognized as a regional issue, the pandemic exacerbated the issue and clearly demonstrated both the negative economic impact and risk that the bottleneck poses to the industry and the region. The farmers experienced financial losses when animals could not be slaughtered in a timely manner, and in some cases were required to be desiccated all together. Furthermore, Central Lakes College has the capacity to launch these programs within their existing menu of related coursework and degree offerings. Central Lakes has the capacity to allocate space for the proposed renovation without adding more buildings to their inventory. Their geographic locations provide outstanding opportunities for partnership and wide coverage of the District to meet the common objective of economic growth.
AgCentric has engaged multiple industry partners to ascertain the initial confirmation of need and the interest to support both the program at the college level and the mobile slaughter unit. |
Staples |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Stearns County |
There is a substantial gap in supervised visitation and safe exchange services in Stearns County. Anna Marie’s Alliance staff of trauma-informed, domestic violence behavior trained counselors, secured by the Stearns County Sheriff’s Office and housed in the Stearns County Administration Center, will provide Stearns County District Court ordered supervised visitation and safe exchange services, further supported by the Stearns County Attorney’s Office, Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid, and Stearns County Human Services (Community Corrections, Children’s Mental Health, and Child Protection). Additionally, this appropriation could make Legal Aid services available to all victims of domestic violence in Stearns County.
This grant will fund the program for three years. In kind contributions of staff time and space will provide support and match. |
Stearns County |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Valley Friendship Club |
Valley Friendship Club is a non-profit organization that provides kids, teens, and adults social and educational opportunities. This summer, our older teens and adult members have been invited to work at an outdoor coffee cart called, Traintrax and owned by the Zephyr Theatre. This is an amazing opportunity for our members to learn job skills, gain confidence in working with others, and to be a part of the community. Traintrax is a converted open-air train car that is located along the Gateway - Brown's Creek State (Bike) Trail in Stillwater, MN. This is a great location with lots of potential to interact with the community.
This is an opportunity to employee 10-15 people with disabilities this summer. It will also be a good start to bridge the employment gap for people living with disabilities. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, in 2020 only 17.9% of people with disabilities were employed in the United States down from 19.3% employed in 2019. COVID has been exponentially difficult on those with disabilities, loss of jobs and socialization, this opportunity would hit both marks. |
Stillwater |
MN |
$3,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Appetite For Change, Inc |
Food is a human right. Actualizing that sentiment is a perennial human challenge fraught with complexity and based on systems and practices that damage the environment, exploit people of color, and concentrate power in the hands of a few. Black, Indigenous, and other communities of color have been harmed and continue to pay a profound toll in service to a food system that privileges efficiency, productivity, profitability, and convenience. The cost of a food system based on these principles manifests in numerous racial inequities, from higher rates of diet-related chronic disease; disproportionate impact of agricultural-related environmental problems; lack of reliable access to safe, affordable, healthy food; and no real say, influence, or meaningful resources in the current food system.
Research shows that nationally, more than half of local produce sales were farms selling directly through intermediated marketing channels such as grocery and restaurants (Low and Vogel, USDA-Economic Research Service, 2011). More common direct to consumer marketing channels for local foods (community supported agriculture shares, farmers markets) are often too expensive for low-income families to purchase, with average price of CSA share ranging from $400 - 700 (“Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Resource Guide for Farmers.” NC State Extension, 2014, growingsmallfarms.ces.ncsu.edu/growingsmallfarms-csaguide.).
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted cracks in many of the systems the public has taken for granted as impervious to disruption, arguably most notably the food system. Marginalized populations have always seen and felt these cracks and this situation offers an opportunity to focus on strategies to mend them to equitably serve all communities.
Especially for those from underserved backgrounds, lack of time, lack of transportation, access to affordable foods, and cooking/food skills may make low-cost, calorie dense, low-nutrient foods appealing and lead to increase consumption of food with less healthy nutrient profiles such as pre-packaged processed meals and away-from-home meals. Because research has linked these barriers to poor dietary and health outcomes (“Time Spent on Home Food Preparation and Indicators of Healthy Eating.” Am. J. Prev. Med , vol. 47, 2014, pp. 796–802.) working to increase food access and skills to prepare home-cooked meals within the constraints of busy at-risk families is a vital way to address this important social determinant of health.
The average yearly family income for small and midsized farmers is under $20,000, and new sustainable markets are desperately needed. The food service environment during the COVID-19 pandemic has left an unknown future for small and midsized farmers to re engage those markets, thus small farmers and food hubs are looking for alternative outlets for potential crop overages. This program offers a steady market for locally grown produce from small and midsized farmers who don’t traditionally sell to larger food distributors. Partner organization, The Good Acre, emphasizes engagement with local farmer who identify as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color), activating an important market that can incentivize more growers of color to scale up their farming operations. |
Twin Cities Metro |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. David’s Center for Child & Family Development |
For the past 30 years, St. David’s Center for Child & Family Development has worked to increase access to critical childcare, early intervention, and mental health needs in the seven-county Twin Cities metropolitan area. In providing these services, St. David’s Center reaches Minnesotan families who represent a diverse cross section of the population, including communities oftentimes bound by generations of poverty and historical trauma, and those struggling with the challenges of having a child with unique developmental needs, often compounded by stigma and other barriers. With the challenges of the last few years, including the pandemic and climate of social unrest and racialized violence, St. David’s is experiencing a greater need for their services. To meet these needs, they seek to address the various components needed to fully support the infrastructure of their main location including comprehensive investments in information technology; capital improvements consisting of solar energy planning, preparation and implementation, and ADA-related renovations; an office redesign to expand workforce on-site; and regional site expansion planning to expand our footprint to provide access to services for those residing in children’s mental health service “deserts” in Minnesota. |
Twin Cities Metro |
MN |
$3,410,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Best Buddies is an international 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, leadership development, and inclusive living for people with intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD). A critical part of education for children and youth with IDD is the development of social skills which are essential to success in the community and the workplace following school. Best Buddies provides youth with IDD the opportunity to have a friend and to be one, thereby learning how to successfully interact with peers. The Best Buddies in Minnesota Inclusion Project for Students with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities seeks to establish and deliver community-based inclusion services at 29 middle, and high schools that will serve at least 700 students who will take part in a minimum of 232 inclusive activities and leadership training opportunities in Anoka, Carver, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey, Scott, and Washington counties. |
Twin Cities Metro Area |
MN |
$449,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
BeKind2People |
BeKind2People’s free mental health therapy services offer healing to Minnesotans who are struggling – including people recovering from addiction and families grappling with the pandemic’s long-term consequences. Our organization and therapists provided relief throughout the pandemic despite logistical challenges. Today, the need for our services is climbing dramatically as more people reach out for help after suffering prolonged isolation and intense uncertainty. This federal funding will enable us to hire an additional therapist while also increasing our current therapy staffing to full-time work hours. |
Twin Cities Metro Area |
MN |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Minnesota State College Southeast |
Minnesota State College Southeast is a public, non-profit community and technical college that currently has a Practical Nursing program and is opening a new Associate of Science in Nursing program with the first nursing cohort starting in the fall semester 2021. Currently the Minnesota State College Southeast Winona campus has a nursing wing with a large open room that serves as both the skills lab and simulation area.
An upgraded and renovated simulation lab in a rural portion of the district will serve multiple entities and benefit a broad array of students and incumbent healthcare providers. The lab will favorably impact the quality of healthcare by providing local access for continuing education in a state-of-the art facility.
Economic Development Region 10 (EDR-10), the Southeast Region of Minnesota, shows high demand for both Licensed Practical Nurses and Registered Nurses and over the next 10 years. The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development shows “High” growth in both areas with the following expected openings over the next ten years:
- LPN – 1,284 openings, or 128 new LPN’s needed annually.
- RN – 8,840 openings; or 884 new RN’s needed annually.
Our college is committed to increasing academic programming to contribute in filling the workforce needs of the Southeast Region, including having simulation capacity to augment traditional clinical hours in training the future healthcare workforce. Healthcare employers throughout our region continue to rely on our college to graduate highly qualified nurses. |
Winona |
MN |
$817,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hiawatha Valley Mental Health Center |
Hiawatha Valley Mental Health Center is working through the process to become a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC) with the goal of becoming Minnesota State Certified in early 2022. As a CCBHC, we will be able to increase access to community based mental health and substance use disorder services (particularly to under-served communities) and advance integration of behavioral health with physical health care. Integrated care requires our organization to have established collaborative relationships with other providers and health care systems to ensure care coordination for consumers utilizing services at Hiawatha Valley Mental Health Center. In order to provide quality care coordination, we need to construct a portion of our Winona Clinic into six group rooms for coordinated care meetings. The rooms will allow anywhere from six to 16 individuals to meet and together improve communication between behavioral health and primary care which will result in overall improvement in the consumer’s outcomes and satisfaction. Beyond space needs for CCBHC use, Hiawatha Valley Mental Health Center also is in need of additional space to grow and expand group treatment services for those who need a supportive group treatment setting to help in recovery from substance use and abuse. Even though the care coordination rooms will be within our Winona Clinic, each space will allow for the consumer and their care team to connect with team members throughout the region using telehealth. Currently, Hiawatha Valley Mental Health Center only has one space where large group meetings can take place. The enhanced utilization of telehealth within this new space will improve our ability to coordinator care and engage all of those involved with a consumer’s overall health. |
Winona |
MN |
$136,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Widseth, on behalf of Alexandria |
The current intersection of 17th Avenue and Trunk Highway (TH) 29 in Alexandria, MN, is congested and unsafe. TH 29 is the main artery of the city. With the construction of 18th Avenue, one block south of the current 17th Avenue intersection, the interchange will be much improved. It will allow for improved visibility of travelers and more width to turn. Essentially, this project will lead to a more efficient movement of goods and customers to essential community services and will lead to the economic vitality of the city. The 18th Avenue Project in Alexandria is a regional route of significance and accesses essential regional resources including a community college, a hospital, and an airport. |
Alexandria |
MN |
$4,145,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Annandale |
The improvements were deemed necessary by the Annandale City Council and Corinna Township Board to provide key access to a new 40 unit Assisted Living Facility currently under construction by the Annandale Care Center, to address safety concerns with school traffic for Annandale Elementary and High School campuses and to improve a deteriorating road surface from TH 24 to County Road 6, which serves as a main collector for school and care center traffic and serves a 245-unit mobile home park.
The project has been ordered by the City Council and is currently in the design phase. It is anticipated the plans and specifications will be complete in May of 2021 and the City will bid the project in June of 2021.
The City is requesting federal assistance to offset local costs with funding the improvement. Without federal funding, the project would be funded solely by the Annandale Care Center and the taxpayers of the Annandale School District, Corinna Township and City of Annandale. |
Annandale |
MN |
$2,640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Blaine, MN |
The Trunk Highway (TH) 65 Improvements Project (Project) will improve the flow of traffic, expand access for multiple modes of transportation, and improve safety along 2 miles through the City of Blaine by improving several interchanges, adding frontage roads, as well as safe bike and pedestrian passage |
Anoka County |
MN |
$40,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Anoka County |
The funding will be used to complete construction in a major traffic congestion area on US Highway 10, which has become a major safety concern for Anoka County and surrounding jurisdictions. |
Anoka County |
MN |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Babbitt |
The West Babbitt Development Project consists of developing 18 residential lots and 1 multi-unit lot. Water, sewer, streets, and power will be brought to these lots. With the current housing demand, the City of Babbitt does not have any rental homes available or homes for sale. |
Babbitt |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Biwabik |
This project is intended to correct severe deficiencies in the sanitary sewer, water and storm sewer systems, as well as deteriorating streets and alleys. The project includes complete renovation of State Highway 135, which is also Biwabik’s Main Street. We also intend to improve a corridor that connects our industrial park with State and County Highways. |
Biwabik |
MN |
$3,849,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bloomington Minnesota |
The I-494 improvement project from MSP Airport to HWY 169, is a 9.5 mile reconstruction of interstate 494 to increase mobility and improve safety along the interstate to better serve the growing freight and multimodal needs to the region. This stretch of 494 provides direct access to major destinations such as the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport and the Mall of America, cross metro access for commuters and freight, and local access for the numerous businesses and residents along the freeway. The project enhancements will improve safety, ensure a smoother ride, decrease congestion, improve rush-hour trip time reliability, reduce localized flooding and run-off, and provide a regional transit advantage. |
Bloomington |
MN |
$50,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Three Rivers Park District |
Three Rivers Park District in Minnesota will construct a pedestrian underpass at West River Road as part of the $25,000,000 Mississippi Gateway Regional Park development.
The underpass meets a critical pedestrian and bicycle safety need on this busy road and will connect parkland on both sides of the roadway. |
Brooklyn Park |
MN |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Burnsville |
I-494: Airport to Highway 169, is a 9.5 mile reconstruction of Interstate 494 (I-494) to increase capacity and improve safety along the interstate to better serve the growing freight and multimodal needs of the region.
The goals of the Project are to address traffic mobility in the freight corridor, improve safety by reducing the high crash rates, preserve infrastructure and increase sustainability by restoring pavement and replacing/preserving existing bridges, and provide an improved and equitable multimodal experience including a new pedestrian bridge for transit users, pedestrians, and bicyclists. |
Burnsville |
MN |
$50,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carver County |
This Project will improve freight mobility and connectivity for freight haulers who utilize the roadway, the over 65 major freight generators who are located along the entirety of US 212 in Minnesota, and most dramatically for the 12 freight generators located immediately adjacent to the project area. As part of the US Highway 212 Corridor Study, 16 major freight generators were interviewed, and all supported the Project. US 212 was identified by every business interviewed as key to receiving inputs to production and shipping manufactured goods to the market. |
Carver County |
MN |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carver County, Minnesota |
Carver County respectfully requests $2 million in funding to complete the design engineering and environmental documentation to continue the project development for expanding this 2-lane section of Highway 5 to a 4-lane expressway between Minnewashta Parkway and TH 41 as well as intersection capacity improvements for the TH 5/TH 41 intersection.
Carver County, and the project partners have secured all the funding needed for the first major Highway 5 project identified as part of a recently completed corridor study. This $27 million project will be constructed in 2025 immediately west of the project area this request is for. As it stands now, a one-mile gap in the 4-lane section will remain between the 2025 project and TH 41. This gap will be a source of major congestion and continued crashes if not improved. |
Carver County |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Chaska, Minnesota |
The City of Chaska requests $2 million in FY22 Community Project Funding to initiate immediate private corporation business park development that, based on a market study, will provide 5,000 new living wage jobs in five years and 10,000 total new jobs in 10 years for the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area. The $2 million request is the final funding needed for a $10.5 million city investment to allow planned business park development to begin (see Attachment A). The $2 million request will fund necessary sewer and roadway costs to support the start of development. Construction is planned to begin in 2022. |
Chaska |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chisago County |
This project will reconstruct and expand 8 miles of US 8 from 2 lanes to 4 lanes to accommodate existing traffic volumes of over 22,000 trips per day. It will also look to consolidate approximately 60 access points down to 8 and add a trail for bike/ped traffic. The project is needed to address safety, congestion/mobility, access management, economic development and bike/ped deficiencies. |
Chisago County |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Cottage Grove |
The City of Cottage Grove is requesting funding to improve streets and public utilities related to the Shoppes at Cottage View project. The proposed improvements on the 73-acre site have both local and regional impacts as the City looks to promote development of a variety of housing, employment, and recreational opportunities. |
City of Cottage Grove |
MN |
$7,110,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rice County |
Rice County is relocating their jail and law enforcement operations to a new, green site. This will leave the existing facility as well as several other buildings that had been acquired on that same block for potential expansion needs vacant and in need of repurpose, repair or demolition. The block that is in need of redevelopment is partially included in and adjacent to the historic downtown district in Faribault. A downtown redevelopment committee has been created to oversee the redevelopment of that block. Some of the buildings are blighted and need to be demolished, others can be renovated and repurposed to provide space to help meet community needs in mental health, substance abuse and economic development. Green space and parking plans will also be developed as part of this project. |
City of Faribault |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Jordan |
City of Jordan is seeking funding to construct a pedestrian underpass of US 169, making it accessible for all users and reducing clear safety threats. The funds will also be used to construct 1,400 feet of sidewalk and make safety improvements to two pedestrian crossings of an adjacent local street with flashing signage (rectangular rapid flashing beacons). Grading and drainage improvements will be completed as part of the work, including a drainage system inside the underpass structure. Finally, the funds will also be used to restore the surface above the underpass, including reconstruction of a short portion of US 169 concrete pavement and associated traffic control. |
City of Jordan |
MN |
$1,124,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis County, MN |
County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 115, Senator Doug Johnson Highway, will be resurfaced from TH 53 to County Road (CR) 418 (Frasier Bay Road). The project will consist of 11.6 miles of full depth bituminous reclamation, bituminous milling and new bituminous asphalt pavement. |
Cook |
MN |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mille Lacs Corporate Ventures (MLCV) |
This proposal would use Federal appropriations to build the Mille Lacs Tribal Economy Business Incubator (TEBI). TEBI will be made up of a handful of small physical incubator spaces operated under one program located in rural Minnesota. The goal of a business incubator is to help create and grow young businesses by providing them with necessary support and technical services.
The Mille Lacs Tribal Economy Incubator creates an end-to-end ecosystem that inspires, educates, and supports entrepreneurs, ultimately leading to higher levels of success and sustainability of new businesses in Minnesota.
Successful entrepreneurs in Minnesota fosters confidence, creativity, social and emotional health and brings about an environment of shared prosperity.
The Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe strives for economic sovereignty; a vibrant entrepreneur base ensures promotes self-sufficiency for tribal and community members.
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Counties of Mille Lacs, Pine and Aitkin |
MN |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dakota County |
The Dakota County Board of Commissioners maintains a greenway system that serves more than 650,000 visitors a year in a way that safely separates the public from high-speed roads and railways, and provides equitable access to people of diverse backgrounds, interests and abilities. Dakota County requests $1.5 million to continue this work and as well as to honor the more than 23,000 veterans who live in Dakota County by establishing the Veterans Memorial Greenway. |
Dakota County |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dakota County |
The Dakota County Board of Commissioners remains committed to mobility and safety improvements on the I-35 corridor. The county is requesting $700,000 for preliminary engineering to determine the scope of corridor mobility and safety improvement needs. This will be used to guide final design for reconstruction of the interchange at I-35 and CSAH 50 in Lakeville. It will also be used to complete corridor safety and mobility improvements in coordination with the pavement replacement project included in the Minnesota Department of Transportation 10-Year Capital Highway Improvement Program. |
Dakota County |
MN |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis County, MN |
County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 91 (Haines Road) and County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 54 (Morris-Thomas Road) are adjacent urban routes located in Duluth, MN. Both highways are functionally classified as Minor Arterial routes and provide critical links between residential areas, retail business and the Duluth International Airport (DIA). These two routes will be incorporated into one resurfacing project consisting of 4.9 miles of bituminous milling, concrete sidewalk repair, curb and gutter repair and new bituminous asphalt surfacing. The project will also provide for improved pedestrian, bicycle and ADA accommodations along both routes. |
Duluth |
MN |
$2,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Housing and Redevelopment Authority of Duluth |
The Duluth HRA is seeking funding for the development and construction of a cottage village concept project in Duluth. The 20 small housing units would add brand new, safe, affordable housing for rent to low-income tenants in the western part of the City while also creating a community-building green space in between the units. |
Duluth |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis and Lake Counties Regional Railroad Auth |
This project would fund upgrades to the equipment that operates the swing bridge in the center of Grassy Point Bridge. This is a critical rail connection between Duluth, MN, and Superior, WI that the proposed Northern Lights Express route will rely on. |
Duluth |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
American Indian Community Housing Organization |
The American Indian Community Housing Organization (AICHO) exists to create an Indigenous response to social conditions in Duluth, Minnesota, powered by the urban Native American community. AICHO is an Indigenous-led organization with a primary mission to strengthen the American Indian community. With nowhere to meet, community members convened in a parking lot outside of a social service agency for a conversation that sparked the origin of AICHO. A nonprofit organization established in 1993, AICHO provides a wide range of services in response to the socioeconomic conditions that the urban American Indian community experiences in Duluth, Minnesota. AICHO provides 29 units of permanent supportive housing, 10 units of affordable market-rate housing, operates the only culturally-specific domestic violence emergency shelter in the region and offers a continuum of supportive services and community programming. AICHO raised $8.4 million to develop the Gimaajii-Mino-Bimaadizimin historic property into a dynamic award-winning mixed-use community anchor site. With over 27 years of built organizational capacity and housing expertise, AICHO has effectively secured and managed federal, state, and local funding streams and built highly successful and innovative partnerships with Tribal Nations. With a mission to honor the resiliency of Indigenous people by strengthening communities and centering Indigenous values in all aspects of our work, AICHO makes deep investments in strategies that transform the current socioeconomic conditions in our region. |
Duluth |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Highway 169 North Task Force |
There is a need for Safety Improvements and Mobility Enhancement on the sections noted to decrease or eliminate accidents, injuries, and fatalities. |
Ely |
MN |
$13,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Carlton County |
County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 61 is a major collector that connects the Cities of Cloquet/Scanlon, the Village of Esko and Interstate 35. CSAH 61 was once State Highway 61 and the only major roadway to connect these communities. In 1974, the Minnesota Department of Transportation turned back State Highway 61 to Carlton County and the roadway was named CSAH 61. The roadway consists of a separated 4-lane roadway which carries an estimated 2800 vehicles per day. The current pavement is in need of repair and the structures under the roadway are failing. When Carlton County began making plans to reconstruct CSAH 61 the communities of Esko and Thomson Township reached out and requested an additional recreational trail along CSAH 61. Due to the amount of traffic the roadway carries and the feedback from the community, it has been determined that it would be most cost effective for future maintenance and safety implementations to turn the roadway into a two-lane roadway and repurpose two of the existing road lanes as a recreational trail. The County plans to reconstruct two of the current traffic lanes into the roadway and in collaboration with Thomson Township repurpose the other two lanes for recreational use. The project will consist of restructuring the roadway to a two-lane roadway, replacing all of the failing structures, constructing a recreational trail, and adding the following safety measures: paved shoulders, shoulder rumble strip with 6" wet reflective edge lines, centerline rumble strip, and we would be adding crosswalks, Rapid Flashing Beacons, and radar controlled speed signs around the Esko School. |
Esko |
MN |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Faribault County |
Construct two new public works facilities to replace three outdated and dangerous facilities. |
Faribault County |
MN |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fergus Falls |
Architect Bill Hickey with Collaborative Design Group reported in January 2021 that an ongoing Regional Treatment Center
(RTC) Reuse Master Plan study commissioned by the City of Fergus Falls reached two major conclusions. First, while affected by
lack of occupancy, age, and deferred maintenance, the Kirkbride is structurally sound. Second, based on analysis of reuse options
suggested by the community and recommended by the RTC Reuse Master Plan Advisory Committee, the most viable option is to
redevelop and retrofit the Kirkbride’s east and west wings as housing for a mix of market segments, including market rate,
affordable, low-income, Senior, Veteran, and supported housing. The analysis of options found that uses most suitable for the
central tower complex would include ancillary and supportive functions that could be identified once housing redevelopment had
been implemented.
Mr. Hickey’s finding on the structural integrity of the Kirkbride was supported by a room-by-room survey and assessment that was
conducted by his firm in November 2020. He reported that attributes of the building’s construction include a robust and sound
composite structural system of masonry, steel, wood, and clay tile. The structural system contributes to the building’s mass,
positive thermal inertia, and acoustic qualities and would make renovation and repair comparatively easy. He also reported that a
number of Kirkbride features remain intact including extensive and attractive tile work, access to sunlight, and views.
Therefore the proposed use of federal funds would encompass the following in order to spur development of housing and
associated reuse:
Site Costs – Walks, drives, landscaping, visitor parking
Parking – 3 units, 2 level structured for residents
Building Infrastructure – Mechanical and electrical systems, elevators, life safety systems
Building Envelope – Roofs, masonry walls windows, doors
Building Interior – general repair and upgrades, restoration of key features, new life safety items
Tower Building – historic restoration
Soft Costs – Permits, testing, design fees |
Fergus Falls |
MN |
$39,625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Otter Tail County |
Architect Bill Hickey with Collaborative Design Group reported in January 2021 that an ongoing Regional Treatment Center (RTC) Reuse Master Plan study commissioned by the City of Fergus Falls reached two major conclusions. First, while affected by lack of occupancy, age, and deferred maintenance, the Kirkbride is structurally sound. Second, based on analysis of reuse options suggested by the community and recommended by the RTC Reuse Master Plan Advisory Committee, the most viable option is to redevelop and retrofit the Kirkbride’s east and west wings as housing for a mix of market segments, including market rate, affordable, low-income, Senior, Veteran, and supported housing. The analysis of options found that uses most suitable for the central tower complex would include ancillary and supportive functions that could be identified once housing redevelopment had been implemented. |
Fergus Falls |
MN |
$39,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fergus Falls |
The City of Fergus Falls has spent significant time and money focusing on the development of the Riverfront in the downtown area. The Otter Tail River runs right through the heart of downtown Fergus Falls and has been an underutilized asset for many decades. The City is currently creating a public riverfront park, which includes a river market structure, splash pad, riverfront balcony and expanded river walk trail connections. The City and Port Authority have also acquired and have cleaned up the former Mid-American Dairy plant that is located directly on the river just west of downtown. This plant had not been in operation for nearly 20 years and the site was laden with environmental concerns. The blight has been removed with the building being demolished and the environmental concerns being abated and redevelopment opportunities are being explored. In partnership with the State of Minnesota, Fergus Falls is keeping the 11 acre riverfront parcel to serve as a perpetual recreational and environmentally protected area, while the remainder of the 28 acre parcel of the former plant will be redeveloped.
The City is looking to connect this new recreational site and redevelopment project with the downtown improvements through the buildout of a trail system. We are looking to construct a trail from Union Ave, where our existing riverfront project ends, through the former dairy site along the river, through the Otter Tail County Historical Society and terminating on the M-State Fergus Falls Campus. This trail connection will provide connectivity to the downtown and the college, providing new opportunities for college students to more easily access services downtown and to more safely navigate the areas around the campus.
This entire trail segment is part of the Glacial Edge Trail, which has been named a regionally significant trail in Minnesota by the Greater Minnesota Regional Parks and Trails Commission. This entire trail system has been mapped through a master planning process that involved significant public engagement. Otter Tail County has partnered with the City to further extend the Glacial Edge Trail and once fully built out, it would connect to Maplewood State Park and throughout the entire county. |
Fergus Falls |
MN |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Goodhue County, MN |
The bridge is located on a ‘Major Collector’, it was built in 1966, has an average of 400 vehicles crossing it a day, it’s deck is a series of concrete open girders with a third of the deck’s underside having exposed rebar resulting in a rating condition of ‘poor’, it has steel columns holding up the middle of the bridge that are severely deteriorated resulting in a load posting that restricts the weight of vehicles crossing it. |
Goodhue County |
MN |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
This project will provide valuable community engagement and technical experiences to help advance and inform Connected and Automated Vehicles (CAV) year-round operations in a cold weather environment in rural Minnesota communities. It will provide a base for future career pathways and economic development for the Minnesota Iron Range region while bringing innovative accessible transportation to the communities in the region. |
Grand Rapids |
MN |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hector, MN |
Federal funds will be used to fund the design and construction of needed revisions to non-complaint airfield pavements and lighting, the removal to obstructions to navigation, and the addition of navigational aids that make the Airport safer and more useful for the general public.
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Hector |
MN |
$6,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin County |
The Metropolitan Council (MC) is planning a light rail transit (LRT) extension of the METRO Blue Line from the existing Target Field LRT station in downtown Minneapolis to Brooklyn Park in suburban Hennepin County, serving the suburban municipalities of Golden Valley, Robbinsdale and Crystal. The proposed alignment is mostly at grade and generally parallels freight rail and roadway rights-of-way. The Project includes 28 light rail vehicles, a new operations and maintenance facility in Brooklyn Park, four new park-and-ride facilities, and pedestrian and bicycle access to stations. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin County |
Hennepin County is requesting $11,560,000 in congressionally directed funding for the B and E Line BRT Expansion Project. Due to rapid growth in Hennepin County, there is a demand for faster, affordable, and efficient transportation alternatives. These BRT lines are anticipated to serve over 24,000 riders per day. This project would also invest in safer and more accessible streets for transit users, motorists, and pedestrians. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$11,560,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metro Transit |
In combination with other secured and requested funds, the requested Congressionally directed federal funds would be used for project management, planning, environmental documentation, design, and construction of the E Line project. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metro Transit |
The METRO F Line is a planned Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) line that will provide faster and more reliable transit in the Route 10 corridor. BRT service is a package of transit enhancements that adds up to a faster trip and an improved experience on Metro Transit’s busiest bus routes. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hennepin County |
Hennepin County bears a disproportionate burden in responding to the crisis of unsheltered homelessness throughout the Metro Region of Minnesota. Like many urban areas, we have experienced a rapid rise in encampments. Unlike most areas, the winter presents unique challenges to providing shelter and connection to services through several months of the year. Exposure is a fast lane to death in this part of the country.
In 2019, Hennepin County set out a new vision of lowering barriers, improving outcomes and increasing capacity within the single adult shelter system. Specific recommendations were created in partnership with the non-profits that operate shelters and people with lived experience of homelessness. In particular, the advocacy group, Street Voices of Change, influenced and shaped the recommendations.
One of the key recommendations was to establish a small-scale, service rich, housing focused shelter that exclusively serves people experiencing homelessness who identify as female. Hennepin County and Salvation Army committed operational funding totaling $1.2 million per year. This allowed the shelter to open at an interim location in the winter of 2020, operating in accordance with CDC guidance and best practices including operating on a 24-hour basis daily. All partners have been committed to identifying and securing a permanent site so that this vital service is available year-round to people experiencing homelessness. |
Hennepin County |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
HRA of Hibbing, MN |
Haven Court, a public housing community that serves 102 families of Hibbing, is in dire need of investment. Flooded basements, eroded foundations and cracked sidewalks are all part of the $11,000,000 in immediate physical needs of the complex that continue to grow more urgent by the day. As an agency in Greater Minnesota, only federal support can make the HRA’s rebuilding of Haven Court possible. The Senator’s advocacy for this project will ensure safe homes for a highly diverse population with an average annual household income of $13,043. |
Hibbing |
MN |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Koochiching County |
Koochiching County is submitting the County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 24 Bridge Overpass for consideration. This Project is in a rural area near the municipalities of International Falls and Ranier in Northern Minnesota, along the Canadian border. In direct support of the ROUTES initiative, the Project will improve safety and road conditions of rural transportation networks. The Project was developed through collaboration with local, county, and state officials, locally impacted businesses and residential communities[DR1] , U.S. Customs and Border Protection and the Wisconsin Central Limited (WCL), a subsidiary of Canadian National Railway Company (Hereafter referred to as “CN” or “CN Railway”).
The Project is the construction of the CSAH 24 Overpass across the rail corridor.The Project provides improved public safety and accessibility and will support the continued regional economic viability of this rural community located at a major international port of entry. The total cost of the project is $7.0 Million. The county is seeking $2.0 Million in federal funding, has already secured $3.0 Million in State Bonding, with the county contributing approximately $1.75 Million in local and State Aid funds, and an additional $250,000 funding contribution from CN Railway. Although a local funding match is not required, the county is committed to this large infrastructure project and will provide a 25 percent local funding and State Aid funds. This large funding commitment from a small rural county reflects the importance of this necessary investment in the community.
Construction of the CSAH 24 Overpass will result in:
Increased economic competitiveness and community viability due to improved freight movement efficiency
Improved public safety by eliminating interaction between rail and personal vehicles,
Enhanced quality of life for residents by eliminating daily delays resulting from trains blocking the crossing |
International Falls |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Western Mesabi Mine Planning Board |
U.S. Highway 169, known as the Cross Range Expressway, is the primary freight and passenger highway connection between Grand Rapids, Hibbing, and Virginia. This seventy mile distance was completed to a four lane divided highway between the 1960s and 1994, except for approximately 9.5 miles between Coleraine and Pengilly which was left as two lane undivided highway. Four miles were completed more recently, still leaving 8.4 miles of undivided two lane highway sandwiched between four lane divided highway both east and west of the unfinished section. The remaining undivided segment has grade, curve/visibility, shoulder and other constraints that result in traffic safety issues and is a potential economic constraint, choking both freight and passenger vehicles as traffic flows between the otherwise continuous four-lane divided highway of the Cross Range Expressway. A short summary of major background and supporting points is attached to this application. |
Itasca County |
MN |
$150,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Scott County |
The US 169/ TH 282/ CH 9 Interchange Project is a collaboration between Scott County, the City of Jordan, and the Minnesota Department of Transportation to improve transportation connectivity, reduce freight delay, and reduce emissions. The project will support regional economic vitality by connecting rural communities, workers, and products to the Twin Cities metropolitan region more efficiently and cost-effectively. The proposed project will construct an interchange, located at the existing at-grade intersection of US 169 and TH 282/CH 9; and construct a separate grade separation of the Union Pacific mainline rail crossing on CH 9. The project will also construct a trail, connecting lower-income residential areas north of US 169 and TH 282/CH 9 into the City of Jordan’s trail system, providing connections to schools and the downtown. The project is intended to improve mobility for freight and regional traffic on US 169 with reliable and safe access to US 169, for residents of Jordan and the surrounding area. The project also enhances rail safety through a grade separation of CSAH 9 from the Union Pacific Mainline Railroad. |
Jordan |
MN |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Karlstad, MN |
The City of Karlstad, MN is in need of funding for a proposed improvement project for the Karlstad Municipal Airport to expand aviation capabilities in order to support current recreational and business users in the area and to stimulate economic development and support future growth in the region. The existing airport includes a 2,606’ turf runway constructed in 1953 that does not meet modern needs due to characteristics that restrict its use. These characteristics include the runway being too short for all but the lightest aircraft, its chronically wet condition rendering it unusable much of the year, and its obstruction by highways, powerlines and nearby towers. Highway 11 runs immediately south of the airport and there is no public fuel or public hangar space, which adds to the current limitations of the existing airport. The proposed project would relocate the airport to a more functional and suitable location to provide the necessary foundation for future growth and expansion capabilities, bringing additional funding opportunities to the airport and new economic prospects to the local economy and its stakeholders. |
Karlstad |
MN |
$14,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Kasson |
The City of Kasson and the Kasson EDA, recognizing the needs for affordable housing and the goal of encouraging economic development have obtained land in the Southwest portion of Kasson. The goal is to develop the property into a mix use area for families and working people.
However, there are some substantial infrastructure costs that will be required and the City is requesting assistance to mitigate those costs. |
Kasson |
MN |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
Washington County is leading the Trunk Highway (TH) 36 and County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 17 (Lake Elmo Avenue) Interchange Project, in cooperation with the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) and the cities of Lake Elmo and Grant. The Project location is the existing at-grade signalized intersection of TH 36 and Lake Elmo Avenue. |
Lake Elmo |
MN |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
The proposed Central Greenway Regional Trail is a planned multiuse trail that will improve regional and local pedestrian and bicycle connectivity. |
Lake Elmo |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lakeville |
The project includes completing preliminary engineering and environmental
analyses in preparation for the future reconstruction of the deficient Interstate 35
(I-35) and County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 50 interchange. The project would
identify and prioritize corridor mobility and safety improvement needs, establish a
geometric layout and develop environmental documentation. The completed
project is the critical first step and serves as the guide for completing final design
and assisting stakeholder planning efforts in advancing toward construction.
This segment of I-35 is a Tier 1 Freight Corridor that contributes to the success of
the local, regional, state, national and global economy through the distribution of
products. The CSAH 50 interchange a) supports robust transit service with
proximity to the Kenrick Park and Ride facility, and b) is the termini of a future
MnPASS lane extension as identified in the Metropolitan Council’s 2040
Transportation Policy Plan. The existing I-35 and CSAH 50 interchange is an
interim configuration is not sustainable as it does not have adequate capacity, sight
distance or turn lanes resulting in traffic congestion and public safety issues.
Lakeville and surrounding communities continue to grow at a rapid rate and
existing traffic congestion and public safety issues will continue to deteriorate.
Progress toward the reconstruction of the interchange is needed to address traffic
congestion and public safety issues, and for the area to remain economically
competitive across growing state, national and global markets. |
Lakeville |
MN |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lakeville |
The project includes completing preliminary engineering and environmental analyses in preparation for future construction of a freight rail car storage facility. The project would identify costs/benefits/needs, prioritize necessary next steps, and support stakeholder planning efforts in advancing toward construction.
Lakeville industrial parks are home to approximately 150 businesses (nearly 8,000,000 finished square-feet) that contribute to the success of the local, regional, state, national and global economy through the manufacturing and distribution of products. The industrial park area has limited capacity available for freight rail car storage; therefore, rail cars are presently stored unsecured and for extended times along existing rail lines located adjacent to residential, institutional and commercial uses. Growth within the area is robust and a freight rail car storage facility is needed to a) mitigate congestion along rail lines, b) facilitate reliable freight service/movement, c) enhance safety for residents, d) reduce risks/delays and conflicts at rail/road crossings, and e) for the area to remain competitive across growing state, national and global markets. |
Lakeville |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lamberton, MN |
The City of Lamberton, MN needs funding for the extension of City Sewer and Water to service its Industrial Park and a large industrial user. The City of Lamberton has zoned city owned property just outside of current city sewer and water services. This industrial park is intended to attract new business to the community to create jobs, retain residents, and increase the City’s tax capacity to help fund necessary repair to its aging infrastructure. Due to its current tax base and above average debt to resident ratio, Lamberton has been unable to fund the much-needed sewer and water extension required to attract new business necessary to keep the town viable. Infrastructure projects are costly on a per-business basis and often limit a city’s ability to acquire the anchor business for industrial park growth. The City of Lamberton needs build-ready sites to secure and retain business partners to stabilize the population and quality of life in Lamberton. |
Lamberton |
MN |
$6,461,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity Morrison County |
Lumber and the cost of building supplies have increased from $100 per square foot to $150-$170 per square foot. This funding request is necessary to fill the gap between the cost and an affordable mortgage payment for a family. |
Little Falls |
MN |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lower Sioux Indian Community |
Lower Sioux currently is in dire need of acquiring and developing new lands to build new homes. With Congressional support Lower Sioux will acquire 80 acres of land as the first step in the tribe’s overall expansion plan for housing and community development. Our overall expansion plan consists of acquiring 230 acres and developing infrastructure on these and an additional 180 acres (for a total of 410 acres) to expand our ability to house our tribal citizens. It has been a struggle in the past for Lower Sioux to purchase land around the borders of the reservation but backing from US Congress could prove crucial in not only purchasing this initial 80 acres, but also for future land acquisitions and infrastructure as well. |
Lower Sioux Indian Community |
MN |
$920,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Maple Grove |
The Highway 610 Extension Project will complete the long-sought Highway 610 corridor which has been planned, designed, and constructed over the last 50 years beginning with a preliminary study in 1973. The Project will improve regional mobility and roadway safety with the construction of the Highway 610 segment that will connect the existing County Road 30 to Trunk Highway (TH) 610 via bridges over Interstate 94 (I-94). The project will also complete the unfinished system interchange at I-94 and TH 610, improve traffic capacity along I-94 by adding auxiliary lanes between TH 610 and Maple Grove Parkway, and upgrade/realign Hennepin County CSAH 30 to provide reliable and direct access to both I-94 and TH 610. |
Maple Grove |
MN |
$33,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of Lakes Community Land Trust |
The Commercial Land Trust Initiative (CLTI) was launched in 2018 as a pilot under the City Of Lakes Community Land Trust (CLCLT), one of the five largest residential land trusts in the nation. To date, the CLCLT has assisted over 400 low-to-moderate-income households into CLCLT homeownership over the past 15 years. There have now been 90+ resales-each resulting in leveraging the initial affordability investment over time-serving multiple generations of homebuyers with the same funds. This is a strong foundation upon which to test whether a commercial land trust can be viable.
Over the last three years, the CLTI has grown its program with the intention of eventually incorporating as its own entity. As such, a majority Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) Advisory Board was established to guide the program. This Advisory Board helped craft the mission, vision, values and financial model. The mission of the CLTI is to (re)develop and preserve long-term affordable commercial spaces through community driven ownership of land. Our vision is that neighborhoods are reflections of the economic, cultural, and social wealth of a community. Neighborhoods where local BIPOC businesses can grow and thrive, residents claim spaces through decision-making power and ownership of land, and together are building a vibrant human-centered economy. Ultimately, the CLTI wants to ensure that individuals, families and communities who have been historically (and currently) excluded from access to land ownership have the tools, resources and opportunity to share in the economic activity of any given neighborhood. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of Lakes Community Land Trust |
The Commercial Land Trust Initiative (CLTI) was launched in 2018 as a pilot under the City Of Lakes Community Land Trust (CLCLT), one of the five largest residential land trusts in the nation. To date, the CLCLT has assisted over 400 low-to-moderate-income households into CLCLT homeownership over the past 15 years. There have now been 90+ resales-each resulting in leveraging the initial affordability investment over time-serving multiple generations of homebuyers with the same funds. This is a strong foundation upon which to test whether a commercial land trust can be viable.
Over the last three years, the CLTI has grown its program with the intention of eventually incorporating as its own entity. As such, a majority Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) Advisory Board was established to guide the program. This Advisory Board helped craft the mission, vision, values and financial model. The mission of the CLTI is to (re)develop and preserve long-term affordable commercial spaces through community driven ownership of land. Our vision is that neighborhoods are reflections of the economic, cultural, and social wealth of a community. Neighborhoods where local BIPOC businesses can grow and thrive, residents claim spaces through decision-making power and ownership of land, and together are building a vibrant human-centered economy. Ultimately, the CLTI wants to ensure that individuals, families and communities who have been historically (and currently) excluded from access to land ownership have the tools, resources and opportunity to share in the economic activity of any given neighborhood. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metro Transit |
The Metro Transit 40-foot Electric Buses and Chargers project (Project) will deploy six 40-foot electric buses in core urban areas with three electric bus chargers at the new Minneapolis Bus Garage scheduled to open in early 2023. The Project will advance our already strong commitment to utilize and promote battery electric bus technology -- further improving air quality and environmental justice in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Local routes operating from the Minneapolis Bus Garage will serve areas with populations above the regional average in percent of people of color, people in poverty, or both. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,832,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Seward Redesign |
Wadaag Commons is a culturally competent affordable housing development that will provide much needed housing that is accessible at the 30%, 50% and 60% AMI levels. The federal funds requested will be used to fill the last remaining financial gap after syndication proceeds from low income housing tax credits and the Minnesota First mortgage. These remaining funds have historically been extremely difficult to raise, as the funding source is over prescribed and weighted heavily towards larger developers with fewer community ties or BIPOC leadership. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Minneapolis Public Housing Authority |
The Minneapolis Public Housing Authority (MPHA) receives annual funding from Congressional appropriations for capital improvements. On average this amount has been $10-$12M. MPHA estimates its current capital backlog to be over $170M for their 6,000 unit portfolio. In order to complete these critical life and safety improvements as well as other capital needs, MPHA must look to secure additional resources. These improvements benefit the well-being and safety of the low-income community residing in Minneapolis. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Pillsbury United Communities |
Pillsbury United Communities seeks $2 million for our community development corporation, Justice Built Communities, to assist with developing three dilapidated properties we recently purchased on West Broadway in North Minneapolis into a mixed use development that will include space for Black and Brown businesses, housing, and more.
This development is part of a larger innovative community development initiative that leverages and, labor, entrepreneurship, and capital to build equitable wealth for Minneapolis’ Northside Black residents. While real estate activity in North Minneapolis has largely been stagnant, the nearby North Loop has seen $1.2B in real estate sales since 2015. That’s created rapid gentrification on the edges of North, and now this boom is encroaching deeper into the neighborhood. As properties along major corridors are bought up, vulnerable residents are threatened by displacement as outsiders benefit. JBC aims to reverse this concerning trend and support Northside neighborhoods’ vision for their own future. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
Support planning, management, and coordination to effectively implement the Thirty-Eighth Street Thrive Strategic Plan - a community vision to build on the legacy of this deeply rooted African American Community and support local ownership and wealth-building in the community. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
Fund construction of pedestrian ramp upgrades across Minneapolis. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
Fund local costs, such as traffic signal upgrades and improvements to pedestrian infrastructure near BRT stations. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
Fund local costs such as traffic signal upgrades, improvements to pedestrian and bikeway infrastructure and increased greening, especially trees and green stormwater infrastructure. Funding assistance will also help address traffic safety along Lake Street, which is one of the highest crash corridors in Minneapolis, and all of Hennepin County, with 8 percent of all crashes in Minneapolis between 2010 and 2019 having occurred along Lake Street.
|
Minneapolis |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
This project is a revolving lead hazard/weatherization improvement loan fund to provide matching costs for low and moderate income home owners. The effort will combine lead hazard mitigation efforts with low-income deep weatherization retrofits, and complete low-moderate income lead hazard, weatherization, energy efficiency repairs and moderate healthy home repairs. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity |
The Harrison Townhomes project is comprised of 17 units in 3 buildings to be built on currently vacant land in the Harrison Neighborhood in North Minneapolis. The Harrison Townhomes are part of a larger Basset Creek Valley Small Area Master Plan within the Minneapolis 2040 Comprehensive Plan. The project is being developed as a partnership between Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity, Inc. (TCHFH) and City of Lakes Community Land Trust (CLCLT). |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,158,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
West Broadway Business and Area Coalition (WBC) |
WBC’s West Broadway ALIVE Community Development Project Fund, which would be housed within WBC, envisions a vibrant and successful corridor, and identifies key actions necessary to realize that vision. This project focuses on providing project funding throughout the North Minneapolis community, whether it is to assist with debris removal, restorations for public areas, facade improvements, and so much more. Our current fund that is utilized for these important projects is the “Restore North Fund”, which WBC is the sole administrator of. Through hard work over the years, this fund has been effective in projects that are currently underway and continues to provide assistance for local businesses. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Seward Redesign |
Nearly one full year after the murder of George Floyd, the East Lake Street corridor still sits in a state of destruction and blight. The Coliseum building (27th and Lake) is one of, if not the most important building left standing in the Downtown Longfellow commercial node. At over 100 years old, it carries a significant history in the local community and was previously home to 20+ small businesses and nonprofit organization, all of which were displaced as a result of the damage. The full recovery and restoration of this property will serve as a beacon to the local community and will provide hope that an equitable recovery is possible. When this property is revitalized, small retail and office users and local nonprofits will return, again resulting in a vibrant contribution to the neighborhood. There is strong community support for this project from a significant number of local organizations representing residents and businesses alike. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Regents of the University of Minnesota |
Transportation network access, which measures how easily people can reach important destinations such as work, education, and healthcare, is widely acknowledged to be a critical indicator of transportation system performance and a key element of planning efficient and sustainable transportation systems. Directives to measure access are increasingly common at the regional and state levels, and have been included in major legislative proposals at the federal level. However, state and local transportation agencies often lack the resources or expertise to develop in-house tools for measuring access, and a fragmented approach to addressing this need reduces transparency and prevents the comparison of access data across projects and regions. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Open Arms of Minnesota |
An additional Open Arms of Minnesota (OAM) kitchen/facility in St. Paul will enable us to open our arms wider to nourish more of our neighbors. Our new site will improve healthy food access for approximately 2,000 critically ill individuals and their families weekly. These clients depend on our services to provide them with 14-21 medically tailored meals delivered once weekly to their doorstep at no cost. Demand for our meals has increased by 40% in the last year.
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Minneapolis |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Minneapolis |
This funding will fill the financial gap on a 32 unit housing project that will provide critically needed large family rental housing in Minneapolis, expand housing affordability and choice in a transitioning neighborhood, provide eight units for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, and is led by a community-based development organization and BIPOC owners. This project would be the City’s first partnership on affordable housing with Noor Companies, a BIPOC and woman-owned developer. |
Minneapolis |
MN |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Minnesota Housing Fund |
GMHF seeks $16M in Congressionally Directed Spending appropriations which will leverage over $200 million in other committed public and private investment to preserve the affordability of 1,000 to 1,600 at-risk NOAH rental housing units, stabilizing the lives of over 3,000 low-income individuals. Households will be supported by the maintenance of affordable rents, improving the financial stability of low-income households who otherwise be forced to pay more than they can afford for rent or else face displacement. Preserving affordable housing in areas with jobs, transit, schools, and services allows low-income families to thrive in safe and stable neighborhoods and to live healthier lives and supports the long-term stability of local communities. |
Minnesota |
MN |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Battered Women’s Legal Advocacy Project |
The Housing Rights Project is a service Standpoint has been providing since 2019, and it was created following an evaluation efforts from the past several years. Standpoint saw an increase in the need for legal assistance regarding victims’ rights under the Violence Against Women Act and statutes passed in the state of Minnesota that allow victims of domestic violence to break their lease without penalty and to move to secure and safe housing (§504B.206). The services provided under the Housing Rights Project are informed by the experiences of callers to our Action Line, and through the victims to whom we provide direct services (legal advice and legal advocacy). |
Minnesota |
MN |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Moorhead |
The City of Moorhead is requesting $23.47M for completion of the Trunk Highway 10/75 Downtown Moorhead Grade Separation Safety and Mobility Project. (The Project.) The Project is part of a comprehensive effort to improve safety, operations, and state of good repair along US Highway 10 (MnDOT Trunk Highway 10) and US Highway 75 (MnDOT Trunk Highway 75) through downtown Moorhead. The Project will reinvigorate the economy through a safer, more connected and inviting transportation system, improving multi-modal mobility, and economic outcomes in Moorhead and the State of Minnesota. The Project addresses challenges associated with at-grade railroad/highway crossings in the City of Moorhead and specifically in downtown. The proposed project includes grade separations (underpasses) of the BNSF Railway K.O. Double track mainline and Prosper Subdivision tracks that currently carry a total of 70 trains per day (projected to be 90 trains per day by 2045) through the heart of Downtown Moorhead. The project will respond to existing and projected capacity and safety issues by reducing rail exposures resulting from high train and auto traffic volumes. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$23,470,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Moorhead |
Moorhead is seeking funding to construct a bicycle/pedestrian bridge across the Red River between Moorhead MN and Fargo ND. The bridge would safely connect Moorhead’s 14-mile Red River Corridor Trail with Fargo ND’s trail system. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Moorhead |
Project consists of full reconstruction of the roadway due to age and condition, including “complete street” and “road diet” modifications demonstrated in a concept pilot program introduced in 2019, and consistent with redevelopment plans for Moorhead’s downtown that will have significant safety enhancements and private sector economic development impact. The planned reconstruction would make road diet elements permanent, construct sidewalks more accessible for pedestrians, and construct wide outside lanes to incorporate bicycle traffic, and address alignment issues with 4th Street to set the stage for commercial reinvestment in Moorhead’s downtown corridor. |
Moorhead |
MN |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Morrison County, Minnesota |
County State Highway 8 is a major collector in the eastern part of the County. The highway serves as an alternative route to US 169 for access to the lakes area of central Minnesota.
Morrison County ranks 1st in egg, 1st in broiler chicken, and 3rd in dairy production in the State of Minnesota. Morrison County Highway 8 provides a critical link in the Farm to Market system to support this robust agricultural production.
The Soo Line Trail is a Regionally Designated Trail that bi-sects Morrison County and is served by County Road 8 at Hillman. The Soo Line Trail runs from Albany in central Minnesota to Lake Superior in Duluth. County Road 8 provides direct access to a trail head located in Hillman, Minnesota and users come from across central Minnesota to utilize this unique recreational opportunity.
The County Highway 8 Full Depth Reclamation Improvement Project is being proposed to improve the rideability, strength and safety of the overall segment of highway. |
Morrison County |
MN |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bois Forte Band of Chippewa |
The Bois Forte Elderly and Handicapped New Housing Project will construct two apartment buildings, each consisting of 5-one-bedroom apartments and 3 two-bedroom apartments providing decent, safe and affordable housing for low income elder and handicapped residents of the Bois Forte Indian Reservation. |
Nett Lake |
MN |
$5,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bois Forte Band of Chippewa |
A transit facility will protect our fleet from the elements and provide shelter against extreme weather events and other natural disasters. Hail, straight winds and extreme cold are regular events in our region. Big Woods Transit buses and staff are an integral part of our Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Emergency Preparedness plans for the Tribe and for the two counties in which we are located; St. Louis & Koochiching. At an emergency preparedness planning meeting we were advised that with current climate change trends, we could anticipate our region being included in the tornado range within 5-8 years.
During the winter months, salt on the highways has caused numerous repairs and extra maintenance to be ordered for the buses as wire harnesses, electrical systems, battery boxes, air conditioning intake, bottom steps, etc. have had to be replaced, sometimes several times. Bus wash bays do not exist in the region, even within a 60 mile range, and so the buses are not washed other than a garden hose spray during the summer months.
There are three primary non-contiguous geographic sectors of the Reservation. In addition to being one of the only Reservations who are geographically divided, this northern Minnesota area is rural and extremely isolated. This creates a unique logistic environment. The travel time to neighboring communities, medical facilities or jobs training is one hour or more in any direction, depending on weather conditions which can be severe during Minnesota winters. Community programs are increasing their demand for transportation, for example; New Moon Supportive Housing, Elders, Veterans, Assisted Living for Elders and handicapped or disabled persons, etc.
The operation of an effective tribal transit program is a priority. As we are a public transit program, the buses will provide many services to our regional communities, both Native and non-Native. The transit program provides linkages to essential community services, such as health care and education. It also functions as a mechanism for self-sufficiency by providing access to jobs, which are primarily beyond the Reservation boundaries. The benefit of caring for vehicles and keeping them in a state of good repair in the northern Minnesota severe weather fluctuations will extend the lifetime of the vehicles, reducing the amount of repairs and maintenance work while extending the length of time between replacements. |
Nett Lake |
MN |
$648,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northside Economic Opportunity Network (NEON) |
Northside Economic Opportunity Network (NEON) seeks Congressionally Directed Funding to purchase our building. Securing NEON's home on the West Broadway corridor of Minneapolis ensures our presence as a one-stop hub for small business support and uninterrupted access to affordable commercial real estate and co-working space is an increasingly scarce asset in North Minneapolis.
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North Minneapolis |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Olmsted County |
For several years, Olmsted County has led efforts on a proposed interchange at County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 44 (formerly County Road 104) and Trunk Highway (TH) 14, including an associated flyover structure at 7th Street NW. The intersection is located on the west side of Rochester and has significant safety concerns. A skewed geometric angle, a 65-mph speed limit on TH 14, and high traffic volumes on both the trunk highway and county highway, are contributing factors to approximately twelve crashes each year. This past summer, a former Olmsted County commissioner lost his life in a crash at the intersection.
The proposed interchange, and associated 7th Street flyover, will remove two at-grade intersections. Sixty-four conflict points that drivers must navigate when turning, crossing, or traveling on the roadways will be eliminated. Safety will improve. Additionally, the interchange will provide increased mobility and support growth and economic development. The recently completed TH 14 Corridor Analysis Project from Rochester to Kasson identified construction of an interchange at the CSAH 44 intersection as an immediate, short-term (5 year) improvement. |
Olmsted County |
MN |
$21,760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oslo Region Joint Powers Board |
The Red River of the North, bordering MN and ND, is extremely susceptible to spring and summer flooding events, overtopping roads and rail transportation and inundating farmland. This disrupts traffic by closing I-29 and all highway access through Oslo, MN on MN Hwy 1, and to ND Hwy 54, a trunk highway connecting northern Minnesota to I-29, as well as rail commerce delivering agricultural products to market. In the last 25 years, there have been 13 major flood events. The city of Oslo and farmyards are typically without access for up to 6 weeks when this happens. The project is a well-studied and publicly accepted solution to mitigate the frequency and intensity of flooding. Removing blockages in the river channel, including the two bridges that do not accommodate current flow rates, and replacing them with appropriately sized bridges allows the Red River to flow within its natural channel rather than overflow its banks. Additional protective levees and removal of 40 blockages in the river channel which produce significant reduction in flood occurrences and duration, as shown by recent modeling research by Houston Engineering. See Oslo Area Hydraulic Study-Phase 2. Because of the many entities concerned, this project requires bi-state cooperation, including watershed districts, highway departments and DNR agencies. It should be stated that the water flooding the Oslo region is not local run-off, but the result of the entire Red River from the southern end of Minnesota that drains an area of 20,000,000 acres with a population of 631,000 people, including the upstream communities of Fargo, ND/Moorhead, MN and Grand Forks, ND/East Grand Forks, MN. The fact that the bridges and land features at the Oslo area cause a pinch point in the river flow has been a problem for decades, amplified by increased waterflows, that cannot be handled merely with the local population. The Oslo Region Joint Powers Board (ORJPB) applying for the funds is a governing body representing border townships established for the purpose of reducing the flooding occurrences by coordinating efforts of all affected agencies in the Oslo area. |
Oslo |
MN |
$60,817,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Otter Tail County, MN |
Fir Avenue (CSAH 1) is the primary east-west route through northern Fergus Falls. Due to railroad, lake and river issues east-west routes through the City are very limited. In 2019, CSAH 1 in the City of Fergus Falls was rerouted on to Tower Road and Fir Avenue to remove it from the downtown area of Fergus Falls. The rerouting of CSAH 1 increased traffic on Fir Avenue (CSAH 1) and has increased delays at the three intersections proposed for the placement of the roundabouts. The project will improve traffic flow and safety across northern Fergus Falls and on CSAH 1 through Fergus Falls and specifically through the three intersections. It will also improve access to local residents and business throughout the corridor. |
Otter Tail County |
MN |
$6,545,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Otter Tail County |
For the past 25 years lakes in Otter Tail County have been rising. Some lakes, such as Nelson Lake, do not have a natural outlet and flooding becomes a problem for roads and property owners. CSAH 6 is a bituminous paved local farm to market route that sees about 540 vehicles per day on average. The road is used by the Postal Service, school buses, emergency vehicles, farmers, local residents, tourist and the motoring public in general. CSAH 6 runs through Nelson Lake and was built when the water was much lower than it currently is. The road has been through the lake since at least 1912, well over 100 years. The water level of Nelson Lake is currently at around 1461.5 feet. Water has been on and off the road for the past few years, it has saturated the roadbed and soften the subgrade. Wave action continually washes away at the road’s shoulders. A couple years ago about one foot of aggregate base material was placed on the road through the lowest area to keep the road surface above the water. There has been at least one case where someone went off the road and into the lake due to the poor condition of the road through the lake. The road is currently closed to traffic, which is causing major inconvenience to local residents and those traveling through the area. The runout elevation of Nelson Lake is just slightly above 1469 feet, so the water will need to rise another 7.5 feet before the water will eventually run out of the lake naturally. The road will need to be raised approximately 12.5 feet to ensure it will not flood again and to maintain a sturdy road base in the lake. |
Otter Tail County |
MN |
$2,759,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ramsey |
The City of Ramsey, in collaboration with Anoka County and MnDOT, has initiated the Ramsey Gateway (Highway 10) Project to identify a long-term transportation improvement plan for Highway 10 and its supporting roadway network within the City of Ramsey.
The goals of the study are to understand the needs and opportunities, establish goals and objectives, develop and evaluate concepts, reach consensus on a recommend vision, and develop an implementation plan. |
Ramsey |
MN |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ramsey County |
Ramsey County has engaged adjacent neighborhoods and businesses, the City of Saint Paul, Metro Transit and other key stakeholders benefiting from the proposed Rice Street Revitalization Project over the last two years to come up with a plan that addresses the safety, economic opportunity, transit service, bicycle/pedestrian facilities, and environmental justice needs along the corridor. |
Ramsey County |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ramsey County |
The southern 7-mile segment was completed in 2005 from downtown St. Paul to Buerkle Road in White Bear Lake. The remaining 6-miles of the trail north of Buerkle to the northern Ramsey County line is still undeveloped. Communities, trail users and the county would all like to see the project finished as it is a popular amenity for the entire region. The ask the County is making is to cover the cost of completion of final design and construction documents. |
Ramsey County |
MN |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Red Wing |
Red Wing initiated preliminary planning and design for Red Wing’s riverfront trail corridor (the Cannon Valley Trail to Red Wing’s Colvill Park) in 2005. 1.8 miles of the trial has been built, from the Cannon Valley Regional Trail to Red Wing’s Levee Park but, the trail corridor is incomplete.
The "gap" in the Red Wing’s Mississippi River riverfront trail system is a 1.75 mile section from Red Wing’s Levee Park, to He Mni Can/Barn Bluff Regional Park with a trail terminus at Colvill Park. This project will fill the gap in the city’s riverfront trail system. This trial segment, linking all the city’s riverfront parks provides the alternative for a pedestrian and bicycle transportation connection to major recreational facilities, employment and shopping centers.
The project is a critical linking segment of the broader proposed 17 mile Red Wing to Lake City Mississippi Blufflands State Trail. When entirely completed the 17-mile Mississippi Blufflands State Trail will connect regional and state recreational resources, facilities and multiple historic sites along the TH 61 Great River Road Scenic Byway corridor. During the MN DNR master plan planning process in 2016, major trail heads were proposed and they included: Red Wing’s Bay Point Park and He Mni Can-Barn Bluff Regional Park, Frontenac State Park and Lake City’s Hok-Si-La Regional Park and Campground. The MN DNR’s Master Plan for the state trail was completed in 2016. |
Red Wing |
MN |
$10,475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Red Wing |
For almost a decade, the City of Red Wing has been undertaking a phased project approach to revitalize its neglected riverfront with its River Town Renaissance initiative. The project funding ask concentrates on the city’s Mississippi River riverfront, specifically the Upper Harbor – Bay Point area in Red Wing.
The entire Upper Harbor and Bay Point Park conservancy area contain 152 partiality developed acres on the Mississippi River’s riverfront. The land area has been placed in a conservation land trust. The land is restricted from future commercial development by the permanent conservation easement held by the Minnesota Land Trust. A majority of the developed and underutilized lands are former landfill.
The public lands targeted for renewal and redevelopment is a diverse land area and includes: wetlands, a fishing pond, boat storage yard, public recreational boat landing/launch area, a 16 acre regional riverfront park, a 13 acre brownfield used for grain semi-truck staging and overflow parking, two Mississippi River riverfront barge bulkheads used primarily by the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), a railroad crossing and an arterial Municipal State Aid Street (MSAS) roadway. |
Red Wing |
MN |
$3,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rice County |
The proposed water tower infrastructure project for Rice County would serve an area directly off of the I35 corridor that is currently not served by a centralized water system. The lack of a centralized system presents challenges for existing businesses fire suppression options and insurance ratings/expenses, impacts future economic development opportunities and presents challenges for fire departments needing to access a water source for firefighting in the area. The proposed rural township location is not in an incorporated city requiring funding collaboration to ensure the projects financial viability. Existing water towers range between 5-10 miles away. |
Rice County |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rochester |
The City of Rochester seeks federal resources to develop a 2.5-mile, paved Willow Creek Trail, crossing under U.S. Highway 52 and connecting to the larger City network of trails. The City of Rochester has a well-developed network of approximately 40 miles of paved multi-use paths along the rivers and creeks that bisect the city, and over 100 miles total of on- and off-road trails. However, the southern quadrant of Rochester, referred to as the Willow Creek area, is not connected to the river trails, bicycle, or pedestrian network due to a barrier effect created by U.S. Highway 52. |
Rochester |
MN |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rock County Highway Department |
Cement stabilize 109 miles of gravel roadways with 4 inches of Class 5 Aggregate surfacing over stabilized base. This would provide year round stabilized gravel roadways in Rock County allowing continuous movement of agricultural goods during all weather conditions. |
Rock County |
MN |
$8,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rock County Highway Department |
Rehabilitate CSAH 1 Bituminous Pavement by completing a Full-Depth Reclamation of the existing pavement and gravel base then placing a new bituminous surface over the new road base. |
Rock County |
MN |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rock County Highway Department |
Replace Bridge 67501 due to it "Structurally Deficient" status due to damage sustained by Spring Flooding ice flow. The bridge has been temporarily repaired to allow traffic to use the structure with weight limitations inplace. |
Rock County |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Rogers |
The City of Rogers is proposing a project that will realign the existing 2-lane Fletcher Lane/CSAH 116 with a new 2-lane divided A-Minor Arterial that includes left and right turn lanes and traffic signals at intersections with Territorial Road and CSAH 81. The new alignment, also referred to as the Fletcher Bypass, will begin approximately 2,000 feet south of the existing CSAH 116/Territorial Road intersection and continue north to approximately 1.3 miles east of the TH 101 (Main Street)/CSAH 81 intersection. A separated bike/ped trail will also be constructed and a future park and ride lot is being planned along the bypass and the land for the alignment has been acquired. The bypass is important for local and regional traffic circulation, and will also improve access management, provide a modern railroad crossing, and improve access and safety for people biking and walking. In addition, this road will extend to a future I-94 overpass to provide a future alternate route for traffic crossing I-94, redirecting this traffic from Main Street (CSAH 150) and nearby residential areas, an elementary school, and the Rogers downtown. The Fletcher bypass will also help with congested I-94 interchange areas at TH 101 and CSAH 101/Brockton Lane. |
Rogers |
MN |
$3,501,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Roseau County & Kittson County |
This roadway is Federally-designated, and extremely important to both counties as an evacuation route for local residents and as an access route for the provision of basic and emergency services to the area (NW Roseau County & NE Kittson County). However, as a result of insufficient funding, the counties have not been able to provide the necessary improvements for the roadway to serve these purposes. For example, periodic flooding is the primary threat to the area residents, but the same flooding events that would necessitate evacuation and/or the provision of emergency services, render the roadway impassable. Over the past 20 years, this roadway has been impassable numerous times, sometimes for weeks or months at a time. This is unacceptable and must be addressed. |
Roseau County & Kittson County |
MN |
$13,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
The City of Saint Paul needs to replace the 85-year old Eastbound Rivercentre Bridge #90378 due to age-related structural deterioration. The 39-span 1,040 foot bridge is a critical component of the downtown business district that sees more than 7 million visitors annually, and is connected to multiple facilities including the Xcel Energy Center/Rivercentre, Science Museum and Rivercentre Parking Ramps, District Energy Combined Heat and Power Plant, and Exchange Street Viaduct. Replacement of the bridge must also include reconstruction of approach roads, the Exchange Street Viaduct, and the loading dock road. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$21,488,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
Funding is needed to complete construction of the North End Community Center, a new 25,000 square foot building with enhancements to the existing 5.6-acre park in Saint Paul’s North End neighborhood. This community center will replace the obsolete Rice Recreation Center and provide a modern community hub with amenities requested and needed by the community. The center and parkland sit nestled between the Rice Street Library and the Paul and Sheila Wellstone Elementary School. The project will provide state-of-the-art amenities to encourage social and physical activity including multi-purpose community rooms, a teaching kitchen, youth and teen rooms, a gymnasium, dance room, fitness room, and outdoor courtyard. The park improvements include a multi-sport artificial turf field, sepak takraw/badminton courts, basketball courts, picnic areas, a paved community plaza, and open green space. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
The City of Saint Paul needs to replace the Kellogg-Third Street Bridge #62080/62080A due to structural deficiencies. Bridge reconstruction will remove significant traffic restrictions that have been in-place since 2014. The bridge and its approach roads are important to local, regional and state-wide surface transportation systems, and the project provides significant improvements to multi-modal transportation needs, including collaboration with the Metropolitan Council-led project to construct and operate Gold Line Bus Rapid Transit on the new structure. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
ReConnect Rondo |
ReConnect Rondo recognizes there to be a wide range of funding needs for this project. Project Development Activities: Funds to be used for planning phase to identify needs, issues and alternatives to determine critical elements, including equity in transportation outcomes (social, economic, environmental) allowing for important and necessary analysis and environmental screening; project management, area planning and design, project assessment, market research, financial evaluation, community outreach, restorative development modeling and redevelopment programming. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$6,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
The Hayden Heights Library is in need for complete renovation to meet the needs of its east side residents and based on its physical condition and lack of investment since it was built in 1978. The Hayden Heights Library serves the Greater East Side neighborhood of Saint Paul, a racially-, ethnically-, and economically-diverse neighborhood. Twenty-eight percent of residents are foreign-born; fifty-eight percent are people of color. Forty-six percent speak a language other than English. Forty-six percent have an income of 199% of poverty or lower. Sixty-nine percent of households are cost-burdened renters. A transformative renovation of this dated, run-down neighborhood library would provide the neighborhood with a dynamic, technology-enabled, inviting and healing community space and resource hub that strengthens the social infrastructure of the Greater East Side. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$5,807,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
This project will reconstruct the Randolph Avenue Bridge between Shepard Road and James Avenue. In addition to funding removal of the existing bridge over Union Pacific railroad, the project includes reconstruction of approach roadways, acquisition of right-of-way, design, construction engineering and inspection, and construction of a replacement bridge that includes multimodal elements for bicycles, pedestrians, and vehicles including freight truck traffic. The bridge provides the sole access to dead-end Randolph Avenue and numerous commercial and industrial businesses, including the Xcel Energy High Bridge Power Generating Plant. As such, maintaining adequate and continuous use during construction is of critical importance to the project, business stakeholders and their many statewide customers. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Saint Paul |
The Riverview Library, a historic Carnegie library, needs a comprehensive renovation to meet the needs of the west side residents and based on its physical condition. It hasn’t been renovated since 1989. Funding will transform Riverview Library, a dated, run-down neighborhood library, into a dynamic, technology-enabled, inviting and healing community space and resource hub that strengthens the social infrastructure of the West Side neighborhood, including building on the cultural history of welcoming new immigrants. The West Side is a racially-, ethnically- and economically-diverse neighborhood. Forty-four percent of residents have an income of 199% poverty rate or lower. Sixty-eight percent of households are cost-burdened renters. Eighteen percent of residents are foreign-born; more than 50 percent are people of color. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$3,468,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Aurora St Anthony Neighborhood Development Corpora |
ASANDC wants to expand Frogtown/Rondo's collective voice and empowerment to develop an actionable agenda to advance community priorities and outcomes, with a focus on economic opportunity and security. According to the African American Financial Capabilities Community of Practice (2016) there needs to be a multi-faceted plan to build wealth in specific neighborhoods to create economic opportunities. Currently, Eastside Neighborhood Development Corporation and ASANDC used a mixed-methods multi-phase research design to better understand financial products black businesses needs for Eastside, Rondo and Frogtown Neighborhoods. Based on these findings ASANDC would like support to move forward the following initiative: Design co-operative business initiative that incubates Black businesses under one roof, that provides rent controls, creates jobs, restores wealth into the Frogtown/Rondo community. ASANDC will also assist up to 25 Black business owners in Frogtown/Rondo neighborhoods, we will assist with business readiness goals, coaching and develop work plans to meet Black business owners needs; develop a database to track monthly statistics, provide technical assistance to assist in loan packaging, cash flow analysis, bookkeeping management, one on one financial education counseling and workshop trainings. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,818,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
ReConnect Rondo |
As a component of the ReConnect Rondo initiative to build a community land bridge across Interstate 94 and ultimately reconnect the community that was divided by the original highway construction, the Rondo Net-Zero Energy multi-use and housing development demonstration project will be an example to the community and the nation for sustainable construction for low to moderate income persons for the future and today.
The community-led Net-Zero Energy building on a 11,360 sf or .26 acre vacant site near the Rondo Commemorative Plaza and adjacent to Interstate 94 will serve as offices for the ReConnect Rondo organization, as well a environmental justice and sustainability education center and community gathering space.
This building will be constructed through the use of a design competition featuring sustainable design best practices, solar energy, gardening, water reuse, net-zero HVAC systems and appliances, and electric car charging ports. In addition to the new Net-Zero mix use building, an existing single family residence near the proposed new building will be acquired and retrofitted to incorporate necessary improvements to achieve Net-Zero Energy as a demonstration of techniques that can be used for single family homes throughout the surrounding community near the land bridge and the city of Saint Paul. The funds will be allocated to the following elements:
Property Acquisition $300,000
Design Competition Stipend $150,000
New Building Design Fees $150,000
New Building Construction $1,500,000
Existing House Retrofit $ 100,000
Total Cost: $2,200,000
Total Request is for $1,500,000 with a local match of $700,000. |
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lower Phalen Creek Project |
We will use federal funds to achieve full funding for the construction of Waká? Tipi Center and the culturally significant security gates for Waká? Tipi Cave and Dayton's Bluff Cave. This Congressionally Directed Spending request will unlock $4,000,000 in bond funds from the State of Minnesota and enable the project to be completed as early as late 2022.
Federal funds will also support full staffing of Waká? Tipi Center, expanding our staff from 3.5 FTE to 9 FTE and enabling us to respond to the demand for environmental justice education, tribal community liaison and collaborative community engagement work.
|
Saint Paul |
MN |
$7,473,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Keystone Community Services |
Keystone Community Services is requesting federal appropriations funding to support development of the new Keystone Community Food Site at 1790 & 1800 University Avenue West in St. Paul. Located in the Midway neighborhood, the 20,000-square-foot Community Food Site will consolidate Keystone's food shelf operations into one location, including the base for its innovative mobile food distribution program. The site will increase efficiencies and streamline processes for annually receiving and distributing over 4 million pounds of food, including food rescue items and federal commodities, to 50,000 unduplicated residents by 2024 a significant increase over the 28,000 people served in 2019 and help meet the increased demand for food assistance and support services in the coming years due to the economic impact from the pandemic.
|
Saint Paul |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sartell, Minnesota |
The City of Sartell has experienced exponential growth in the past twenty years, which has contributed to the region’s prosperity. The City’s population alone has grown 65% since 2000. As a part of this growth, the community identified in its 2016 Comprehensive Plan a future transportation network that serves as the foundation for facilitation of new growth and providing east to west and north to south connections in developing areas of Sartell. This future transportation network includes the extension of 15th Street North between Pinecone Road North and 30th Avenue North (otherwise known as Townline Road/7th Avenue), to be completed it two phases. This extension will provide a better east to west connection and will impact multiple regional partners, as well as students of all ages. A study was completed in 2017 to proactively measure and determine feasibility of this valuable road expansion. The recent development of the ISD 748 Sartell St. Stephen High School in the northern limits of Sartell has expedited the need for this corridor expansion, for connection, mobility, development, and safety concerns for students and families.
There is significant local and regional support for the corridor expansion, including significant financial matches. The City of Sartell 15th Street North Corridor Expansion application ranked third (out of over a dozen) in State funding, with the top two being funded. The City intends to apply again for this state funding, which would allocate dollars for 2028 the construction season. The City of Sartell is committed to financially fund a portion of the project, as well, due to its importance. |
Sartell |
MN |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Savage |
Funding to replace a railroad bridge with limited vertical and horizontal clearance. The replacement will improve efficiency of traffic flow, improve safety operations of larger vehicles, and allow for mobility and access of larger emergency vehicles. |
Savage |
MN |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Savage |
The City of Savage requests funding to conduct feasibility, economic, and environmental impact studies for the Central Minnesota Regional Inter-City Passenger Rail Corridor. The City of Savage will coordinate the studies with Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) to meet MnDOT criteria. This corridor is proposed for standard passenger rail service to strengthen multi-modal transportation system in the State. |
Savage |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of South St. Paul |
The Wakota Crossing Economic Development Initiative will result in the creation of a 50-acre industrial park with more than 500,000 square feet of industrial, office, warehouse, and logistics uses and more than 500 new jobs. In order to advance this initiative, the City (through its Economic Development Authority) must acquire and assemble the real estate for the industrial park and conduct brownfield remediation and infrastructure improvements to service this new economic center. |
South St. Paul |
MN |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Louis Park |
This program would allow the city to purchase an existing naturally-occurring affordable multi-family apartment building, then sell the physical building to a non-profit or mission-oriented developer to own and operate, while the city (or designated land-trust) retains ownership of the underlying land. The city and the developer would partner to make energy and sustainability improvements to the building such as energy efficient windows, doors, and appliances; high-efficiency HVAC and water heaters; improved insulation and weatherstripping; LED lighting; up to and including installation of solar and electric vehicle charging. The sale of the physical building would have certain covenants and restrictions requiring that the units be rented at an affordable rate to households not exceeding 60% of the area median income. By removing the land cost from the equation, this facilitates the affordable rents without requiring significant additional public investment and ensures the rents remain affordable in perpetuity. |
St. Louis Park |
MN |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CommonBond Communities |
CommonBond is requesting $1 million to aid in developing 120 units of affordable housing, Rise on 7, in St. Louis Park. This project is unique in that Westwood Lutheran/RISE Early Learning Center will open an affordable childcare center in the building. The project will open in early 2023, and CommonBond Communities will offer the childcare space to RISE Early rent-free for ten years. |
St. Louis Park |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Louis Park |
This project is adjacent to the Louisiana Southwest Light Rail (SWLRT) station. The purpose is to install storm water improvements which will serve as a catalyst for Transit oriented development in the Louisiana Station area, including the construction of new affordable housing, new job creation, and installation of bicycle and pedestrian connections to the station. This project will improve storm water quality for water discharging to Minnehaha Creek through the construction of an Iron Enhanced Stormwater Filter (IESF). In addition, this project will support flood mitigation through the installation of a regional trunk storm sewer line under Oxford Street that will serve current and future development sub-surface flood storage projects and address flooding of public streets in the area |
St. Louis Park |
MN |
$4,550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Peter Housing and Redevelopment Authority |
Parkview Manor, St. Peter HRA, is a 5 story structure that houses 62 one bedroom units for low income individuals with preference given to ages 55+ and/or those with disabilities. Parkview Manor is need of a new roof which also includes proper smoke hatches, skylights, and air-system. The board has been diligently working on ways to save monies to be put towards the project along with the capital repair funds provided by HUD but are coming up short. The Covid 19 pandemic has played a huge role in driving the cost of this replacement to be out of the HRAs means. Costs of materials continue to be increasing daily and the lack of materials is pushing projects back further and further. |
St. Peter |
MN |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Stearns County |
The proposed project includes a full reconstruction between CSAH 31 and CSAH 30 in the city of New Munich. The section of CSAH 12 proposed for reconstruction has very narrow shoulders with minimal, nearly non-existent ditches. The proposed roadway section will include 6-foot paved shoulders, turn lanes at all public road intersections and ditches with a minimum 4-foot separation from the road top. Once complete, the pavement will provide another 10-ton route for the western portion of Stearns County. |
Stearns County |
MN |
$3,175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
This project will remove an uneven, unsanctioned foot path and construct a trailhead and trail connections from County Highway 5 (Stonebridge Trail) to the Browns Creek State Trail, to allow local and regional connections from the community to the Browns Creek Regional Trail. |
Stillwater |
MN |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Thief River Falls Regional Airport Authority |
This project is important to Minnesota in several ways. First and foremost it protects and allows for the continued growth of good paying jobs in Northwest Minnesota. Besides the freight industry's own employment numbers, the cargo industry supports 4,200+ jobs in just one local electronics distribution company. Additional employers that rely on the shipping industry include Textron/Arctic Cat, Polaris, Sanford Health, Marvin Windows, Central Boiler as well as the Minnesota agricultural community.
More generally, the freight industry has shown its strength recently in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Millions of Americans were able to stay home while still receiving the products they need to live happy, healthy lives. This benefit would not be possible without the infrastructure in place to allow safe and reliable movement of goods.
Lastly, the jobs retained and the sales seen by industry directly contribute to the financial well-being of the State through tax revenue. |
Thief River Falls |
MN |
$7,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bois Forte Public Works Vermilion Maintenance Gara |
This building would be used to keep our equipment out of the elements and to provide repairs and maintenance to our tribal owned vehicles.
Currently we are operating out of a 2 car garage and are in desperate need for a larger building, we also share the current building with our housing maintenance staff so most of our equipment has to be transported 2 hours round trip from our Nett lake Facility to address any road repairs or maintenance. this building would be 10,000 square feet, heated with sewer and water, 1000 square feet will be used for office space for our managers duties. |
Tower |
MN |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tracy, MN |
The City of Tracy, MN needs funding for safety related improvements to Runway 11/29’s Runway Safety Area (RSA). The RSA is a margin of safety around the paved surface of the runway that is 150 feet wide and extends 300 feet beyond each runway end, required by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), which is expected to be smooth, level, and free of obstacles in case of a runway overshoot, undershoot, or runway excursion. A stream and its associated small ravine run to the south of Runway 29’s threshold, compromising this surface due to the sharp drop in elevation. This safety issue was magnified by the July 3, 2018 flood, also known as FEMA Disaster DR-4390, in which the City of Tracy received over 10 inches of water in 3.5 hours, flooding the entire community and further washing out the streambed and ravine. |
Tracy |
MN |
$939,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wabasha |
The City of Wabasha is requesting a project that would not only have implications for regional road infrastructure but have an important economic development impact for the community and its downtown as well. The City is requesting funding to construct a new roadway segment that would allow for realignment of Trunk Highway 60 within the city. The realignment would continue Trunk Highway 60 south from the intersection with 4th Grant Boulevard and connect into existing County Road 30/Hiawatha Drive between Bridge Avenue and Alleghany Avenue. From this point, County Road 30, which continues west to connect with US Highway 61, would be redesignated Trunk Highway 60 to complete the proposed re-route. Following the construction of the project, the remaining portions of the existing Trunk Highway 60 alignment will be turned back to the county or city.
Trunk Highway 60 is a Minor Arterial, two-lane, undivided roadway, and a vital north-south Mississippi River crossing connecting US Highway 61 in Minnesota and US Highway 10 in Wisconsin. River crossings in rural areas such as Wabasha are critical for the mobility of freight and commuter traffic. The next river crossings are thirty-two miles in each direction in Red Wing or Winona. The regional significance of Trunk Highway 60 in the project area and across the Mississippi River is demonstrated with the following streetlight data. |
Wabasha |
MN |
$3,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wabasha |
The City of Wabasha and the National Eagle Center (the Center) plan to complete a Mississippi riverfront property development resulting in a world-class destination and enhanced community asset. The project will acquire land, renovate, construct, furnish, and equip the National Eagle Center in order to expand program and exhibit space, increase aviary space for eagles, and create improvements to the riverfront in Wabasha for infrastructure, large vessel landing areas and docks, and public access and program areas to enhance community economic impact, access, and educational opportunities. |
Wabasha |
MN |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Louis County, MN |
County State Aid Highway (CSAH) 4, Governor Rudy Perpich Memorial Drive, is functionally classified as a Minor Arterial and is a primary route between the Duluth area and northern St. Louis County, including the Iron Range. The project will consist of 5.4 miles of full depth bituminous reclamation, bituminous milling and new bituminous asphalt pavement. |
White Township |
MN |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Smith |
MN |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sherburne County |
The US 169 Rural Safety and Mobility Interchange Project will reconstruct approximately one mile of US Highway 169 from a rural four-lane undivided highway to a four-lane divided expressway and construct a hybrid diamond interchange at CR 4. The proposed project will focus on safety and operational improvements that will improve reliability, accommodate planned long-term growth, improve bicycle and pedestrian connectivity, and connect rural communities in the Greater Central Minnesota Region to economic opportunities in the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area. |
Zimmerman |
MN |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Armada Township |
This project will complete Phase 2 of a broadband infrastructure project for Armada Township in rural Macomb County, Michigan. It will provide coverage for nearly 4000 residents and businesses, farms and schools. Armanda Township is home to nationally acclaimed Agri-business, Blake’s Orchard and Cider Mill, which faces challenges because of a lack of reliable broadband. |
Armada Township |
MI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Roger Meyers Presbyterian Villages of Michigan |
This project will renovate and upgrade the current kitchens in Presbyterian Villages of Michigan’ senior living communities to fully licensed commercial grade kitchens. Once equipped with these kitchens, the communities will provide affordable, healthy meals to 150-250 low-income seniors daily. These kitchens would also be used to provide cooking and other nutrition classes to low-income seniors to teach them how to prepare healthy, affordable, meals for themselves. |
Harbor Springs |
MI |
$214,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Capital Area United Way |
This project will expand the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program to underserved rural residents in seven Mid-Michigan counties. Using a bus retrofitted with a Wi-Fi hotspot and computer stations, a mobile unit will be able to bring tax assistance directly to clients in rural and isolated communities while still providing in-person, individual attention. Most tax assistance services are offered in “super centers,” usually located in rural areas. |
Ingham County |
MI |
$504,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Northern Michigan University |
This project will expand Northern Michigan University’s existing Educational Access Network and provide unserved and underserved rural communities in the northeast lower Peninsula of Michigan and the Upper Peninsula with fast, affordable LTE broadband service that is 5G capable. Northern Michigan University is a proven leader in this field and has already secured the FCC EBS spectrum necessary for the project. This project is critical for economic development in this large geographic area and is estimated to produce $3.2 million per year in economic impact. |
Marquette |
MI |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
This funding will support community policing in Ann Arbor including training, additional data collection, and personnel. |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
This funding would support the growth and continuation of “Project Clean Slate (PCS),” a 2016 program launched by Mayor Duggan. This project will assist Detroiters in determining whether they are eligible for expungement, and if so, provide dedicated paralegal and attorney support. |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,503,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Police Department |
This funding will increase the capacity of Ceasefire Detroit's Outreach Team to reduce violence through a balanced approach that coordinates law enforcement and social services. |
Detroit |
MI |
$553,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
This funding would support the Grand Rapids Police Department pilot project for a co-response model that would deploy a trained crisis intervention team (CIT) officer and a trained mental health professional into the field to respond to calls where a mental health crisis exists. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$180,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Highland Park |
This funding would help support police training, equipment, and investment into the city. This funding would be used to help equip officers to react to societal mental health and legal issues. |
Highland Park |
MI |
$382,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Lansing |
The funding will be used to install a gunshot detection system in key areas within the City of Lansing. The system will be used to rapidly respond to incidents where shots are fired. |
Lansing |
MI |
$1,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lansing Police Department |
Funding will be used to update the Lansing Police Department’s training facilities, to ensure that the Department is adequately trained with up-to-date police reforms and best practices. This facility will also be used for an offsite emergency operation center for large scale incidents. |
Lansing |
MI |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lansing Office of the City Attorney |
Funding would be used within the Office of the City Attorney for a legal assistant position, which is responsible for adequately preparing district court dockets and providing assistance to victims of crime, including the preparation and delivery of crime victim rights letters. Funding would also go towards prosecuting driving while intoxicated offenses, including alcohol and drug intoxication. |
lansing |
MI |
$76,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
County of Midland |
Funding will be used to improve data collection to assess rainfall & water levels in the Tittabawassee River Watershed. This data will guide local and regional emergency response for catastrophic flooding and provide data for public education and early warning for flooding. The data will also guide efforts to mitigate flooding & the resulting personal, recreational, and economic impacts on residents and businesses in the Great Lakes Bay Region. |
Midland County |
MI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oakland County |
This funding will provide training equipment for law enforcement personnel who train with the Oakland County Sheriff's Office. This includes in-county and regional first responders. |
Pontiac |
MI |
$410,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Portage |
Funding will be used to help the Portage Police Division transition to an 800 MHz system, the same system as all other Kalamazoo County police. Interoperability radio communications are imperative for efficient and safe police radio operations, as it improves and maintains the quality of emergency radio communication and promotes efficient police radio communication. The Kalamazoo County Consolidated Dispatch Authority, responsible for Portage radio communications, is currently listening to two different frequencies, which can result in delays. |
Portage |
MI |
$258,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oakland University |
Funding will be used to establish an independent, open-use, U.S.-based facility for smart antenna solutions which will benefit the automotive and defense sectors in Michigan. |
Rochester Hills |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oakland County Sheriff's Department |
Funding will be used to purchase body worn camera units to be implemented in Oakland County Sheriff's Office operations. |
Royal Oak |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Saginaw |
Funding will be used to create three positions in the SLIVE (Saginaw Life is Valuable Everyday) program to prevent community violence, fund two victim advocate positions at the Saginaw Police Department, and increase engagement between officers and the community through the K9 program. |
Saginaw |
MI |
$482,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Ann Arbor |
Funding would go towards building a 24MW solar array on a capped landfill in Ann Arbor. This project will employee Michigan workers and help the State rapidly transition to the clean energy future. |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
City of Ann Arbor |
Funding will be used to establish five resilience hubs that will equitably enhance community resilience while reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Resilience hubs are community-serving facilities augmented to support residents and coordinate resource distribution and services before, during, or after a natural hazard event. |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
$2,775,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority |
Funding will be used to design, fabricate, and install a hydrokinetic energy harvesting unit to reduce the annual cost of electricity of the Carl M. Levin Public Dock and Terminal building of the Detroit/Wayne County Port Authority (DWCPA). |
Detroit |
MI |
$680,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Michigan Technological University |
Funding will be used to build Michigan Tech's Trailhead Lodge, which will be the region's newest full mass timber building. The facility will serve as a public community lodge for Michigan Tech's world class recreational trail system as well as provide educational and research opportunities. |
Houghton County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding will be used by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to conduct a feasibility study into potential harbor infrastructure improvements in the Menominee-Marinette Harbor. This study will identify needed improvements to ensure economic resilience and additional efficiencies for harbor users, including shippers and other major employers in the region. |
Menominee County |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding will be used to redevelop an under-utilized 8.5-acre site into a multi-purpose commercial wharf, waterfront park, and business center. The site will increase capacity to accept larger vessels, including Great Lakes research and historic vessels as well as cruise ships. The project will also increase tax revenue, generate high quality jobs, provide public open space, and create permanent public lake access. |
Muskegon |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Automation Alley |
Funding will be used to create a Cybersecurity Center to address cybersecurity threats to manufacturing businesses and the supply chain in Southeast Michigan. The project will benefit small to medium manufacturers, including those in the automotive, medical, and defense sectors. It will target manufacturers transitioning to Industry 4.0, the next phase in advanced manufacturing where digital and physical technologies converge. |
Oakland County |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding will be used to renourish South Beach in South Haven, Michigan. The city estimates that 30,000 cubic yards of sand is needed to adequately restore the shoreline. This project is needed to protect the city’s million-gallon freshwater reservoir, which serves over 11,000 people and is in jeopardy of being submerged by raw water – an event that would compromise the quality of the local water system and likely result in a boil water advisory. |
South Haven |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Energy and Water Development |
Community Action Alger-Marquette |
Funding will allow the Alger-Marquette Community Action Board to develop a plan to establish a residential solar program benefitting Upper Peninsula communities. The planning process will allow them to develop a program that serves low-income clients, reduces household energy cost burdens, and uses funding from excess energy generated to create a self-funding cycle of program funds that will help provide solar for additional clients. |
The Upper Peninsula |
MI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Macomb County Chamber of Commerce |
Funding will be used for a statewide aerospace and defense marketing program. The project will support aerospace manufacturing and small business ventures in Michigan. |
Macomb County |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Financial Services and General Government |
Central Michigan University |
Funding will be used to digitize approximately 250,000 pages of historic Michigan newspapers and make them freely available online for historical and educational uses. |
Mount Pleasant |
MI |
$135,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
Funding will go towards replacing all process valves and piping as well as replacing or repairing the air valves at the Barton raw water pump station. |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tuscarora Township |
Funding will go towards a project to provide a sanitary sewer system for 712 homes within an environmentally sensitive area. |
Cheboygan County |
MI |
$14,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Great Lakes Water Authority |
Funding would be used to evaluate and rehabilitate the Detroit River Interceptor (DRI), a critical piece of drainage infrastructure built over 100 years ago. The project will address major blockages caused by debris and other large objects that become lodged in the interceptor, reducing its capacity and making the system more vulnerable. Maintaining the DRI in a reliable and efficient operating condition is key to maintaining the Great Lakes Water Authority wastewater system and to mitigating issues like combined sewer overflow discharges and flooding. |
Detroit |
MI |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
MotorCities National Heritage Area |
Funding would go towards fabricating and erecting 20 freeway exit signs near the MotorCities National Heritage Area. The signs will help drive more people to historic destinations within the Heritage Area, benefitting the local economy. |
Detroit |
MI |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
Funding would go towards amending the City of Grand Rapids’ Property Maintenance Code to incorporate lead-based paint inspections into the existing Residential Rental Property Certification Program. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$14,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
Funding will go towards completing the redevelopment of over 30 acres of private and public riverfront property in Grand Rapids, Michigan. This project will modernize sewer and street infrastructure in the area and serve to promote economic development in the river corridor. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$8,720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
Funding will go towards improving stormwater management in Grand Rapids, which will serve to improve the quality of the water entering the Grand River and Lake Michigan. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Highland Park |
Funding will be used to establish a water leak program in Highland Park to reduce water and energy waste as well as the financial burden associated with water leaks for customers. |
Highland Park |
MI |
$575,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
8 1/2 Mile Drain Drainage District |
Funding will be used for the construction of In-System Storage devices in order to reduce the volume of sewer discharges into Lake St. Clair during large rain events by an estimated 30% annually. This project will improve water quality in the Great Lakes region – including Lake St. Clair, which supplies drinking water to millions of people. It will also help alleviate the possibility of residential basement flooding during heavy rain events and reduce the volume of combined sewer overflow from the Chapaton Retention Basin. |
Macomb County |
MI |
$17,647,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Martin Sanitary Diversion Drainage District |
Funding will go towards a project to store excess sewage to reduce combined sewage overflows (CSOs) into Lake St. Clair and minimize the potential risk of flooding to nearby homes and businesses. This project would help protect our Great Lakes water system, which serves as the drinking water supply for millions of residents in Southeastern Michigan. |
Macomb County |
MI |
$5,874,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Macomb County Department of Planning & Economi |
Funding will be used to establish a county-wide tree planting project in Macomb County in an effort to address carbon emissions, storm water runoff, and flood mitigation. |
Macomb County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Marysville |
Funding will go towards the rehabilitation of over 1,130 sanitary sewer manholes, patching on 125 sewer segments, replacement of over 2,000 linear feet of sewer pipes, and other system modifications. Water improvements include a water main replacement program, including approximately 20 lead service lines, fire hydrant and gate valve replacements, and Water Treatment Plant improvements to enhance system efficiency. |
Marysville |
MI |
$1,087,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Midland |
Funding will go towards the City of Midland’s Sanitary Sewer Lining & Manhole Rehabilitation project to improve the sewer system's resiliency to rain and flood events. This project will ease the strain of rain events on local wastewater infrastructure and decrease the frequency and severity of the chronic sanitary sewer back-ups into basements. |
Midland |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Charter Township of Oxford |
Funding will be used to design and build infrastructure to connect 78 residences in the Brabb-Dewey subdivision to the township's publicly-owned sanitary sewer system – part of the larger Clinton-Oakland Sewage Disposal System. All of the homes are served by septic systems that are beginning to fail. If nothing is done, there is a high probability they will contaminate the private wells that provide drinking water to all 78 homes and pollute Stony Lake, Paint Creek and the Clinton River Watershed. |
Oakland County |
MI |
$3,424,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oakland County Water Resources Commission |
Funding will be used to replace old water mains and lead service lines in the Township of Royal Oak, which will improve drinking water quality for residents. The current water system is exceeding the lead action level, has frequent watermain breaks, and has poor fire flow. |
Oakland County |
MI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oakland County Water Resources Commission |
Funding will be used to replace lead service lines and old failing watermains in Pontiac’s drinking water system. This water system has approximately 8,000 lead service lines. This project will improve drinking water health and safety for Pontiac residents, improve water pressure, and help prevent residents from having to boil their water due to main breaks. |
Oakland County |
MI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Pontiac Transportation Museum |
Funding will go towards renovating and repurposing building infrastructure in order to house the Pontiac Transportation Museum. The Museum will provide new educational opportunity and support local economic activity through increased tourism. |
Pontiac |
MI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Gerrish Township |
Funding will be used for planning a sewer project in Roscommon County, Michigan. The proposed project includes 83 miles of low-pressure sewer, 4,270 onsite wastewater pumping systems, and a new wastewater treatment plant. The project will serve to protect water quality and public health at and around Higgins Lake. |
Roscommon County |
MI |
$1,667,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Clair |
Funding will be used to make needed upgrades to improve the performance and reliability of the St. Clair water treatment plant and its low-lift Shorewell Pumping Station. |
St. Clair |
MI |
$972,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Township of Clay |
Funding will be used to rehabilitate aging water infrastructure in order to protect the natural resources in and around coastal communities in St. Clair County. This project will benefit public health and help reduce the risk of water contamination is environmentally sensitive areas. |
St. Clair County |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Traverse City |
Funding will be used for immediate replacement or refurbishment of wastewater infrastructure. |
Traverse City |
MI |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Traverse City |
Funding will go towards stabilizing a retaining wall and replacing sections of sewer and service connections on land adjacent to the Boardman River in Traverse City, Michigan. Continuous scouring from underneath the retaining wall – exacerbated by recent high Great Lakes water levels – jeopardizes the integrity of a 1930's era 24-inch sanitary sewer main, sewer connections to nearby businesses, and electrical and telecommunication infrastructure. This project will mitigate the risk of systemic failure. |
Traverse City |
MI |
$2,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Siena Heights University |
Funding will be used to assist Sienna Heights University in providing science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education to students, creating a workforce pipeline to fill labor shortages in STEM fields. |
Adrien |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Starr Commonwealth |
Funding will be used to provide behavioral health services for K-12 students in Battle Creek and surrounding areas of south-central Michigan. The project will allow local school districts, health authorities, and specialized providers to work together to fill gaps in behavioral health care for high-need children and help meet the increased need for services caused by the pandemic. |
Albion |
MI |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grand Valley State University |
This project will provide resources for undergraduate and graduate student to address clean water challenges in the Great Lakes and West Michigan. |
Allendale |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Alpena Community College |
This funding will support workforce development in critical industries to the region including aerospace technology, health care, advanced manufacturing, and information technology. |
Alpena |
MI |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
Funding will be used for the City of Ann Arbor to provide home improvements and social services for low-income seniors. |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
$8,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Washtenaw County |
Funding will be used to support United Way of Washtenaw County’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program. |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
JARC |
Funding will be used to provide training opportunities to health care workers in Michigan. |
Bloomfield Hills |
MI |
$63,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Henry Ford |
This funding will be used to develop professional development curricula for Michigan’s K-12 teachers and administrators. |
Dearborn |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vista Maria |
Funding will be used to provide wrap around support services, including stabilization, housing, and mental health treatment, to at-risk youth. |
Dearborn Heights |
MI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vista Maria |
Funding will be used to expand wraparound services to at-risk families. |
Dearborn Heights |
MI |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vista Maria |
This funding will provide network and technology upgrades for AV equipment, projector screens and computers for the Vista Maria Resource center. This equipment will improve access to computers, tutoring, and other resources for students in the Journey to Success Program and the community. |
Dearborn Heights |
MI |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network |
Funding will be used for mobile crisis units. Mobile units will bring diagnostic and treatment services to those who can't seek outpatient care on their own. |
Detroit |
MI |
$4,475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Matrix Human Services |
This funding would be used to provide wrap around support services to K-12 students. |
Detroit |
MI |
$2,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Detroit |
The project will incorporate health facilities into recreational centers that are slated for renovation. |
Detroit |
MI |
$950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network |
Funding will be used to develop programs to address recidivism in Michigan by connecting people to treatment and job opportunities. |
Detroit |
MI |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Matrix Center |
Funding will be used to hire personnel responsible for the maintenance and operations of the Matrix Center |
Detroit |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
HUDA Clinic |
Funding will be used to update facility infrastructure. The clinic provides free health care services including preventive screening, mental health, and chronic care management. |
Detroit |
MI |
$197,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ennis Center for Children |
Funding will be used to improve the physical and mental wellness of children in the foster care system. |
Detroit |
MI |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
OSF St. Francis Hospital and Medical Group |
Funding will be used to provide local access to cancer care to rural Michigan areas. The facility will expand access to health care for the Escanaba community, where currently there is only one hospital within a 50-mile radius. |
Escanaba |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mott Community College |
This project will supplement existing academic and job training programs to create education and employment pathways for students and working adults. Funding will be used to develop academic curriculums for both students and adults, conduct outreach, provide academic support, and technology upgrades. |
Flint |
MI |
$1,398,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Flint Mental Health Facilities, Inc. |
Funding will be used to provide a comprehensive health care facility for children and families, which will also provide wraparound social work services. |
Flint |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
McLaren Flint Hospital |
Funding will be used to increase capacity to deliver advanced cancer treatment and improve treatment delivery services. |
Flint |
MI |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grand Rapids Public Museum |
This funding will help increase public access to the museum's collection through a new Community Access Space in an unfinished portion of the Museum's Community Archives and Research Center. This will allow for increased student engagement in science, history, and culture through the museum's collection and resources. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Catherine's Health Center |
Funding will be used to establish a Community Resource Center with comprehensive medical, dental, behavioral, educational, and social services. The project would co-locate a Health Center with other support services in an area of high poverty and disparate health outcomes. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
Funding will be used to create programs to reduce carbon emissions among city building projects and agencies. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hope Network |
This funding will provide the initial operation funds needed to expand the Hope Network Wheels to Work Program to provide additional mobility options for southeast Michigan workers. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Highland Park |
This funding will provide for improvements to the City of Highland Park’s recreation center including a new ventilation system, computers and desks and bringing the building up to fire code. |
Highland Park |
MI |
$265,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Great Lakes Recovery Centers |
Funding will be used to provide new services in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula to address rising substance use issues, including recovery housing and additional counselors. |
Ishpeming |
MI |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Henry Ford Allegiance Health |
Funding will be used by Henry Ford Allegiance Health to establish a milk bank. The milk bank provides nutrition to babies in need, contributing to reduced hospitalizations, decreased illnesses, and fewer long-term complications. |
Jackson |
MI |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of the Battle Creek and Kalamazoo Regio |
Funding will be used to establish services that support local economic development in Battle Creek neighborhoods where residents are predominantly black, indigenous, or people of color. Services will include business incubation, workforce training, financial education, and other support. |
Kalamazoo |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Western Michigan University |
This funding will help establish replicable STEM education pipeline programs that can positively impact talent in the Kalamazoo region, state, and nation. |
Kalamazoo |
MI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Mental Health Authority of Clinton, Eato |
Funding would be used to develop a crisis stabilization facility, hire and train staff, and obtain state certification. The unit would provide a wide range of behavioral health services. |
Lansing |
MI |
$3,366,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Edward W. Sparrow Hospital Association |
Funding will be used to expand access to behavioral health services at Sparrow Hospital. |
Lansing |
MI |
$3,236,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Michigan Nonprofit Association |
Funding will be used to improve cyber security education and skills for nonprofit employees and volunteers in health and human services agencies. |
Lansing |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Michigan State University |
This project will benefit K-12 students in Lansing and the broader community by developing a model for public broadcasting stations to leverage datacasting technology inherent to their broadcast infrastructure to deliver digital education tools to students without reliable broadband connectivity. Funding will be used to purchase and distribute receivers to families, training, and staffing and operation of the service at WKAR. |
Lansing |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lansing Community College |
Funding will be used to create a medical assistant apprenticeship within Lansing Community College’s Mobile Healthcare Learning Initiative. In addition to increasing the number of trained and qualified Medical Assistants throughout Michigan, the program will provide resources not typically available in many rural and underserved areas. |
Lansing |
MI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Macomb |
Funding will be used to establish a multi-service facility to provide health and human services. The co-location of services, sharing of personnel and equipment, and new technology will improve service delivery. |
Mount Clemens |
MI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Michigan University |
Funding will be used to improve telehealth delivery of behavioral health care by tele-psychiatry providers. |
Mount Pleasant |
MI |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Central Michigan University |
Funding will be used to provide outreach services to the public, operate the mobile clinic, and expand the clinic’s services into underserved areas. |
Mount Pleasant |
MI |
$442,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Access Health |
Funding will be used help Access Health provide health care coverage and support services to low income residents, including care coordination to address root causes of health barriers that directly impact personal health and employment success.
|
Muskegon |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Home and Aging Services |
Funding will be used to create a larger rehabilitation facility to serve additional patients. |
Oak Park |
MI |
$1,529,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Central Michigan College |
This funding will allow North Central Michigan University to expand its administration and classroom buildings. |
Petoskey |
MI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oakland County Health Division - Michigan Regional |
Funding will be used to allow continued clinical and environmental testing needs for all of Oakland County and Southeast Michigan through the Oakland County Health Division Michigan Regional Laboratory. The lab provides essential training experience for State and Regional university lab technical training and students in environmental health. |
Pontiac |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Funding will be used to provide program training and oversight to teachers and students involved in the Best Buddies program, which creates opportunities for students with and without disabilities to have meaningful social interactions. This project will help students with intellectual or developmental disabilities develop the socio-emotional skills needed for success in the community and workplace post-school.
|
Riverview |
MI |
$319,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oakland University |
Funding will be used for the creation of a community health clinic and wellness center in Oakland County. The clinic will serve 6-8,000 patients annually and educate 100 physician assistant students each year. |
Rochester |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oakland University |
Funding will be used to upgrade out-of-date cobalt research facilities and create new labs. |
Rochester |
MI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Presbyterian Villages of Michigan |
Funding will be used to create a new PACE center to improve health care for seniors and reduce health care costs. |
Southfield |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SME Education Foundation |
This funding will help provide career and technical education programs in manufacturing and engineering in three Michigan high schools, which will prepare students for in-demand jobs in their communities. |
Southfield |
MI |
$1,080,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
JVS Human Services |
This funding will provide resources to assist in moving individuals with developmental disabilities to increasingly competitive employment and assisting them in continuing this employment over time and growing their careers. It will teach them new skills and methods to manage challenging behaviors in order to obtain and maintain employment, increasing their economic stability and allowing for stronger integration into the community. |
Southfield |
MI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Munson Medical Center |
Funding will be used to create a comprehensive stroke center and improve response time to stroke and stroke-related incidences in rural Northern Michigan. |
Traverse City |
MI |
$1,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Lakes Community Mental Health Authority |
Funding will be used to improve access to quality behavioral crisis services in Northern Michigan. |
Traverse City |
MI |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Macomb Community College |
Funding will be used to expand health care apprenticeship programs. |
Warren |
MI |
$3,090,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Michigan Science Center |
This funding will upgrade equipment, allowing the MI Science Center to continue to provide STEM education opportunities. |
Washington |
DC |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Family Service of Metropolitan Detroit |
Funding will support development of the Saving Lives Program, a suicide prevention program. |
West |
MI |
$811,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friendship Circle |
Funding will be used to create community-based jobs for Michigan residents with disabilities. |
West Bloomfield |
MI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
Funding for this project will support the city’s efforts to make non-motorized transportation improvements and achieve carbon neutrality. |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
$9,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Ann Arbor |
Funding will be used for the construction of the state's first net zero energy fire station that accommodates fire and emergency response vehicles, supports the surrounding affordable housing community, provides community meeting space, addresses historical flooding vulnerability, and provides critical community services for the next 50 years. |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Treeline Conservancy |
Funding will support planning and design of key portions of the Treeline trail, including land acquisition, cost analysis, and a phase one environmental analysis. |
Ann Arbor |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bay City |
Funding will be used to replace pumps, control systems, valves and make associated code improvements for a lift station managing runoff from a nearby levy system and prevent flooding of the airport. |
Bay City |
MI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Ferris State University |
Funding will be used to construct a new Center that will be home to the Jim Crow Museum to create more accessible, engaging, and robust experiences for students, educators, researchers, and the public. |
Big Rapids |
MI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Next Energy |
Funds will be used to purchase and install electric charging stations on the Henry Ford Health Systems Midtown Detroit Campus and design prototype electric vans to transport employees and area residents from lower income neighborhoods to their medical providers. Funds will also be used to analyze current transportation services and routes to support optimized electric vehicle charging sites within the campus and develop an app to provide real time information for the system operator and users. |
Detroit |
MI |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Market Corporation |
Funding will support the Regional Food Business Accelerator to provide quality production space to growing businesses at below-market rates. These businesses will then be scaled up as they become financially viable, helping drive business growth and job creation in Detroit. |
Detroit |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House Michigan |
Funding will be used to complete a building renovation for a transitional shelter, serving low-income youth between the ages of 18-24, as they prepare to secure employment and independent housing. |
Detroit |
MI |
$538,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Holocaust Memorial Center |
Funding will support a dynamic update to the Holocaust Memorial Center’s nearly 20-year old permanent exhibit. The new exhibit’s updated technologies will engage different audiences and learning styles to increase accessibility. The renovation will allow for deeper contextual understanding of the Holocaust's relationship to the past and the present by emphasizing the important contributions of immigrant survivors of the Holocaust to Michigan. |
Farmington Hills |
MI |
$1,075,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeastern Michigan |
This funding will be used to convert an Eastpointe high school into a Boys & Girls Club. |
Farmington Hills |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Flint Reinvestment Corporation |
Funding will support the North Flint Food Market, a consumer-owned cooperative that will operate as a full-service grocery store providing healthy food to underserved neighborhoods in the City of Flint. Funding will be used to renovate a vacant 21,000 square foot building into a market with a deli, bakery, produce, dairy, and meat sections, and a café. |
Flint |
MI |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
Funding for the Division Avenue project will be used to modernize aging infrastructure, upgrade street lighting and traffic signals, improve pedestrian signals, replace end of life street lighting conduit systems, and provide for all modes of transportation. This project will help ensure the safe, secure, and efficient movement of people and goods throughout Grand Rapids and improve the health and welfare of the local economy. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$4,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
Funding will be used to construct a trail along the west bank of the Grand River that will connect the Grand Valley State University campus, Grand Rapids Public Museum, and the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum. This non-motorized trail is part of the Grand River Edges Trail system, which provides pedestrian and bicycle routes along the east and west banks of the Grand River. It is also part of the 7.5-mile river trail loop in downtown Grand Rapids, connecting institutions on both sides of the river via a non-motorized route. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Interurban Transit Partnership (The Rapid) |
Funding will support the purchase of eight electric vehicles and charging infrastructure to provide an all-electric demand transportation service in two zones in The Rapid's service area. These zones are characterized by industrial employment clusters that are not easily served by fixed-route buses. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$2,356,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Grand Rapids |
Funding will be used to remove the existing street, replace and upgrade aging infrastructure, upgrade Street Lighting to ornamental LED lighting, reconstruct the street to include green infrastructure and provide for all modes of transportation. It will also repurpose an abandoned railroad tunnel under the I-196 freeway for non-motorized use between Spectrum Center for Technology and Innovation in Monroe North and Michigan State University’s Innovation Park, as well as Grand River Edges Trail, linking this off-road commuting route to the Medical Mile. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$1,795,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
GR-Kent County Convention/Arena Authority |
Funding will support a multi-season urban amphitheater in downtown Grand Rapids, Michigan, that would provide a unique urban entertainment district for the City and the region. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grand Rapids Youth Commonwealth Inc. |
Funding will be used to update all three Boys & Girls Club locations in Grand Rapids to help expand the Club’s reach in the Grand Rapids community and improve safety. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
United Methodist Community House |
Funding will be used to build a parking structure to fulfill city parking requirements needed for the United Methodist Community House transformation plan. The project will transform the service ecosystem for children and seniors in Kent County through the development of a facility that includes expanded early childhood education services, a senior activity center, affordable senior rental housing, intergenerational programs and research, and a fresh market selling affordable, local produce. |
Grand Rapids |
MI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greater Ottawa County United Way |
Funding will be used to renovate and finish a building to make the temporary Goods Donation Center permanent and add an Alice Essentials Service Center to provide low-income families with the resources and opportunities they need. |
Holland |
MI |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jackson YMCA |
Funding will be used to build a new Y in downtown Jackson. This new building will lease space to Henry Ford Allegiance Health for diagnostics, therapeutic programs, and chronic disease prevention. Big Brothers Big Sisters will relocate to the new Y. Plans also include programmatic space for other partnerships including Lifeways Community Mental Health and College and Career Access Center. |
Jackson |
MI |
$5,013,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kent County Youth Agriculture Association (KCYAA) |
Funding will be used to repurpose a 140-acre campus and create a significant anchor for tourism, education, and agriculture in Michigan. |
Kent County |
MI |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital Region Airport Authority |
Funding will expand the existing cargo ramp at Capital Region International Airport (LAN) to accommodate current and future cargo operations at LAN. The project supports economic development in the region. |
Lansing |
MI |
$11,936,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Lansing |
Funding will be used to enhance the Michigan Avenue corridor, the main thoroughfare between the State Capitol building and the East Lansing City Limits. The project will create a multimodal corridor with an improved environment for pedestrians and bicyclists. |
Lansing |
MI |
$10,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Allen Neighborhood Center |
Funding will be used for the development of shared-use housing in the Allen Place complex, a mixed-use development opening in the fall of 2021. Allen Place complex will serve as a comprehensive community hub providing 21 units of housing along with health and food-focused commercial space and integrative services. |
Lansing |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Midland Center for the Arts |
Funding will support the Midland Center for the Arts Revitalization Project to help Midland and its economy rebound following COVID-19 & the May 2020 dam failure flood. Funding will increase access for K-12 students and create more engaging experiences for tourists and visitors. |
Midland |
MI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Macomb County Department of Roads |
These funds will support the planning and final design of the Mound Road/Detroit Arsenol Connector Project, which is part of a larger project to reconstruct 9 miles of Mound Road from its intersection with Interstate 696 (at 10 Mile Road) to the intersection with State Route M-59. |
Mount Clemmons |
MI |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Muskegon Area First |
Funding will be used for Food, Agriculture, Research,& Manufacturing (FARM) technical assistance to support and grow small business and neighborhood entrepreneurs, and provide intensive training & technical support. |
Muskegon |
MI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Muskegon Area Transit System |
This funding will support non-construction and construction phases of a transit-related parking structure in downtown Muskegon, Michigan, to include retail and commerce spaces. The project will enhance downtown economic development efforts, spur additional private investment in the area, increase the walkability and the density of downtown development, and provide for a revenue stream in support of public transit operations through parking proceeds and lease or rental income. |
Muskegon Heights |
MI |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Novi |
Funding would be used to add lanes on Beck Road from Grand River Boulevard to 11 Mile Road Segment in the City of Novi, Michigan, to create a uniform 5 lanes from its current 2 and 3 lanes. |
Novi |
MI |
$4,797,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians |
This funding will be used for the initial development of a sewer/water facility to support needed housing to serve low and moderate income tribal families facing difficulty securing affordable housing. |
Peshawbestown |
MI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Portage |
This funding will support the roadway reconstruction of 2,750 feet of South Westnedge Avenue from Melody Avenue to East Centre Avenue. The project includes traffic signal upgrades at East Centre Avenue, a pedestrian crossing, ADA ramp and sidewalk improvements. |
Portage |
MI |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Region Aerotropolis Development Corp. |
Rail blockages occur daily on Pennsylvania Road at the border of Romulus and Huron Township. This funding will support the construction of a roadway bridge over this railroad crossing on Pennsylvania Road at the border of the City of Romulus and Huron Charter Township. |
Romulus |
MI |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Region Aerotropolis Development Corp. |
Rail blockages occur daily on Pennsylvania Road at the border of Romulus and Huron Township. This funding will be used support geotechnical and engineering plans, obtain environmental clearance and submit a state and federal grant application for a grade separation (bridge or underpass) on Pennsylvania Road on the border of Romulus and Huron Township where rail blockages occur daily. |
Romulus |
MI |
$866,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Saginaw Transit Authority Regional Services |
Funding will be used to purchase four new buses to replace older vehicles currently being used to provide transportation services for workers to job sites outside of the community. Replacing these buses would increase the capacity and allow Saginaw Transit Authority Regional Services to provide reliable transportation for other employers in the area, helping Saginaw residents with job-access. |
Saginaw |
MI |
$2,560,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
St. Clair County Road Commission |
Funding will be used to support the replacement of the deteriorating superstructure of the King Road Bridge in China Township to prevent a load posting restriction and extend the life of the existing bridge foundation an additional 50 years. A new pre-stressed concrete or galvanized steel superstructure with a concrete deck will be utilized. |
Saint Clair |
MI |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Michilimackinac Historical Society |
Funding will be used to complete the Straits Area Cultural Center, a custom-designed museum in downtown St. Ignace, and redesign the Michilimackinac Historical Society’s current exhibits to provide a more engaging experience for visitors. |
Saint Ignace |
MI |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Battle Creek, MI |
Funding will support the construction of a new multi-purpose facility that will house a code-compliant kitchen, dining facility, office space, chapel and children's space. The project will serve over 60,000 meals to a homeless population of over 1,200 low income men, women and children annually. |
The Haven of Rest Ministries |
MI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Wixom |
This funding will support the construction of a 5-lane overpass over a current at-grade, 3-track railroad crossing on Beck Road between West Road and Cartier Drive. |
Wixom |
MI |
$18,612,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Stabenow |
MI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Superior Charter Township |
Funding will support the required widening of Harris Road in Superior Township, necessary to build a new branch of the Ypsilanti District Library. |
Ypsilanti |
DC |
$378,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Thune |
SD |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
This project currently delivers water to the states of South Dakota, Iowa, and Minnesota. Funding under this request would go toward the continued construction of water delivery lines to expand capacity and the number of communities served.
|
Tea |
SD |
$21,914,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Thune |
SD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
South Dakota Department of Transportation |
This project will provide a new interchange on Interstate-29 at 85th Street, reconstruct and add capacity to one mile of the 85th Street crossroad, and provide an auxiliary lane to Louise Avenue in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Joint project with Lincoln County, City of Sioux Falls, City of Tea, to connect a growing population in southern Sioux Falls to the rest of the city. |
Lincoln County |
SD |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This project is a Coastal Storm Damage Reduction project that consists of two portions at Carolina Beach, NC. |
New Hanover County |
NC |
$14,072,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding is to conduct environmental compliance activities in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). NEPA compliance is a condition precedent to beginning construction on the Wilmington Harbor Navigation Improvement Project. |
New Hanover County |
NC |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
his request is for a Coastal Storm Damage Reduction project at Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina. |
New Hanover County |
NC |
$9,295,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point |
Fleet Readiness Center East (FRCE), located at MCAS Cherry Point, NC, is in need of the required Joint Strike Fighter Sustainment Center to support F-35 basing, maintenance, and operation. |
Havelock |
NC |
$9,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
MCAS New River |
The purpose is to fund the DESIGN/BID/BUILD - DESIGN COST portion of the project to replace the crumbling maintenance hangar that house the Cobra and Huey helicopters at Marine Corps Air Station New River. |
Jacksonville |
NC |
$13,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
North Carolina National Guard |
The purpose of the project is to provide new Army Aviation Support Facilities to provide the required shelter and support for to new airframes (AH64E, UH60M, Future Vertical Lift (FVL)) and workspace for all assigned personnel. |
Salisbury |
NC |
$2,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Tillis |
NC |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fayetteville Cumberland County |
Located at the Military Business Park adjacent to Fort Bragg in Fayetteville, NC, this innovative public-private partnership will relocate, consolidate, and expand programming that directly connects transitioning service-members, military spouses, and veterans to private sector employment. |
Fayetteville |
NC |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Good Stuff |
Funds will be used to build out a shared-use commercial kitchen to provide job training, technical assistance, and access to equipment for small businesses at the center of the revitalization of the Historic Pine Street Neighborhood in Cambridge. |
Cambridge |
MD |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
Funds will be used to expand the City’s new 9-1-1 pilot program that refers low-risk calls to behavioral health crisis response assistance instead of police responses, in line with Senator Van Hollen’s Community Based Response Act. The City will increase the number of crisis service providers and community partners and add mobile crisis teams. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The National Aquarium |
Funds will be used to develop the Aquarium’s new Waterfront Campus and provide a living laboratory with outdoor classrooms and public wetland access. This project will provide STEM learning opportunities for students and a platform for the Aquarium’s research while also contributing to the health of the Inner Harbor by increasing urban wetlands. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
LifeBridge Health |
Funds will be used to expand programming in Baltimore for violence interruption, crisis assistance, legal services, shelter for domestic violence survivors, support for victims of crime, and workforce training in order to disrupt the cycle of violence and support children and families in Baltimore City. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Roca Baltimore |
Funds will be used to provide transitional employment, mediation, and family assistance to connect young men at risk of violence to opportunities for sustained employment. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Marylanders to Prevent Gun Violence |
Funds will be used to expand the Maryland Violence Prevention Coalition’s work, including assisting community-based organizations with Violence Intervention and Prevention Programs in building and sustaining their local work. The programs are intended to reduce violence and provide support services to survivors. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$367,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Bowie State University |
Funds will be used to develop a Laboratory for Hydroponics Research and position Bowie State students and researchers at the forefront of research in plant biology, agriculture, and sustainable space exploration. |
Bowie |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, College Park |
Funds will be used to invest in quantum computing infrastructure that would solidify the University of Maryland’s position as a hub of quantum research, providing opportunities for workforce development and entrepreneurship in advanced computing. |
College Park |
MD |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Frederick |
Funds will be used to implement a Mobile Crisis Team, in coordination with community partners and mental health professionals, to respond to individuals in crisis and ensure that they receive follow-up assistance. Integration of mental health services in emergency response is a key part of Senator Van Hollen’s Community Based Response Act. |
Frederick |
MD |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Hyattsville |
Funds will be used to purchase equipment to process crime scene evidence more efficiently. |
Hyattsville |
MD |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Charles County, Maryland |
Funds will be used to implement a Body Worn Camera program and outfit 215 officers with cameras. |
La Plata |
MD |
$1,610,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Laurel, Maryland |
Funds will be used to replace a 14-year-old radio system with a new digital system to connect the Police Department and all City government departments, increasing public safety and ensuring more timely responses to constituent service requests. |
Laurel |
MD |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
State of Maryland |
Funds will provide first responders with state-of-the-art equipment to support training in life-saving techniques in response to trauma situations and natural disasters. |
Pikesville |
MD |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Wicomico County, Maryland |
Funds will be used to deploy Body Worn Cameras to all sworn deputies of the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office. |
Salisbury |
MD |
$116,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funds will be used on an Army Corps of Engineers project to stabilize and rebuild Stadium Way at Morgan State University, which is sinking as the hillside along Herring Run Stream erodes. Stadium Way is a major University thoroughfare and the project requires federal funds due to the impact on the stream. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Reginald F. Lewis Museum MAAMC |
These funds will be used to build on the work of the Maryland Lynching Truth Commission and construct a permanent exhibit and memorial to both educate about these extrajudicial vigilante killings and honor the memories of those whose lives were taken. |
Baltimore |
MD |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Baltimore Development Corporation |
These funds will be used to provide technical assistance and support small businesses and community-based organizations in Baltimore City in order to obtain access to capital and sustain their operations. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Mary Harvin Transformation Center |
Funds will be used to develop a Workforce Development and Career Center in order to provide workforce training and support for those seeking employment in East Baltimore. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Loyola University - Maryland |
Funding will be used for continued development of the York Road corridor, including building small business capacity and hiring local residents to manage the business corridor, expand healthy food access programming, and work on infrastructure and capital projects to strengthen the commercial district. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$675,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
Maryland Tech Council |
These funds will be used to support, promote, and educate small Maryland technology and life sciences companies as they expand to attract international investment and strategic partnerships and grow their business in Maryland. |
Frederick |
MD |
$2,450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
People for Change Coalition |
These funds will be used to provide workshop training, online resources, coaching, business partnerships, and hands-on activities to help small businesses navigate opportunities through local, state and federal government procurement and contracting processes. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maryland, College Park |
These funds will be used to support the Center’s work as a central hub helping to start, grow, and sustain small businesses from underserved communities across the state. |
Prince George's County (Headquarters) |
MD |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Maryland, Eastern Shore |
These funds will be used to digitize historical documents that pertain to the State of Maryland, the Eastern Shore, and the University of Maryland Eastern Shore to make these educational resources more accessible to Marylanders and the academic community. |
Princess Anne |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Homeland Security |
Frederick County |
Funds will be used to safely remove an existing hazardous dam and provide storm water management onsite. The dam was deemed a risk by the Maryland Department of the Environment because, should it fail and create a flood wave, it would result in loss of life immediately downstream and damage to MD Route 28 and a MARC Train Station parking lot. The process of decommissioning the dam and instituting stronger stormwater management controls with community input will serve as a model for similar projects in the state. The project has the support of the Maryland Emergency Management Agency, which is a requirement to qualify for federal funds. |
Point of Rocks |
MD |
$908,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, Baltimore County |
Funds will be used to continue the long-term Baltimore Ecosystem Study, which compiles data on watershed, ecology, and sociological issues related to the environment across the Baltimore region. This data supports educational and community-based activities and is used by the UMBC’s graduate program in Geography and Environmental Systems. |
Baltimore County |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Bowie |
Funding will be used to replace one mile of cast iron water main that has corroded, resulting in a reduced pipe diameter and trapped iron particles. The replacement pipe will improve water quality for residents of Bowie. |
Bowie |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Cecil County, Maryland |
Funds will be used for Phase II of the Route 40 West Sanitary Sewer Subdistrict, which includes installation of a sanitary sewer collection line. This will help connect existing homes and businesses with failing on-site septic systems to the County sewer system and promote economic develiopment within a County-designated growth area. |
Cecil County |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Park Service |
Funds will be used to purchase 17 acres to expand the Monocacy National Battlefield site. This is currently an unfunded priority for the Land and Water Conservation Fund. |
Frederick County |
MD |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
National Park Service |
Funds will be used to purchase of 44 acres to expand the C&O Canal National Historical Park. This is currently an unfunded priority for the Land and Water Conservation Fund. |
Hagerstown (Park Headquarters) |
MD |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hyattsville |
Funds will be used design and install stormwater management infrastructure, mitigating flooding in lower Ward 1 neighborhoods and business district and minimizing runoff to the Anacostia River. |
Hyattsville |
MD |
$870,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Anacostia Watershed Society |
Funds will be used to install stormwater management projects on Prince George’s County Public School campuses with associated outdoor classroom facilities, allowing for environmental education opportunities while simultaneously reducing runoff to the Anacostia and Potomac Rivers and the Chesapeake Bay. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Boonsboro |
Funds will be used to support the replacement of a 1.3 million gallon Drinking Water Reservoir that was built in 1954 and currently leaks approximately 15,000 – 25,000 gallons a day. If the sidewalls and levees of the existing reservoir were to fail, it would lead to catastrophic flooding and disruption in water service. |
Town of Boonsboro |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
One Love Foundation |
Funds will be used to expand the offerings of One Love’s online Education Center that provides educators with a robust suite of free tools and resources to teach young people about healthy relationships and empower them to identify and avoid abuse. The platform includes professional development trainings, lesson plans, activities, implementation supports, high quality video-and-discussion-based workshop materials, and toolkits to foster discussion about relationships and friendship in diverse communities and teach healthy communications tools to build connection and avoid conflict. |
Baltimore |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Park West Health Systems, Inc. |
Funds will be used to physically expand and renovate the Park West Belvedere location to improve and expand its behavioral health programs. The project includes a 15,245 square foot addition and a 10,175 square foot renovation of the 2nd and 3rd floors, asbestos remediation, and ADA compliance at the Belvedere location, which was built in 1950 as a Jewish Fraternity Social Club. The renovated space will house new and expanded behavioral health programs, including youth services; expand the delivery of current health wellness services; and consolidate disjointed departments. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Kennedy Krieger Institute |
Funds would be used to support an Integrated Early Learning Center Demonstration site to provide comprehensive, integrated family-centered early childhood education for young children with developmental disabilities and their families and boost kindergarten readiness. The demonstration site will develop a sustainable model that can be replicated to coordinate specialty care and educational services and ensure that early childhood educators are prepared to meet the needs of children with disabilities. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland School of Medicine |
Funds will expand the work of the National Center for School Mental Health (NCSMH), which is funded by the Department of Health and Human Services to advance comprehensive school mental health systems in Maryland and nationally. With additional funding, NCSMH will be able to improve staffing, technology, and communications to share best practices for identifying students with mental health concerns, decrease chronic absenteeism, and build school and community mental health services and supports. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Baltimore Urban League |
Funds will be used to provide work-ready development/training and social services in Baltimore City and Frederick and Montgomery Counties as part of the Greater Baltimore Urban League’s plans for successful employment of citizens returning from the justice system. Through its Returning Citizens Work-Ready & Employment (RCE) initiative, the Greater Baltimore Urban League will deliver targeted coaching, soft skills and computer training, career counseling, stipends, and other workforce support services to help returning citizens re-integrate into the community through gainful employment.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Living Classrooms Foundation |
Funds will be used to strengthen and expand the Safe Streets Initiative by streamlining and increasing access to work through a rapidly-expanding network of essential skills training, job training, and job placement opportunities. The Living Classrooms Foundation will work with its partners to help over 200 individuals to obtain training, wrap-around services, and employment. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Humanim, Inc. |
Humanim has a 50-year history of providing services to support and empower individuals through human services, youth services, workforce development, and social enterprise. Funds will be used for Humanim’s workforce programs, including the statewide Direct Support Professional (DSP) Apprenticeship Program, which operates with partners in government, school systems, and service providers to increase career paths for the unemployed to reach living wage jobs. Funds would also support a partnership with Obran Cooperative to grow the field of DSPs using an employee ownership model. And funds would support City Seeds, Humanim’s East Baltimore culinary social enterprise, which has been providing training and employment opportunities for Baltimore residents with barriers to employment since 2016. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
Funds would be used to deploy a second mobile treatment van with staff and supplies in Baltimore City to provide medication-assisted treatment. The Baltimore City Health Department (BCHD) and Johns Hopkins University (JHU) partnered in 2018 to launch the first mobile treatment van. The van currently provides free medication-assisted treatment (MAT), wound care, HIV and hepatitis-C testing and care, and case management services. This second van would expand free and accessible treatment and help to reduce Baltimore’s overdose incidents in areas of most urgent need. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$459,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Baltimore Urban League |
Funds would be used to serve Black students from neighborhoods across Baltimore City in the Greater Baltimore Urban League’s Saturday Leadership Program. The program, which includes college visits and cultural and STEM-based field trips, is designed to help students confront barriers to education and learn soft skills to keep them on the track to college.
|
Baltimore City |
MD |
$320,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Federation of the Blind |
Funds will be used to develop a Center for Employment Opportunity (CEO) to assist blind people as they work to gain the skills, competence, and confidence to move into competitive integrated employment that is commensurate with their talents and abilities. The CEO will also provide employers with the tools they need to recruit, hire, train, and promote blind employees. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Funds would be used to support the Best Buddies in Maryland Inclusion Project to help students with intellectual and developmental disabilities develop peer relationships, carry out student-led inclusive group activities, and provide leadership training to students across Maryland. |
Baltimore City (Headquarters) |
MD |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Food Bank Inc. |
Funds will be used to expand the FoodWorks Program, which provides underserved adults in the Baltimore metropolitan area with culinary and life-skills training along with case management support to secure a sustainable career in the hospitality industry. More than 40 restaurants, institutions, and caterers in Maryland hire FoodWorks students, who are trained in partnership with the Community College of Baltimore County and receive ServSafe certifications. |
Baltimore County |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, Baltimore County |
Funds will be used to build and code the Maryland Statewide Computing Alignment to Locate your Education pathway (SCALE) project, which will provide computing education training and/or industry certification pathway for young people to enter Maryland's technologically advanced workforce. The SCALE Portal will include self-assessments, aptitude assessments, virtual training, mentoring, apprenticeships, internships, and integration into a Learner Credential Network. The Portal will connect several existing state education and workforce development programs, including: Employment Advancement Right Now (EARN) Maryland, the Maryland Business Works program, and Maryland Apprenticeship Programs. It will also help expand the Computing Career and Technical Education program, which provides pathways for students from fifth grade through community college. Finally, the Portal will connect individuals directly to information about workforce needs and to job openings. |
Baltimore County (Headquarters) |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Imagination Stage |
Funds will be used to grow two key programs which are part of Imagination Stage’s Theatre for Change initiative: Oyeme!, a workshop and play based on the stories of immigrant youth, and "10 Seconds," a play based on our Youth and Police Partnership (YPP), which is put on in collaboration with regional police departments. Over the past eight years, these programs have reached over 8,000 youth and educators in Montgomery County and Washington, D.C. and given students the opportunity to use the arts to engage with critical issues.
|
Bethesda |
MD |
$352,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Howard Community College |
Funds will be used to launch the Center for Inclusive Excellence and Student Success at Howard Community College to support low-income residents who are first-generation college students and students with disabilities. The goal of the Center for Inclusive Excellence and Student Success is to increase graduate, transfer, and retention rates for first-generation, low-income, and racial-ethnic minority students. It will provide credit and non-credit support through academic coaching/advising and peer mentoring; financial literacy; career counseling; on- and off-campus internship opportunities; and culturally and educationally enriching experiences. |
Columbia |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grassroots Crisis Intervention Center, Inc. |
Funds will be used to support the Grassroots Outpatient Mental Health Clinic as it expands to offer a wider range of behavioral health services in addition to its current crisis intervention programs and Mobile Crisis Team. The expansion will provide individual and group psychotherapy, psychiatry services, and case management to address patients’ unique needs. |
Columbia |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Workforce Alliance |
Funds will be used to develop a coordinated program, including small grants and technical assistance, to recruit a network of employers’ unions and apprenticeship sponsors to work with Maryland’s local school systems to provide career and technical education opportunities. Students would learn about skills related to their work in addition to required academic courses. The Maryland Workforce Alliance will also educate apprenticeship sponsors and employers registered with the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation or local workforce development boards on how to get access to students' Armed Services Vocational Aptitudes Battery (ASVAB) test scores. |
Columbia (Headquarters) |
MD |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Choptank Community Health System |
Funds will be used to support construction of a state-of-the-art health center in Federalsburg in Caroline County. The new facility will replace an outdated and outgrown health center to provide access to primary medical care including prenatal and women's health services, dental care, and behavioral health services including medication assisted treatment to members of the community. |
Federalsburg |
MD |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Frederick County |
Funds will be used to support the Frederick County Crisis Stabilization Center (CSC), which will be a 24/7 program to divert people who are in crisis and/or under the influence of a substance away from emergency departments and provide stronger links to community-based behavioral health care for individuals who have not been reached by the behavioral health system. It will create another non-traditional access point for individuals who are experiencing a behavioral health crisis or at risk of overdose or other harmful behaviors. |
Frederick County |
MD |
$846,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lourie Center for Infants and Young Children, Inc |
Funds will be used to launch a Trauma-Informed Care & Preschool Project ECHO to establish an expert hub to train early childhood educators to more effectively support children experiencing trauma in their classrooms, reduce suspension and expulsion in preschool, and foster resiliency against teacher burnout and secondary traumatization -- made even more pressing by the pandemic. The Lourie Center serves children and families in Montgomery and Prince George’s Counties.
|
Gaithersburg |
MD |
$970,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Learning Undefeated, Inc. |
Funds will be used to purchase scientific equipment, student supplies, and laboratory equipment, and to hire staff for two Drop Anywhere Labs. These labs are custom-fit STEM learning spaces built from modified shipping containers and used by schools one week at a time. Less expensive and more impactful than brick-and-mortar science lab buildings, these labs offer a blend of career and skills education with flexible in-classroom resources that empower teachers and serve up to four classes simultaneously. Targeted at underserved communities, including Baltimore, the immersive learning environment provides authentic, real-world learning co-developed with teachers and STEM industry subject matter experts to introduce students to high-paying, high-demand careers while building teacher capacity in STEM. |
Gaithersburg (headquarters) |
MD |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Vehicles for Change |
Vehicles for Change is a non-profit that helps provide families in need with cars, while conducting workforce training for formerly incarcerated individuals. Funds would support training locations in Halethorpe, Salisbury, and Hyattsville to help individuals with barriers to employment become auto mechanics through a 4-month paid internship. Graduates of the program obtain certifications and full-time employment at local dealerships and independent garages throughout the state. |
Halethorpe (Headquarters) |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ashley Addiction Treatment |
Funds will be used for a substance use disorder treatment program partnership with John Hopkins University to research the effectiveness of treatments. This partnership would build upon previous Ashley Addiction Treatment efforts in advancing scientific research to identify and implement new and more effective forms of treatment for Maryland residents suffering from opioid and other substance addictions. |
Havre de Grace |
MD |
$532,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
TranZed Academy for Working Students (TAWS) |
Funds will support the work of the TranZed Academy for Working Students (TAWS) and the TranZed Apprenticeship Service (TAS), both programs of The Children's Guild. These programs help high school students in Prince George’s and Montgomery Counties access work opportunities and apprenticeships while providing career counseling, mentoring, and wraparound supports like transportation and child care. They aim to provide a comprehensive path from high school to sustainable employment with training, skills-development, and recruitment and placement. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Prince George's County |
Funds will be used to support community-wide intervention activities to integrate trauma-informed practices in the child welfare system and other child-serving systems in Prince George’s County, including the court system, Department of Juvenile Justice, Child Advocate Center, Prince George’s Community College, and non-profit service providers. Trauma-informed practices will help deliver more appropriate services to families interacting with various social services and improve outcomes for children. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
World Arts Focus, Inc. dba Joe’s Movement Emporium |
Funds will be used to expand CreativeWorks, a paid job training program supporting the college and career readiness of Prince George's County Public School (PGCPS) high school seniors, recent graduates, and Prince George's Community College students. CreativeWorks participants receive training in theater tech, digital media, photography, and movie production and can access internship and job opportunities at a range of employer partners, including the Smithsonian, Community Forklift, and Prince George’s African American Museum and Cultural Center. Currently in its 13th year, nearly 500 youth have graduated from the CreativeWorks job training program. |
Prince George's County |
MD |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, Eastern Shore |
Funds will be used to establish an Interdisciplinary Research Center at the University of Maryland, Eastern Shore to serve as an academic hub for faculty and graduate students and provide support for research development, securing grants for research projects and graduate research assistanceships, professional development, and research infrastructure. The University of Maryland, Eastern Shore is a Carnegie Research II – High Research Activity-designated university and the new center will help increase graduation rates of graduate students in STEM disciplines.
|
Princess Anne |
MD |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, BaltimoreSchool of Nursing |
Funding would be used to renovate the University of Maryland, Baltimore School of Nursing facility at the Universities of Shady Grove, including creating additional simulation learning space; 3D immersion functionality; a new assessment lab with control room; a state-of-the-art hospital training suite; a “Student Success” suite with advising, tutoring, and study groups; and office space to accommodate new faculty. |
Rockville |
MD |
$1,850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Montgomery County Maryland |
Funds will be used to plan and develop a Stabilization Center where behavioral health, medical, and social work professionals work together with peer support specialists to provide short-term 24- or 48-hour services to help those experiencing a behavioral health or substance use crisis. The Stabilization Center will serve as an alternative to incarceration and emergency rooms.
|
Rockville |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Maryland, Baltimore County |
Funds will be used to create biomanufacturing-related laboratory projects and class demonstrations in UMBC's facilities at the Universities at Shady Grove. These lab modules would become part of the undergraduate and graduate biotechnology degree programs, which are focused on workforce development, industry-relevant student internship projects, and short-term training for workers displaced because of the COVID-19-related economic downturn. These funds would also allow UMBC to purchase additional biomanufacturing-related laboratory equipment, enabling them to educate more students and trainees and grow Maryland’s STEM workforce.
|
Rockville |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
EveryMind |
Funds will be used to provide technology improvements to improve the sustainability and effectiveness of EveryMind’s remote and virtual services. EveryMind has 64 years of expertise and experience in serving Maryland's communities' and their most vulnerable populations' mental health needs. This expertise is precisely what will ensure our mental health and crisis prevention and our intervention services target those Marylanders most in need and especially youth, teens, homeless, elderly, veteran, and BIPOC communities who may have decreased access to care. |
Rockville |
MD |
$317,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Gr.Wash. Jewish Coalition Against Domestic Abuse |
Funds will be used to support an increase in demand for services and support from the Greater Washington Jewish Coalition Against Domestic Abuse Victim (JCADA). JCADA works to end power-based violence by empowering survivors and ensuring safe communities through clinical support, advocacy, and direct legal services as well as educational programming for youth, parents, educators and other professionals. |
Rockville |
MD |
$298,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Melwood Horticultural Center |
Funds will be used to scale up a federal workforce pilot program for neurodiverse individuals, filling an unmet technical need in the federal workforce, providing job opportunities for people with disabilities who are at greater risk of under- or unemployment, and enabling independent living for people with disabilities and a transition to full employment. |
Upper Marlboro |
MD |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wicomico County, Maryland |
Funds will support development of new signature programs for middle school students in Wicomico County Public Schools. There is currently only one signature program at Salisbury Middle School that is designed for students with interest in the various STEM fields. With this funding, the school system will develop programs at other middle schools in different focus areas to engage a range of student interests. |
Wicomico County |
MD |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Girl Scouts of Central Maryland, Inc. |
Funds will be used to renovate Girl Scouts Camp Woodlands in Annapolis to expand access for underserved families and individuals with disabilities while also upgrading storm-water management to protect the shoreline in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. |
Annapolis |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Baltimore City |
Funds will be used by the Baltimore Public Markets Corporation and City Dibs to revitalize the Avenue Market in Upton to provide healthy food access, sustain farmers and farms across the metro area, and help entrepreneurs grow their businesses and provide more jobs. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Funds will be used for sweeping renovations to Baltimore Penn Station in order to improve transportation for residents and visitors. Updates will provide for dedicated bus lanes, new pick up and drop off zones, bike lanes and storage, public plazas and green spaces, and kiosks to provide transit riders with information about community and multimodal connections. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Green & Healthy Homes Initiative |
Funds will be used to improve housing conditions for low-income families with children and seniors in East Baltimore through lead hazard control, asthma trigger reduction, and energy efficiency/weatherization. The Green and Healthy Homes Initiative will hire, train, and accredit up to 12 community residents to perform the work. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Beloved Community Services Corporation |
Funds will be used to restore the Henry Highland Garnet School P.S. 103, where Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall attended school while growing up in Baltimore in 1914. The project will redevelop the school into a community resource center while preserving its historic character and paying tribute to the civil rights legacy of the site. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Baltimore |
Funds will be used to accelerate the removal and replacement of two deteriorating bridges that cross CSX rails, lead into the city, and serve as “through truck routes” to carry goods to and from the Carroll Camden Industrial Area and the Port of Baltimore. These bridges are a critical southern gateway into Baltimore City and important transportation nodes for the City’s growing entertainment district. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Funds will be used to purchase up to 12 dual mode electric/diesel locomotives to operate in the new B&P tunnel once its construction is complete. The upgraded locomotives will allow for increased train speeds, more fleet capacity and flexibility, reduced emissions, and improved service reliability, including new and express trips. |
Baltimore City |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kingdom Global Community Development Corporation |
Funds will be used on the initial phase renovation of the Kingdom Cares Center, which will serve as a hub for food assistance, rental and utilities assistance, health support, and workforce development for communities in Prince George’s, Montgomery, and Howard Counties. |
Beltsville |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Montgomery County Maryland |
Funds will be used for a new Bethesda South Metro Access that will provide access from Elm Street west of Wisconsin Avenue to the southern end of the Bethesda Metrorail Station. The station will provide connection the the Purple Line via the Bethesda Light Rail Transition station platforms just west of Wisconsin Avenue, helping to integrate the Purple Line with the WMATA Metrorail system. |
Bethesda |
MD |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Caroline County Public Schools |
Funds will be used to complete the development of the Greensboro Judy Center Early Learning Hub on the Greensboro Elementary School campus in order to provide full-day/full-year quality child care and services for parents in the community. |
Caroline County |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cecil County, Maryland |
Funds will be used for planning and engineering of the expansion of Belvidere Road as part of the approved new Interstate 95 interchange, improving local traffic and commuting. |
Cecil County |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mission First Housing Development Corporation |
Funds will be used to build and equip a mixed-income, intergenerational 76-unit apartment complex with 25% of units set-aside for adults with disabilities. Construction will generate 150 direct and 140 indirect jobs and the completed complex will provide space for adults with disabilities to live independent lives. |
Columbia |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Board of Commissioners Somerset County |
Funds will be used to construct an airport hangar in order to encourage greater use of the airport as a base of operations, promote recreational use of the airport, and enhance tourism in Somerset County. |
Crisfield |
MD |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Frederick |
Funds will be used for the final design and construction of a bridge to carry the East Street shared-use pathway over Liberty Road/MD 26. The East Street Trails with Trails Shared-Use Pathway will provide access from the East Street MARC station to Mill Island, enhancing transit options in East Frederick. |
Frederick |
MD |
$535,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Garrett County |
Funds will be used to help complete the Meadow Mountain Trail, which is the portion of the Eastern Continental Divide Loop plan that runs from Deep Creek State Park to Grantsville. The project will provide safe paths through public land and increase tourism to Garrett County. |
Friendsville |
MD |
$975,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greenbelt, MD |
Funds will be used to construct a bike/pedestrian trail to connect and expand multi-modal opportunities at the Greenbelt Metro Station. The Trail will connect neighborhoods like the Greenbelt Station Subdivision with communities in the City of College Park and the Town of Berwyn Heights, and will connect to regional parks like Lake Artemisia and local trail networks like the Indian Stream Trail. |
Greenbelt |
MD |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greenbelt, MD |
Funds will be used for the final design and construction of an off-road bikeway along the Hanover Parkway Corridor between Mandan Road and Good Luck Road, including bicycle facilities. The project will provide safe route for cyclists between Greenbelt East and Historic Greenbelt and will enable a cross-city bicycle route that connects to the Anacostia regional trail network. |
Greenbelt |
MD |
$760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County |
Funds will be used to construct a four-lane closed section roadway to connect Professional Boulevard into the roundabout intersection at Yale Drive as part of the Professional Boulevard Expansion. The project will provide better access to Hagerstown Community College and Meritus medical campus, which includes the region’s level II trauma center, as well as the planned Mt. Aetna Farms Technology Park. |
Hagerstown |
MD |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Liberty's Promise |
Funds will be used to expand programs at schools in Baltimore City and Baltimore, Montgomery, and Prince George’s Counties that provide civics education and internship opportunities for low-income immigrant youth, including English Language Learners. |
Montgomery County |
MD |
$590,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Montgomery County Maryland |
Funds will be used for final design of Phase II of the US 29 Bus Rapid Transit project, including improved pedestrian and bicyclist mobility, safety, and access in the US 29 corridor, which would improve transit ridership on the US 29 Flash, local Ride On routes, WMATA Metrobus routes, and regional commuter bus routes. |
Silver Spring |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Funds will allow for improved design of north and southbound MD 97 in the areas of Forest Glen, Montgomery Hills, and Woodside Park, increasing safety for all drivers, pedestrians, and bicyclists, while improving traffic flow. |
Silver Spring |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maryland Department of Transportation |
Funds will be used to continue the design of St. Mary’s County’s top priority transportation project, which includes widening sections of MD 4 and replacing the functionally obsolete MD 4 Thomas Johnson Bridge. The completed project will improve safety and capacity for commuters in an increasingly congested corridor, and ensure access to Naval Air Station Patuxent River. |
Solomons |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Redevelopment Authority of Prince George's County |
Funds will be used for the reconstruction of Suitland Road from Silver Hill Road to Lacy Avenue at the Suitland Federal Center and the Town Square at Suitland Federal Center, providing safe pedestrian crossing points, wide sidewalks, bike lanes, landscaping, and lighting to improve traffic control and pedestrian access to retail and restaurant amenities in the redeveloped Town Square. |
Suitland |
MD |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Baltimore County Maryland |
Funds will be used to build the county’s first transit headquarters to support transit operations, including administration and maintenance. Establishing a centralized transit headquarters will help continue expanding the system in the county and generate long-term savings by facilitating in-house transit vehicle maintenance. |
Towson |
MD |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Goucher College |
Funds will be used to install one mile of pervious surface paving connecting to the campus’s wooded trail system and the perimeter walkways adjoining Dulaney Valley Road and Southerly Road adjacent to the campus. This project will allow a greater numbers of Towson residents, including those in the continuous care communities like Edenwald, to safely use the trails and walkways. |
Towson |
MD |
$490,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Charles County Maryland |
Funds will be used for the planning, design, engineering, and environmental review process for the development of a 19-mile fixed-route, high-capacity transit service from the Branch Avenue Metrorail Station in Camp Springs to Waldorf/White Plains. The transit corridor would help alleviate traffic between Washington D.C. and Charles County and serve as a catalyst for economic and job growth. It is a top priority for Charles County. |
White Plains, Charles County |
MD |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Van Hollen |
MD |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wicomico County, Maryland |
Funds will be used to extend a runway and taxiway to meet the needs of the local air carrier, secure air service and airline jobs in the region, and support future demand and growth of the airport. The FAA has approved the runway extension on the Airport Layout Plan. |
Wicomico County |
MD |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pulaski |
Embed a shared use, commercial kitchen incubator within an innovative community revitalization project. |
Town of Pulaski |
VA |
$139,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Polytechnic Inst. and State University |
Research to inform more precise quota allocations to stabilizing market supply and demand of important seafood crop. |
Blacksburg |
VA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Manassas Park |
Replace legacy access camera systems throughout four Manassas Park City buildings and install security/surveillance cameras at nine significant high-traffic intersections in the City. |
City of Manassas Park |
VA |
$447,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) |
To establish a holistic, effective, evidence-based and sustainable Gun Violence Prevention/Intervention Framework, or Model, that will serve as a public health response to the underlying social, economic, and systemic factors that promote gun violence within the City of Richmond. |
City of Richmond |
VA |
$955,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Loudoun County |
Three-year, phased implementation of additional body worn camera units. |
Loudoun County |
VA |
$3,588,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Portsmouth Juvenile Court, Inc. |
Support for a Group Violence Intervention program. |
Portsmouth |
VA |
$199,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Prince William County |
To enhance its collaborative criminal justice system improvement work by creating local and regional criminal justice performance measures to monitor and improve criminal justice system outcomes. |
Prince William County |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Hospital & Healthcare Association Foundat |
Funding for hospital-based violence intervention programs (HVIPs) |
Richmond, Tri-Cities & Chesapeake |
VA |
$488,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Preconstruction Engineering and Design (PED) activities for replacement of the North Landing Bridge. |
City of Chesapeake |
VA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
This study will investigate opportunities to address the impacts of sea level rise, recurrent coastal flooding, and coastal storms to the Virginia Peninsula region of Hampton Roads, to include the City of Hampton, the City of Poquoson, the City of Newport News, and potentially other Peninsula localities. |
City of Hampton |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
The Norfolk Coastal Storm Risk Management (CSRM) project includes the construction of a floodwall and berm along the waterfront of Downtown Norfolk extending from the existing floodwall through the
Harbor Park area of the City. The floodwall segment includes the eastern end of the Area 3 berm and floodwall alignment in the CSRM. The eastern end of the segment will extend to the Campostella Bridge exit ramps, and the project will include the tide gate at Newtons Creek. This segment runs to the west behind the Harbor Park Baseball Stadium, underneath the Berkley Bridge, and continues to the existing downtown Norfolk floodwall along the Eastern Branch of the Elizabeth River. This includes approximately 2,600 linear feet of berm,5,000 linear feet of floodwall and one pump station based on the conceptual alignment from the IFR/EIS. |
City of Norfolk |
VA |
$52,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Analyze the flood risk threats from sea level rise, coastal storm surge and rainfall events, and will develop watershed-based mitigation solutions to reduce flood risk in portions of the cities of Virginia Beach, Norfolk, and Chesapeake, Currituck County, North Carolina, and the Joint Expeditionary Base at Little Creek-Fort Story. |
City of Norfolk |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
Conduct a City-wide Value Engineering study and Coastal Engineering Analysis of the Norfolk Coastal Storm Risk Management Feasibility Study(CSRM) recommended plan. |
City of Norfolk |
VA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
Army Corps of Engineers |
CIEE will provide for an additional 522 acres of dredged material storage cells, extending the life of the existing Craney Island Dredged Material Management Area by 11 years, and create land for a new port facility adjacent to the Norfolk Harbor Channel. |
City of Portsmouth |
VA |
$30,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To remove most critical shoaling in the entrance channel and turning basin of Lynnhaven Inlet. |
City of Virginia Beach |
VA |
$4,150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
To remove the most critical shoals from the entrance channel of Rudee Inlet. |
City of Virginia Beach |
VA |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Financial Services and General Government |
William & Mary |
To expand training, programming, and other support for entrepreneurs in the greater Williamsburg region. |
City of Williamsburg |
VA |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Virginia Wesleyan University |
To develop and offer workforce development training for workers displaced by COVID-19 through hands-on workshops. |
Virginia Beach |
VA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Homeland Security |
Chesterfield County |
Funding would support a critical road drainage improvement project needed to alleviate significant flooding that routinely occurs at the crossings along Otterdale Road in Chesterfield County. |
Chesterfield County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Homeland Security |
George Mason University |
To establish the Center for Smart Infrastructure in Public Safety (CSIPS) at George Mason University dedicated to realizing the potential of smart infrastructure in improving public safety. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$1,114,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Homeland Security |
Prince William County |
This project will rehabilitate the Lake Jackson Dam by creating a uniform concrete spillway to alleviate current maintenance and safety hazards associated with an aging 98-year old dam. |
Prince William County |
VA |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Williamsburg |
This project will reduce erosion of the stream bank in the Walnut Hill community. Extreme weather events and heavy rainfall have caused the loss of trees and other wetland plants, which has increased nutrient runoff into the Chesapeake Bay. The continued erosion has been a cause of community concern for some time and has caused harm to existing real estate assets in the area. |
City of Williamsburg |
VA |
$422,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Danville |
The Danville Riverfront Park Initiative would include rough grading, stormwater system drainage, sanitary sewer and water service, fine grading, retaining walls, and irrigation efforts. |
Danville |
VA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Longwood University |
Facility upgrades to preserve a building that is a National Historic Landmark and on the National Register of Historic Places. |
Farmville |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Frederick County Sanitation Authority |
Lake Frederick is located south of Winchester, Virginia in the southern part of Frederick County. Potable water is supplied to this part of the County solely by a five-mile pipeline with no redundant pipes or backup water sources. This leaves one of the largest single communities in the area vulnerable to water main breaks or other supply disruptions. This project would provide an independent water source (well and treatment plant) within the Lake Frederick community, thus improving water reliability and increasing overall system capacity. It also supports regional infrastructure, as completion of this project would allow expansion of services in surrounding counties. |
Frederick County |
VA |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
The project replaces approximately 2600 linear feet of aging gravity sewer and water mains within the public right-of-way in a predominantly residential neighborhood of approximately 4200 residents adjacent to the Broad Creek and Elizabeth River waterways. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$2,536,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
The West Ocean View Water and Sewer Replacement project replaces approximately 2500 linear feet of gravity sewer and water mains that were installed in the 1940s and 1950s in the West Ocean View neighborhood of Northside in the City of Norfolk. |
Norfolk |
VA |
$2,343,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Pulaski |
Complete architectural and engineering design including comprehensive construction documents for the entire building (except the childcare center) and preservation construction activities in the entire facade and front section of the building. |
Pulaski |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond |
This project will investigate, design, and build the necessary infrastructure to treat the remaining combined sewer discharges from Richmond to achieve compliance with water quality standards. This will involve a combination of new storage facilities, tunnels, larger pipes, and greater treatment capacity at the wastewater treatment plant. |
Richmond |
VA |
$9,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
The requested FY22 funding for the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests (GWJNF)–via the U.S. Forest Service, Land and Water Conservation Fund, Land Acquisition account–will allow the GWJNF to complete the acquisition of priority inholdings. The current parcels targeted for acquisition using these FY22 funds are: Dry Run Appalachian Trail (77 acres in Smyth County); Straight Fork (1,612 acres in Scott County); and Iron Mountain (104 acres in Grayson County). All three of these tracts would be incorporated into the Jefferson National Forest. The 1.8 million-acre GWJNF are located primarily in Virginia and expand into West Virginia and Kentucky. |
Smyth, Scott, and Grayson Counties |
VA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Melwood Horticultural Training Center (Melwood) |
To provide workforce training and increase employment opportunity for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Arlington |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Resource Center, Inc |
To maintain and expand access to expert services for victims of domestic, sexual violence, and child abuse and neglect in Carroll, Grayson, Wythe, Smyth and Bland Counties and Galax City. |
Carroll, Grayson, Wythe, Smyth and Bland Counties |
VA |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Danville Community College |
Danville Community College requests a partnership with the Danville Pittsylvania County Chamber of Commerce to develop a program within the Department of Labor to create a DCC Cyber Security Shot-term Training Initiative. |
City of Danville |
VA |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
LGBT Life Center |
To expand access to wrap around LGBTQ primary care and HIV specialty care services in Hampton Roads community. |
City of Hampton |
VA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children’s Hospital of The King’s Daughters’ |
To expand access to children’s mental health care services in Norfolk, Virginia and the Hampton Roads community. |
City of Norfolk |
VA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond |
To improve job opportunities and community quality of life by providing five public, accessible, community-envisioned greenspaces in areas of South Richmond without current walkable access to parks. |
City of Richmond |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College of William and Mary |
The College of William and Mary requests funding to invest in the pipeline of underrepresented minority faculty in the marine sciences by recruiting and hiring postdoctoral researchers at William and Mary’s Virginia Institute of Marine Science. |
County of Gloucester |
VA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
An Achievable Dream, Inc. |
AADA requests funding to support Henrico County’s most vulnerable youth through a holistic approach to learning. |
County of Henrico |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
County of Henrico |
To expand access to substance use disorder treatment and reduce the number individuals with substance use disorders in the criminal justice system. |
County of Henrico |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
10-7 Farms |
To improve mental health through a peer-led mental health network. |
Dawn |
VA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
George Mason University |
George Mason’s Center for Literacy requests a state-wide project to build literacy skills in K-12 students with a scalable, comprehensive hybrid program for teachers, students, and their families. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$1,830,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County |
To expand access to community-based behavioral health treatment in the Fairfax-Falls Church community. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Appalachian Agency for Senior Citizens |
To expand access to seniors’ services in Southwest Virginia |
Falls Mills |
VA |
$25,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Lynchburg |
To reduce poverty and improve public health in Lynchburg, Virginia through asset mapping and a Collective Impact Model. |
Lynchburg |
VA |
$499,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
An Achievable Dream, Inc. |
AADA requests funding to support its efforts to operate partnership with three Virginia public school districts, including the founding location in Newport News. |
Newport News |
VA |
$1,350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Economic Development Authority of Patrick County |
To expand access to health care services in Patrick County and the surrounding communities. |
Patrick County |
VA |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Virginia Community College |
Northern Virginia Community College requests funding to support and expand its data center operations degree and certificate programs. |
Prince William County |
VA |
$5,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) |
VCU requests funding for this project, which would benefit Richmond Public Schools, Chesterfield Public School, Henrico County Public Schools, and Petersburg City Public Schools by providing important data on how the RTR model can be adapted for early childhood programs and can serve as a model for others in Virginia. |
Richmond |
VA |
$390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond’s Office of Children and Families |
The City of Richmond’s Office of Children and Families is requesting funding for an initiative that would target an indicated population of youth in order to prevent gun violence by providing positive experiences, job training, a stipend and a pathway to employment. |
Richmond |
VA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University |
Virginia Tech requests funds for new imaging equipment that will complement its collection of state-of-the-art systems enabling near real-time tracking of molecular, cellular, and organ structure. |
Roanoke |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northern Virginia Community College |
Northern Virginia Community College is requesting funds to expand the growth of nursing with the goal of increasing the number of skilled nurses entering the workforce annually. |
Springfield |
VA |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Best Buddies requests funding for a volunteer movement that creates one-to-one friendships, integrated employment, leadership development, and inclusive living for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. |
Statewide |
VA |
$420,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hospice House of Hampton Roads |
To expand access to hospice care in the Hampton Roads community. |
Virginia Beach |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
St. Mary’s Health Wagon |
To establish a dental clinic in Wise County, Virginia that will expand access to dental health care in Southwest Virginia. |
Wise County |
VA |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Sandston |
Requesting funding for the completion of project planning and design for a relocated Virginia National Guard Army Aviation Support Facility (AASF) in Sandston, VA, ahead of the expiration of the current facility’s lease. |
Sandston |
VA |
$5,805,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University |
This project would identify unique deployment challenges, determine priority services, model autonomous transportation systems, and assess gaps in existing autonomous vehicle technologies or operational capabilities. |
Blacksburg |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
construction phase of lane extension project at Troutville safety rest area on I-81 |
Botetourt County |
VA |
$8,033,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Coalfields Expressway Authority |
The project will consist of location analysis and engineering to assist with the planning, budgeting, and design of approximately 16.47 miles of four-lane divided highway which includes the Elkins and Rockhouse sections of U.S. Route 121, also known as the Coalfields Expressway. |
Buchanan County |
VA |
$7,117,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Accomack Northampton Transportation District Comm |
Design and construction for trail conversion project |
Cape Charles |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chesterfield County, Virginia |
Preliminary engineering contractual costs for reconstruction of interchange at Willis Road |
Chesterfield County |
VA |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chesterfield County |
funding to enhance and expand the new Route 111 bus line with service to U.S. Route 1 in Chesterfield |
Chesterfield County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chesterfield County |
enhance access to the train station by providing network connectivity via bike and pedestrian accommodations, improved safety features and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliance, and intersection upgrades to create a more efficient access and egress. |
Chesterfield County/Petersburg, VA |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
People Incorporated of Virginia |
Community infrastructure and housing improvements |
Dickenson County |
VA |
$1,021,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Essex County |
Waterfront property acquisition for wharf replacement project |
Essex County |
VA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Department of Transportation |
transportation management plan activities related to extending the express lanes by approximately three miles from the I-495 and Dulles Toll Road Interchange to the George Washington Memorial Parkway in the vicinity of the American Legion Bridge. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County |
planning for development of affordable housing units |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County |
Expansion of Capital Bikeshare Program in Fairfax County. |
Fairfax County |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fairfax County |
Development of Fair Ridge at West Ox Residential facility for homeless or at-risk adults |
Fairfax County, VA |
VA |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Longwood University |
Facility upgrades project |
Farmville |
VA |
$669,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hopewell |
To install sidewalks, curb and gutter, underground storm drainage, and new ADA compliant bus shelters to provide pedestrian facilities and improved bus access along Courthouse Road. |
Hopewell |
VA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Loudoun County |
Service fees to access safe drinking water and waste water services |
Loudoun County |
VA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Transportation District Commission of Hampton Road |
Upgrade traffic signals and crosswalk protection |
Newport News |
VA |
$2,991,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Norfolk |
Acquisition and relocation of the historic William A. Hunton YMCA |
Norfolk |
VA |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tri-Cities Area MPO |
This segment of the Fall Line Trail will fund the southernmost portion of the Trail starting in the City of Petersburg through Virginia State University. |
Petersburg, Chesterfield County, Colonial Heights |
VA |
$8,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Prince George County |
Planning and construction of a roundabout |
Prince George County |
VA |
$3,540,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond |
Installation of Phase I infrastructure improvements |
Richmond |
VA |
$6,758,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capital Region Airport Commission |
Renovate Federal Inspection Service Facility |
Richmond |
VA |
$3,969,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Richmond |
design and engineering portion of project to rehabilitate a structurally deficient bridge over James River |
Richmond |
VA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warner |
VA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Railway Express |
Development and design for transit capital project |
Washington |
DC |
$8,480,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Eatonton |
Transform an unfinished event space in Eatonton City Center into a marquee destination for community events. |
City of Eatonton |
GA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Warren |
Warren County Volunteer Fire Department Pumpers |
County of Warren |
GA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Institute of Technology |
Develop the fundamental knowledge and tools to design adaptive coastal infrastructure and equitable resilience strategies under projected future sea level rise scenarios along the vulnerable Georgia coastline. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Atlanta |
Reimagining the Atlanta City Detention Center as a Center for Diversion & Services |
City of Atlanta |
GA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Roswell |
Equipment for RPD Community Relations Unit community education programs. |
City of Roswell |
GA |
$12,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Macon County Board of Commissioners |
To purchase a project 25 (P25) interoperable communications system to support mission critical communications of the Macon County Sheriff's Department and other local first responders and governmental agencies. |
Macon County |
GA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Improvements to Lake Acworth Infrastructure |
City of Acworth |
GA |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce |
Mentorship, business training, and technical assistance for Hispanic/Latinx-owned businesses. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$293,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
County of Chatham |
Preserve historic land records for Chatham County and make them more accessible. |
County of Chatham |
GA |
$1,066,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Financial Services and General Government |
General Services Administration |
CDC Chamblee Campus Feasibility Study |
Dekalb County |
GA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Augusta-Richmond County |
Travis/Boykin Road Sewer and Waterline Replacement |
Augusta-Richmond County |
GA |
$3,888,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Augusta-Richmond County |
Address flooding issues in Rock Creek Basin-National Hills Neighborhood |
Augusta-Richmond County |
GA |
$3,242,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
U.S. Forest Service |
Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest land acquisition |
Northern Georgia |
GA |
$2,625,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of McIntyre and Wilkinson County |
Public sewer system for Wilkinson County |
Wilkinson County |
GA |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Hire Heroes USA |
Provide US military members, veterans and military spouses with one-on-one, personalized career support to succeed in the civilian workforce. |
Alpharetta |
GA |
$720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Meals On Wheels Atlanta, Inc. |
Expand existing Meals on Wheels Atlanta service for seniors. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$4,824,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Morehouse College |
Create an Environmental Justice and Sustainability Program focused on ameliorating the social injustices that negatively impact the environment, particularly in communities of color. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$1,415,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Spelman College |
Equip, empower and elevate women of color from historically underrepresented groups in STEM to thrive and lead. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$1,096,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Shepherd Center, Inc |
Simulation lab for improved education for the care of persons with spinal cord and brain injury. |
Atlanta |
GA |
$61,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Augusta University |
Augusta University's Medical College of Georgia's 3+ Primary Care Pathway Program to keep GA-educated physicians practicing in rural and underserved Georgia. |
Augusta |
GA |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgia College & State University |
Invest in the promise of local students, by creating workshops in writing and digital communication with educators and practitioners that encourage students to develop their writing skills, their speaking skills, and their ability to apply these communication skills to all life situations |
Baldwin County |
GA |
$385,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Crisp Regional Health Services |
Crisp Regional Health Services will implement a comprehensive community-based outreach initiative, including specific engagement with churches and various religious/cultural institutions in the community, to address transportation, trust, cost, and other types of barriers to care faced by Crisp's patient population. |
Cordele |
GA |
$399,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Fort Valley State University |
To expand the Cooperative Developmental Program (CDEP) at Fort Valley State University (FVSU) to increase the number of underserved populations for careers in the STEM workforce. |
Fort Valley |
GA |
$4,552,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Covenant House Georgia, Inc. |
Deliver mental health and wrap-around services to young families in Covenant House Georgia's (CHGA) Transitional Living Program by coordinating “in-home” style care. |
Fulton County |
GA |
$191,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbus State University |
Expand the Space Science Center partnership between Columbus State University and Muscogee County School District. |
Muscogee County |
GA |
$636,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships and leadership development for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities |
Northern & Western Georgia |
GA |
$458,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southeast Georgia Health System, Inc. |
Senior Care Center - St. Marys (SCC-SM) Facility Relocation and Replacement |
St. Marys |
GA |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Council on Developmental Disabilities |
Program for people with disabilities to intern at large, quality host business to learn employability and job skills in a variety of entry level areas. |
Statewide |
GA |
$1,225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Georgia State University |
The Child Welfare Training Collaborative (CWTC) offers training to community partners, creating shared understanding of issues facing children and families and also strengthening collaborations to promote better outcomes for Georgia’s children. |
Statewide |
GA |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregivers |
Allow the Rosalynn Carter Institute to better manage, collect, analyze, and share data with its many community partners and stakeholders in order to identify best practices, provide comprehensive training, and to develop a virtual caregiving assistance platform for the caregiving community in southwest Georgia and throughout the state. |
Sumpter County |
GA |
$1,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Gordon |
To complete planning and design to modernize the Signal schoolhouse and construct a Secret CYBER and Communications Network Training Facility. |
Fort Gordon |
GA |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Fort Stewart |
To complete planning and design for Unaccompanied Enlisted Personnel Housing Facility to accommodate 372 Soldiers at Fort Stewart. |
Fort Stewart |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Moody AFB |
To construct a new Portland cement concrete apron in support of 41st Rescue Squadron HH-60W combat rescue helicopters that are currently being fielded at Moody AFB. |
Moody AFB |
GA |
$12,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Georgia Department of Transportation |
Rehabilitation and upgrades to Heart of Georgia Railroad |
Americus |
GA |
$10,816,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority MARTA |
MARTA electric bus procurement |
Atlanta |
GA |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Atlanta |
Atlanta BeltLine Southside Trail from Milton Avenue to Boulevard (Segment 3) |
Atlanta |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Augusta-Richmond County Coliseum Authority |
Improve ADA accessibility and transportation infrastructure around James Brown Arena |
Augusta-Richmond County |
GA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chatham Area Transit Authority |
Chatham Area Transit (CAT) On-Demand Microtransit Service |
Chatham County |
GA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
National Infantry Museum Foundation |
Construct the Corridor of Valor and Sacrifice at the National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center. |
City of Columbus |
GA |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Savannah |
Truman Linear Park Trail Phase IIB |
City of Savannah |
GA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority MARTA |
MARTA Clayton County Multipurpose Operations and Maintenance Facility |
Clayton County |
GA |
$35,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cobb County Department of Transportation |
Chattahoochee RiverLands Pilot Project Environmental Review & Final Design Phase II |
Cobb County |
GA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Twin Cedars Youth and Family Services, Inc. |
Twin Cedars foster and trauma care programs |
Columbus, LaGrange, & Macon |
GA |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Douglas County |
South Douglas Loop - Lee Road Extension - Phase I |
Douglas County |
GA |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Fulton County Board of Commissioners |
Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting Equipment for Fulton County Airport. |
Fulton County |
GA |
$1,397,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warnock |
GA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southeast Georgia Health System, Inc. |
Senior Care Center - St. Marys (SCC-SM) Facility Relocation and Replacement |
St. Marys |
GA |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Citizens Inn |
Citizens Inn is requesting $50,000 for increased demand at their food pantry, Haven from Hunger, due to the impact of COVID-19. The pandemic has meant higher cost operations in staffing, vehicle and transportation costs, and increased costs related to food and supplies. We anticipate this will be our new demand level through FY22 and the need for additional support will subside. |
Peabody |
MA |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Princeton |
This 12,000 square foot building will house Fire/EMS headquarters and Police. It replaces a building constructed in 1890 which has numerous building code, fire code, life safety, ADA, and functional deficiencies. |
Princeton |
MA |
$10,950,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lenox |
Lower Housatonic Street Complete Reconstruction is important to the local community in that it will improve safety on the roadway for all users, especially pedestrians and cyclists. It will increase resilience to climate change by improving stormwater drainage along x miles of road, through and along wetland areas. The replacement of water and sewer line will increase fiscal efficiency and environmental sustainability. |
Town of Lenox |
MA |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
New England Aquarium |
The New England Aquarium requires funding for maintenance, upgrades, signage and other capital items needed to preserve the Aquarium’s Main Building located on Central Wharf in downtown Boston. |
Boston |
MA |
$4,458,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Roca, Inc. |
To address this spiking violence and trauma among young people in urban communities across Massachusetts, Roca will deliver behavioral health services to 1,000 of our most disengaged young people and young parents, those most likely to shoot or be shot. The project will fund five highly trained behavioral health case managers and one cognitive behavioral theory (CBT) coach to train criminal justice partners. In the wake of COVID-19, this will further enhance Roca’s effective work to help young people and system leaders address the trauma that drives violent behavior.
Roca is seeking $677,589 in federal resources to support this pilot project and demonstrate the impact on community violence that can be achieved by connecting the young people who drive urban violence, those heavily impacted by substance abuse and trauma, with appropriate clinical and behavioral health care. The project will deliver a combination of cognitive behavioral therapy, brought to them in the community, with more traditional, intensive clinical care.
|
Boston |
MA |
$678,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Boston Medical Center |
VIAP was founded in 2006 to respond to the needs of victims of community violence and the families of those impacted by violence and homicide to recover from physical and emotional trauma. With the knowledge that violent injury is the strongest predictor of future violent injury, VIAP’s mission is to assist victims of violence and their families to recover from physical and emotional trauma and empower them with skills, services and opportunities so they may return to their communities, make positive changes in their lives, strengthen others who have been affected by violence, and contribute to building better communities.
The federal funding requested will enable VIAP to fill four positions - one Research Coordinator ($55K/yr), one Community Outreach & Training Supervisor ($75K/yr), and two Violence Intervention Advocates (each $60K/yr). |
Boston |
MA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Northeastern University |
Northeastern University is requesting $1 million in funding to build out its capacity to house and serve more early-stage companies within its facilities on ICBM by creating a Life Sciences Spinout Innovation Center. This investment would facilitate the creation of a shared wet lab facility within Elliott Hall on ICBM, to enable new early-stage life sciences companies to join the campus and be part of the already-established vibrant innovation ecosystem. These new companies would be co-located alongside Northeastern’s Biopharmaceutical Analysis Training Laboratory (BATL), which is committed to enabling innovative biopharmaceutical education, global regulatory convergence, industry partnerships and use-inspired research for the benefit of patients worldwide. This new space will also enable our Department of Defense partners to interact with small companies working at the cutting edge of biomedical sciences, which is a critical priority for defense agencies. The shared wet lab model has proven successful, in the case of ICBM’s existing Barracks Venture Creation Center (VCC), which houses early-stage companies that require fume hoods for their research. Overall, this proposed wet lab project would significantly bolster Massachusetts’ ability to grow its capacity within the life sciences industries. |
Burlington |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Framingham |
The $250,000 funding would be used for a feasibility study and preliminary design studies so that the City can determine how much to raise and appropriate from local tax revenue to build the Dispatch Center. If it is determined that there should be Inter-Municipal Agreements developed for the project, then there could also be a grant application to the State’s Regional 911 Center grants. It is anticipated that the preliminary phase of the project would be fully funded/completed with the earmark funds requested. |
Framingham |
MA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Hampden County Sheriff’s Office |
The Sheriff’s office has received intelligence in the past regarding contraband cellular devices and has confiscated cellular device accessories as a result. However, the Sheriff’s office is unaware of the scope of their problem because they do not currently have the means by which to detect and/or identify contraband cellular devices. Installing a MAS solution will help ensure they understand the risk at each of their facilities and can mitigate it. This will help ensure a safe and secure environment for staff and inmates, as well as the general public.
Essentially, a MAS allows calls from approved phone numbers while preventing unauthorized phones from making or receiving calls. A MAS utilizes cellular base stations and a distributive antenna system(s) to legally detect, intercept, and re-route wireless communications in a secure facility. MAS is essential because, unlike "jamming systems," they have the sophistication to detect and neutralize illegal wireless activity without interrupting 911 calls or other authorized communications inside prisons. MAS also does not cause any degradation in service to commercial wireless networks outside of the prison boundary that often occurs with jamming systems. |
Ludlow |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Anna Maria College |
Anna Maria College is in a unique position to address the burgeoning mental health crisis in Emergency Medical Services (EMS), both within and outside of the profession. The College already educates both EMTs and Paramedics. EMS is increasingly called upon to serve and treat patients in acute emotional and psychological distress. However, the current national curriculum does not adequately address the demands these patients place on providers. Additionally, research shows that on a daily basis, law enforcement, EMTs, nurses and firefighters face more than 10% of their calls involving someone with a mental illness. The complicated and emotional nature of these calls have resulted in increased levels of emotional and mental health disruptions in these professions. The goal of this project is to increase the number of instructors in MHFA across all public safety sectors: law enforcement, fire science, paramedic medicine, corrections, etc. This project would establish a permanent Institute that will ultimately serve the entire spectrum of public safety professionals and civilians throughout Massachusetts, to adequately and appropriately respond to individuals with mental illness. In addition, it will provide the resources needed to integrate Mental Health First Aid Training across our curriculum to ensure that every student graduates with MHFA certification upon entering the workforce. |
Paxton |
MA |
$1,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Plymouth |
The project will take place along Town Brook, a 1.67-mile first order stream that originates from the 269-acre Billington Sea and flows into historic Plymouth Harbor. The project is part of the Town Brook Restoration Program, which has achieved the removal of 5 dams along Town Brook, in an effort to restore ecological health, improve climate change resiliency, and alleviate public safety concerns along the brook. |
Plymouth |
MA |
$6,123,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Town of Saugus |
There is a distinct need for a renovated vital communication system for first responders in the Town of Saugus. The current Town of Saugus Police and Fire Department radio communication systems are configured with transmitter and receiver devices located throughout the town in various locations to provide coverage for the portable and mobile radios to operate effectively.
These complex, vital, mission-critical systems require connectivity between the multiple devices and their remote locations back to the headquarters dispatch and control equipment. The current method of connectivity is leased copper circuits provided by Verizon. These antiquated copper circuits are prone to regular failure and are increasingly unreliable. These failures result in faulty radio communication, impeding police and fire units in the field. Verizon no longer supports these copper circuits, meaning the Town relies on a vendor service contract. Finding parts to make the repairs is continuously growing more difficult as the obsolete infrastructure deteriorates. The Town must choose another method of connectivity to support the public safety communication systems.
|
Saugus |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Springfield Museums Corporation |
The Springfield Museums is requesting funds to support the upgrade and installation of immersive exhibits and technology improvements in FY22, that will strengthen the Springfield Science Museum’s role as principal STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) learning center for Western Massachusetts.
This request amplifies our mission by modernizing and connecting signature museum assets within our Astronomy Hall in order to make the wonders of the night sky accessible to learners and enthusiasts near and far. We propose the following upgrades:
Seymour Planetarium: In continual operation since its opening in 1939, the planetarium houses the oldest known star projector in the world, and the oldest American-made star projector in existence. The centerpiece of our astronomy program, we regularly offer fully-live, interactive shows presented by one of our knowledgeable and seasoned presenters. We plan to optimize planetarium operations by installing a new digital full dome projection system with state of the art software.
Rooftop Observatory: Added to the Science Museum in 1972, our 20-inch reflecting telescope was hand-built by local volunteers from the Springfield Stars Club. The observatory’s small space limits visitor capacity and there is no elevator access to the observatory for visitors with limited mobility. Through technological upgrades, we propose to create remote access to the observatory and related educational public programs, making them available as astronomy programs in our Planetarium Theater, in our International Space Station Gallery and Astronomy Hall, and on our website. By providing an inclusive opportunity to experience astronomy that can be experienced onsite or at home, it is our hope that more diverse members of our community and beyond will join our community stargazing nights.
Tactile Exhibit: In partnership with the National Federation for the Blind, the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind, Tactile Images and the Massachusetts Cultural Council, the Science Museum proposes to add multiple 3D tactile exhibits presenting a high impact opportunity to interpret Astronomy Hall for our blind and low-vision visitors, visitors with disabilities and neuro-diverse learners.
|
Springfield |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Worcester State University |
Increasing diversity, equity, and inclusion in the sciences is a challenge. WSU feeder schools are diverse but the students often face challenges (underprepared, time commitment, math placement scores) that inhibit a career in science. Here we propose to build a sustainable model to lower these obstacles and recruit/retain underrepresented STEM undergraduates from our diverse community. Our program will provide incoming students a transformative summer experience on regional climate change that includes that integrates lab, field, computational education and research. Students will be enrolled in a newly developed climate minor retaining student involvement in climate science while at WSU. To substantially increase DEI in the sciences, we must work to lower barriers and shift the culture. Here we propose a 6-week summer research experience for 20 students for two years. Students completing the program will (1) earn 3 science credits (tuition free), (2) develop basic and essential lab, computational, and field skills, (3) ensure adequate Math Placement scores for entry into STEM majors by integrating applied math and providing math tutors, (4) provide a pathway to work in modern labs on cutting-edge climate science as a climatology minor, and (5) help advance regional climate science. Funds will be used to develop a cross discipline ecology-environmental science lab and computational climate lab dedicated to undergraduate student learning and climate science research strengthening the research and educational integration.
Existing STEM summer programs at the university has revealed food security and transportation to campus to be additional obstacles for lower income perspective students. To overcome such student barriers, this project includes a residential component where food and housing will be offset. Students stipends will allow students hiatus from employment; stipends will help offset costs for computational tools necessary to enter in a science degree. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,677,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Energy and Water Development |
University of Massachusetts at Amherst |
Many Massachusetts communities are at risk of being left behind when it comes to clean energy. Gateway Cities suffer from poor air quality and sky-high asthma rates, while rural towns fear being exploited for land resources in the expansion of utility-scale solar power. Research and engagement efforts at ETI will center vulnerable communities and work with them on developing solutions to grid resilience, heating electrification, and clean power generation. Solutions developed for Massachusetts communities can be adapted and scaled for use across the Northeast and across the country, from California to Texas and the Gulf Coast, where improved infrastructure can save lives by reducing catastrophic outages.
This project includes direct benefits to western Massachusetts cities and towns. ETI’s partnership with the Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Electric Corporation (MMWEC) will benefit municipal utilities in towns like Shrewsbury as they future-proof their electric and broadband infrastructure. In collaboration with Neighbor to Neighbor Massachusetts, ETI researchers will engage directly with families and residents in Holyoke, MA to support community-based planning for their local energy transition. Holyoke residents will benefit from working with ETI on co-design of energy solutions, including heating electrification and energy storage installations to reduce energy burden and increase reliability. |
Amherst |
MA |
$995,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Energy and Water Development |
Bridgewater State University |
Bridgewater State University is prepared to expand and develop affordable, world-class cybersecurity and cybercriminology education and training programing that will significantly improve its capacity to prepare the critical skilled workforce needed to support economic development and protect critical infrastructure within Massachusetts and the nation.
The acquisition of an enterprise cyber range, which would be the first of its kind in the Commonwealth, will enable students and constituents to apply, hone, and elevate their cybersecurity skills. In addition to supporting existing and new University programs, the cyber range will be a resource for the Commonwealth, providing cybersecurity training to municipalities, local K-12 schools, community colleges, public and private universities, state agencies, law enforcement, the military, and private businesses. |
Bridgewater |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would allow the ACOE to conduct a Project Conditions Survey to analyze the negative effects of rebuilt South Jetty of the Merrimack River on coastal erosion on Plum Island. The Study would provide information on how the ACOE could alleviate the tidal gyre caused by the South Jetty resulting in rapid coastal erosion that is significantly increasing the vulnerability of Plum Island, putting residents and public infrastructure at risk. ACOE will be placing a significant amount dredged sand on North Point Plum Island in the near future at a significant cost, and it’s important to mitigate the negative affects of the rebuilt jetty as soon as possible to slow erosion to historic rates (1 to 2 feet per year) and not lose this additional sand to erosion.
|
Newburyport |
MA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Revere and its surrounding communities fully support a partnership with ACOE to complete the Regional Saugus River Flood Protection Study. The project aims to analyze current and future flood risk in region and recommend a hybrid solution of nature based approaches and grey infrastructure to advance regional resiliency strategies for climate adaptation and flood mitigation measures. The Saugus and Pines River area has sustained repetitive flood damage for decades and the recent MA-Flood Risk Model predicts that the already vulnerable conditions are exacerbated by climate change and sea-level rise, impacting Environmental Justice populations and Area of Critical Environmental Concern. |
Revere, Saugus, Lynn, Malden, & Everett |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Energy and Water Development |
Stone Zoo - Commonwealth Zoological Corporation |
Stone Zoo is seeking funding for the purchase and installation of a solar panels project that could meet or exceed 90% of Stone Zoo's energy needs. This project would have a regional environmental and cost saving benefit. The power generated by this project is estimated to be the equivalent of planting 800 acres of trees or avoiding burning 700,000 pounds of coal annually. Its leadership in the area of clean energy generation will certainly be a local and nationwide example of what is possible for other zoological facilities nationwide. Further the reduced utility costs will help to create greater financial stability for Stone Zoo. |
Stoneham |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Financial Services and General Government |
United Way of Massachusetts Bay/Merrimack Valley |
Shared Services MA is a proven economic development initiative that invests in the workforce needs of family child care (FCC) businesses and increases the sustainability of the early education sector. To date, Shared Services MA has trained over 200 FCC businesses in Boston, Lowell, Cambridge, Somerville, and Everett and mobilized more than 1,000 early educators to access free resources on business and pedagogical best practices. This funding will be used to train 200 additional early educators, provide one-time stabilization stipends of $2,500 to these front-line workers, and ensure that 1,200 additional children in Massachusetts are screened for developmental milestones. |
Boston, Lowell, Cambridge, Somerville, and Everett |
MA |
$1,330,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Financial Services and General Government |
Bunker Hill Community College |
BHCC proposes an Enterprise Center for Entrepreneurship and Training (ECET) to support residents and small businesses in Chelsea, Everett, and adjacent communities. Small businesses make up most of the area’s economic base but have been devastated by COVID-19, especially in communities of color. As much as 41% of black-owned businesses have faltered during the pandemic, representing lost economic activity and lost jobs crucial to the vitality of diverse communities. The ECET will provide needed small business guidance and assistance in multiple languages through online consultation, and workshops to address talent recruitment, career readiness, business planning and innovation planning.
BHCC will develop an entrepreneurship learning center – the Enterprise Center for Entrepreneurship and Training (ECET) – to connect and support the supply and demand cycle of workforce. The ECET will provide needed small business guidance and assistance in multiple languages through online consultation, and workshops to address talent recruitment, career readiness, business planning and innovation planning.
Based on recommendations from the needs assessment, the ECET will be created by hiring qualified organizational staff comprised of a coordinator, administrative support staff and bilingual faculty. Consultants and other business leaders will be brought in to mentor emerging and struggling businesses. BHCC students in the Business Associate degree program will participate with “Learn and Earn” internships and other learning opportunities. |
Chelsea |
MA |
$377,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Homeland Security |
City of Boston |
The purpose of this proposed project is to develop detailed design and construction documents and deliver robust community engagement, in order to ensure that critical pre-disaster mitigation efforts and critical park improvements are made to close a significant flood entry pathway. This flood risk impacts an environmental justice neighborhood with significant affordable housing and critical regional infrastructure. A flood in this area threatens disruption to at least 35,000 residents and millions in potential damages. The project can serve as a nationally replicable model for climate resilience, equity, community development, and citizen engagement.
|
Boston |
MA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Homeland Security |
City of Chelsea |
a. The City of Chelsea is a dense, urban Environmental Justice community. Home to over 40,000 residents, the City comprises vibrant neighborhoods, multicultural small businesses, and regional industry. Evidenced by the disparate effects of COVID-19, the City is inherently vulnerable to climate change impacts, such as coastal flooding, due to its geographic orientation, concentration of critical industry, air and environmental pollution, and underlying public health issues. The Mill Creek Restoration and Resilience Project provides a remarkable opportunity to broaden access to public green space, reduce the risks posed by climate change, and restore a vital, but degraded, ecosystem. The project consists of the planning and design of intergenerational, trauma-informed waterfront green space; the removal of an earthen berm that impairs ecological health; and green infrastructure and storm water enhancements to curtail flood risk. |
Chelsea |
MA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Homeland Security |
Town of Provincetown |
The 2016 engineers survey provides a breakdown of the recommended maintenance and improvement program which needs to be followed to keep the facility in satisfactory working condition. The report Identified immediate costs include $64,000 in repairs and $812,000 in capital improvement repairs. A large part of the cost is to replace 177 failed pilings out of 401. These fender piles not only protect the pier but also supply a safe berth for many fishing vessels which allows then to continue to make a livelihood. Standard Pier operational revenue and maintenance sustainability budgeting will not cover the large cost of this project on its own. |
Provincetown |
MA |
$876,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Homeland Security |
Town of Provincetown |
This project will help alleviate a hazardous and property damaging condition. During rain events, surface storm water collects at Court Street and floods the local businesses. The flooding also blocks vehicular and pedestrian passage to both residences and businesses. This flooding has been a long standing condition, which has become worse with increased development in the area.
This flooding condition damages property and business operations. It also creates a hazard, as vehicles often become stuck in the flood water, and pedestrians try to climb over uneven terrain to pass around the flood water. The condition cannot be alleviated by normal storm water drainage treatments, such as catch basins, due to the topography and high water table. A more sophisticated design and construction project is necessary, and will include a pump station and water retention area.
|
Town of Provincetown |
MA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Acton |
The Town of Acton seeks to provide improvements to the Middle Fort Bond Brook Wastewater Treatment Facility to alleviate short and long-term problems due to aging systems within the facility and provide for greater capacity to the Town. The proposed upgrades will provide contributions to the sustainability efforts of the community and is vital to the economic development both in the sewer district and the needs area the Town intends to sewer in the future. |
Acton |
MA |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head Aquinnah |
The Tribe’s Administration Building needs to be connected to the its wastewater treatment plant to improve sanitation. Currently the Tribal Administration building has three different waste disposal systems. One small septic tank for their clinic, a foam powered disposal for the main floor restroom and a clivus-multrum system as the primary waste disposal. Each system is inadequate and all should be replaced by connecting the administration building to the Tribe’s wastewater treatment plant. |
Aquinnah |
MA |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Bridgewater |
The requested funding would support the Town of Bridgewater to remove the High Street Dam and replace the High Street Bridge on the Town River in Bridgewater. The High St Dam removal project and bridge replacement has been advanced through a partnership with the Town of Bridgewater, the dam owner, the Division of Ecological Restoration, the Division of Marine Fisheries, and The Nature Conservancy. The High Street Dam is deteriorating structurally and is under stress by storms of increasing magnitude and frequency. The dam is in an unsafe condition and jeopardizes the poor condition High Street Bridge – due to scour if the dam were to fail, or be removed in isolation - located 100 feet upstream of the dam. The dam removal will restore natural flow regimes to the Town River, and improve water quality associated with flowing waters. The project may also improve water-based recreation for those paddling the Town River. Currently, the dam and bridge prevent water crossings at High St, and paddlers must portage around the site. The redesigned bridge will allow for water crossing at this point on the Town River.
|
Bridgewater |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy in Massachusetts |
This request supports the federal purchase of priority land for conservation by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) totaling approximately 635 acres across the Dead Branch (535 acres) and Fort River (100 acres) Divisions of the Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge (Conte Refuge). These priority lands will be acquired from willing sellers and will be owned and managed as part of the Conte Refuge. |
Chesterfield, Huntington, Westhampton, Amherst |
|
$2,825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hull |
This funding would be used to support the Town of Hull Sewer Department’s full replacement of the existing Pump Station, which has not only reached its useful life, but does not meet environmental, as well as climate resiliency goals. Pump Station 9’s location on a peninsula between Massachusetts Bay and Hull Bay make it susceptible to damage and operational issues due to extreme storm events and sea level rise. The Station’s existing non-submersible pumps and electrical equipment is located below design flood elevations, as well as a structural construction that cannot withstand high waters or wave action. The Pump Station 9 Project ensures a means to the long-term sustainability/reliability of operations of the Town’s municipal wastewater system, which eliminates the potential degradation to the Commonwealth’s precious water resources, including Hull Bay and Massachusetts Bay.
|
Hull |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hull |
The requested funding would be used by the Town of Hull to meet its goal of in Phase 3 of the Project is to restore full functionality to the Hull outfall by extending diffusers to the surface and removing material accumulated in the 24” outfall pipeline and up to 36 diffuser riser pipes. The town is restoring the original condition based on the dynamic ocean floor elevation changes, which also support climate change and resiliency goals of the Town and Commonwealth.
|
Hull |
MA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ipswich |
The requested funding would enable the Town of Ipswich to replace the Town Hill Water Storage Tank. The Town completed an Asset Management Plan (AMP) in 2020 funded by the Massachusetts Clean Water Trust Asset Management Plan Grant Program to inventory and assess existing assets within its water system to improve existing GIS data and utilize the data to perform criticality analysis and plan future capital improvement projects. The results identified the 3 million gallon (MG) Town Hill Water Storage Tank, built in the early 1960’s, as having a Consequence of Failure of 5, which is the highest level of concern. This rating represents a direct and significant impact to a majority of municipal water customers for a prolonged duration and will result in regulatory noncompliance. |
Ipswich |
MA |
$3,280,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Groundwork Lawrence |
To advance construction of the Lawrence section of the Merrimack River Trail linking varied and distinct zones within the city; connecting the Bay Circuit Trail with Lawrence; creating multi-modal transportation between residential, recreational, and commercial areas along the Merrimack River; and enabling regional access to jobs, recreation, and housing while creating and sustaining jobs in Lawrence. |
Lawrence |
MA |
$284,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Malden |
The funding would be used for accelerating the replacement of lead service lines delivering drinking water to Malden residents. In recent years, Malden has been identified as the community with the highest
percentage of lead service lines in the Greater Boston Area. The City has undertaken an aggressive
program to reduce the number of lead lines, but as of 2021 there are 2,076 lead lines remaining. This
funding will allow the City to replace both the public and private sides of the lead service lines, removing
a significant health hazard for low-income residents who cannot afford the cost of replacement
themselves. |
Malden |
MA |
$3,360,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Medway |
The Town of Medway is in the process of designing a central water treatment facility for our community. As we look forward, we recognize that this facility must be capable of removing harmful minerals and byproducts, including iron, manganese, and so on. This sum of money will assist us as we leverage more than $12 million of Town funding as we improve our distribution and treatment systems. |
Medway |
MA |
$2,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pittsfield |
Located just north of the downtown area and within the 275-acre Springside Park, the building - built in 1856 and now listed on the National Register of Historic Places - is an excellent example of an eclectic mansion with a high architectural style not common in New England. Full interior renovations will allow for multi-purpose reuse including public meetings, educational displays, tourist-orientation purposes, and will provide income generation through rental opportunities. Renovations will include full handicapped accessibility and modern life, health, and safety systems. |
Pittsfield |
MA |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Pittsfield |
The City of Pittsfield is seeking funding support to complete the full interior renovations to the historic Springside House. Located just north of the downtown area and within the 275-acre Springside Park, the building - built in 1856 and now listed on the National Register of Historic Places - is an excellent example of an eclectic mansion with a high architectural style not common in New England. The oldest and most significant municipal building in the city, its renovation has been a goal listed in the city’s Master and Open Space Plans for nearly two decades. As a priority capital project, city funds have been expended on critical exterior work which has been ongoing in a phased manner since 2016. Full interior renovations will allow for multi-purpose reuse including public meetings, educational displays, tourist-orientation purposes, and will provide income generation through rental opportunities. The renovations will include full handicapped accessibility and modern life, health, and safety systems as part of updated code requirements. |
Pittsfield |
MA |
$3,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sturbridge, Massachusetts |
The Maple Street water line is one of the oldest in the town, approximately 90 to 100 years old. It is a combination of asbestos tile and cast iron piping that has had and will continue to have numerous leaks. Replacement of the pipe will provide quality potable water to the residents of the area and, in the event of a fire, the hydrant system would not be compromised by an unreliable source of water. The total length of the line to be replaced is 1,950 linear feet. |
Sturbridge |
MA |
$1,085,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Sudbury |
The CWMP Wastewater Treatment Facility & Collection System includes the design and construction of the Town’s first municipal Wastewater Treatment Facility and associated groundwater discharge to support removing failing and/or improperly operating septic systems to preserve public health, as well as environmental resources, specifically the Town’s major drinking supplies in the Raymond Road and Hop Brook Aquifer areas. Sewer Infrastructure will bring the means to support economic development and housing in the Route 20 Business District, which will support commercial/industrial tax revenue to help defray residential tax burdens in Town. |
Sudbury |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tyngsborough Sewer Department |
This request is for the Phase 3 Sewer Extension Final Design in the amount of $869,000. This funding would allow the Tyngsborough Sewer Commission to finalize the plans for the Phase 3 Sewer Infrastructure project. Ultimately this cost savings would lower the final cost of the project to make it more affordable for the residents. |
Tyngsborough |
MA |
$869,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Architectural Heritage Foundation, Inc. |
$500,000 to support the development of a sustainable operations plan for integrated digital technologies and other program activities; advance the procurement process with operators in order to refine and detail the program; and prepare an advanced digital network plan for the building, that will be integrated into renovation plans and redevelopment. |
Worcester |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Caring Health Center |
To be located at 471 Sumner Avenue, Springfield, in the heart of the diverse Forest Park neighborhood, the Learning Institute has been envisioned as a job training program to address three goals: (1) To eliminate barriers that block access to rewarding employment for low-income individuals; (2) To maximize capabilities that exist in the region’s low-income communities, including resilience, integrity, and determination; and (3) To increase the pool of qualified administrative, educational, and clinical personnel available to health care providers locally, including persons of color, immigrants, and refugees. |
Springfield |
MA |
$1,375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cape Cod Healthcare |
Last year, Cape Cod Healthcare (CCHC) invested substantially to implement EPIC, the industry’s leading integrated health record to help us improve our care and to empower our patients through EPIC’s robust patient portal, MyChart. We propose connecting and partnering with non-affiliated community providers and, formerly, with FQHCs by supplying our version of EPIC to them. By doing so, it will substantially improve care coordination and the delivery of healthcare on Cape Cod (Barnstable County) for generations to come. |
Barnstable County |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boston Children’s Museum |
This funding would be used by Boston Children’s Museum to expand an innovative, tested model for building the capacity of early learning educators and providers to support under-resourced and under-represented children and families in developing much-needed school readiness skills. This expansion will reach thousands of early learners and their caregivers through key state and local community agencies, thereby addressing and alleviating the significant loss of learning opportunities experienced by families as a result of the pandemic. |
Boston |
MA |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Massachusetts Boston |
The requested funding will be used for the schematic design phase of UMass Boston's planned construction of a Nursing and Health Sciences Building to house the College of Nursing and Health Sciences. The new building will serve multiple nursing programs in Greater Boston to increase regional training capacity of frontline healthcare professionals. The teaching, research and translational work the new building will support will be vital for the formation of world-class nurses and health practitioners with the scientific and clinical background, as well as the cultural and linguistic preparation, needed to take on our nation’s health challenges. |
Boston |
MA |
$2,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Possible Project |
TPP will use these funds to provide critical education and career development services to Boston high school students during a post-COVID recovery phase and beyond. Specifically, through its comprehensive entrepreneurship education and youth development program, TPP will provide students with:
Rigorous credit recovery coursework in school, after school, and over summers to support those off-track to graduate due to low school engagement.
Career-readiness, entrepreneurial and STEAM skill-building - all essential for access to, and success in, the region’s innovation and tech-driven economy.
Individualized college and career advising to ensure matriculation to, and persist through, postsecondary education and job-training programs. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Boston |
This funding would be used by the City of Boston to expand their Tuition Free Community College (TFCC) Program to sub-associate’s level certificate programs. Currently, six partner institutions are included in TFCC: Bunker Hill Community College (BHCC), Roxbury Community College (RCC), Massasoit Community College, MassBay Community College, Urban College of Boston, and Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology. Students come from every neighborhood in the city, and the majority are low-income, Black and Latinx students who are first-generation college students. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Boston |
Community Project Funding is being sought to expand Boston’s Tuition Free Community College (TFCC) Program to sub-associate’s level certificate programs. Currently, six partner institutions are included in TFCC: Bunker Hill Community College (BHCC), Roxbury Community College (RCC), Massasoit Community College, MassBay Community College, Urban College of Boston, and Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology. Our students come from every neighborhood in the city, and the majority are low-income, Black and Latinx students who are first-generation college students. |
Boston |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program |
This funding would be used by Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program (BHCHP) to create a full-time flagship family clinic within Horizons’ new, state-of-the-art facility in Boston’s Roxbury neighborhood. At the 2,500 square foot clinic the BHCHP Family Team staff will provide barrier-free, trauma-informed medical, nursing, mental health and substance use services, health education, and case management services. The clinic will be comprised of five private exam/treatment rooms, waiting room, shared staff workspace, and meeting space. It will also include space for blood draws and point-of-care lab testing, as well as a refrigerator and freezer for vaccine storage. All community approvals, along with zoning variances and licensing issues are completed and pandemic delays resolved. |
Boston |
MA |
$702,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Harvard Street Neighborhood Health Center Inc. |
Bridging the Digital Divide will facilitate Telehealth access and healthcare equity, in the poorest zip codes of Boston, by supporting digital literacy for patients and providing cell phones and entry-level laptops for Telehealth engagement, along with tech training, and a mobile application to overcome language, cultural and age-related barriers. Telehealth is quickly becoming the method of choice for providers to communicate with patients and is especially important in low-income and underserved communities where technology can be the driving force to overcome healthcare barriers. |
Boston |
MA |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Boston Legal Services |
This funding would be used by Greater Boston Legal Services (GBLS) to create GBLS’ Family Stabilization Project to help low-income families who are struggling financially in the wake of the pandemic. Project funding would pay for temporary legal advocates and a temporary tax preparer to expand GBLS’ capacity to do outreach and assist low-income families in obtaining all available financial supports included in the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), the Child Tax Credit (CTC), and the three rounds of the Economic Impact Payments. The families GBLS serves face a range of access barriers, such as limited English proficiency, disabilities, and unreliable internet. As pandemic-related income supports have become available, GBLS has helped clients apply for benefits with federal, state, and local agencies-- benefits that are crucial to keeping families in their homes, putting food on the table, keeping utilities turned on, and meeting other essential needs.
|
Boston and Cambridge |
MA |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgewater State University |
Cybersecurity continues to be a persistent threat to national security of the United States with cyber-attacks occurring on a regular basis and with growing sophistication.
Bridgewater State University (BSU) is ready to expand and develop affordable, world-class cybersecurity and Cybercriminology education and training programing by investing in a cyber range that will benefit and support a diverse workforce.
An enterprise cyber range will enable students and constituents to practice, hone, and elevate their cybersecurity skills through defending against real cyber-attack scenarios and incidents such as ransomware in a virtualized environment. |
Bridgewater |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgewater State University |
This funding would be used by CONNECT for the Grow Your Own Educator Preparation Program model, which was designed to entice and prioritize aspiring educators, who identify as being ethnically or racially diverse, in the Gateway Cities with a wrap-around program and the financial resources that will enable them with an increased capacity to successfully complete an educator preparation program. Real barriers of insufficient time, money, access, transportation, family/work/financial responsibilities, childcare, and insufficient support often conspire to keep many potential teachers of color from the field. As a result, this model will provide students with financial resources, up to $11,700, which will be used to fund or defray the costs associated with the following: Two semesters of coursework in an educator preparation program at one of CONNECT IHEs, technology that will enable access to complete assignments, weekly tutoring, MTEL support, childcare, and transportation. |
Bridgewater |
MA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgewater State University |
This funding would be used by Bridgewater State University (BSU) to upgrade and renew educational and scientific equipment, in order to maintain BSU’s high standards of STEM education. It is necessary to refresh and update scientific equipment in the Bartlett College of Science and Mathematics (BCoSM), which is housed in the Dana Mohler-Faria Science and Mathematics Center (DMF). STEM laboratory equipment has an average useful lifespan between five and eight years, so items purchased when the DMF was constructed (~10 years ago) are reaching the ends of their lives. BSU has successfully addressed equipment failures as they have occurred; however, due to tight budget constraints, critical items have often been repaired rather than replaced. BSU is now at a critical juncture, where important equipment has aged and become less relevant in the modern workplace. Many instruments purchased when the DMF was constructed are expected to break down and should not (or cannot) be repaired because they are obsolete. |
Bridgewater |
MA |
$1,418,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bridgewater State University |
This funding would be used by Bridgewater State University (BSU) to expand participation in early college/dual enrollment and promote college attainment, by developing a unique, sustainable, dual enrollment program. This program will use a HyFlex delivery model to meet the needs of students from across Southeastern Massachusetts with a special emphasis on providing dual enrollment opportunities to students from traditionally underserved populations. The HyFlex delivery model will allow students to attend classes via one of three options: in-person, synchronous online participation via live-streaming, or asynchronous online participation utilizing recorded classes. In-person and synchronous online will be the preferred modes of participation, with asynchronous participation being reserved for students who have a demonstrated need, such as a disability, that would prevent them from being able to attend their classes in real-time. |
Bridgewater |
MA |
$1,247,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Science Club for Girls, Inc. |
During the 2021-22 academic year, Science Club for Girls will serve 350 girls per semester from underrepresented communities (by race and/or socioeconomic factors) in grades K-12 in Greater Boston with free, high-quality, out-of-school-time STEM programs. These programs increase academic confidence and social/emotional well-being while addressing intersecting needs: the persistent academic achievement gap for low-income students/students of color, the learning-loss caused by Covid-19, the lack of racial/gender diversity in the STEM workforce, the lack of availability of STEM workers, and the need for pathways out of poverty that begin early in life and lead to meaningful jobs that provide economic independence. |
Cambridge, Boston, and Somerville |
MA |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Home Base, a Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts |
Home Base, a Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital Program, respectfully requests $1,000,000 ($1 million) to provide clinical care and support to 70 family members across the country who are experiencing Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Depression and/or Complicated Grief as a result of their service member or veteran dying by suicide. Home Base operates the only dedicated clinical program in the country for survivors of traumatic loss combining evidence-based treatment for PTSD and for complicated grief. |
Charlestown |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
East Boston Neighborhood Health Center |
This funding will be used by East Boston Neighborhood Health Center (EBNHC) to establish a 4-story, 48,000 sq.ft licensed community and behavioral health center in Chelsea in partnership with other Chelsea providers, similar to what EBNHC created in Maverick Square, East Boston, serving around 100,000 patients a year. EBNHC patients and Chelsea residents have been disproportionately impacted by the twin pandemics of COVID-19 and systemic racism. The health center will expand access to a unique Primary Care Behavioral Health Program that fully integrates behavioral health and social support services in a primary care setting with a full diagnostic suite and pharmacy services using the latest technology and best practices to address racial disparities in health. |
Chelsea |
MA |
$4,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Colaborativa |
This funding would be used for a rapid (re) employment initiative that would help the Chelsea community create pathways to jobs, pay rent, and qualify for existing lifesaving assistance that requires them to be employed. These funds would help the Chelsea community, which has been deeply impacted by the COVID-19 crisis, rebuild from, heal from, and survive the effects of the pandemic. |
Chelsea |
MA |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Shore Community College |
This funding would be used by North Shore Community College (NSCC) for its Anatomy and Physiology (A&P) lab upgrade project, which focuses on the significant need to redesign and renovate a critical science lab used by Allied Health and STEM students. The project will focus on design, renovation and equipment for an A&P lab in the Math and Science Building at the Danvers campus. North Shore Community College is one of the only community colleges in the state lacking updated science labs. The short-term objective is to provide a modern A&P laboratory to support enhanced student learning in Allied Health and STEM lab science courses. The long-term objective is to provide state-of-the-art laboratories to support all science courses, create new programs responsive to industry needs, and train NSCC students and incumbent workers for employment in the region's emerging health and STEM-related industries and innovation economy.
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Danvers |
MA |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southcoast Health, Charlton Memorial Hospital |
Charlton Memorial Hospital is planning the renovation and reconstruction of a 32,000 square foot Emergency Department. The Emergency Department was constructed in 1997 and was built to accommodate 45,000 visits per year. In 2019, approximately 70,000 patients, an average of 192 per day, visited the Charlton ED. We are requesting $940,000 for equipment to support this $40 million renovation project.
The request will help fund patient monitoring systems for 52 private beds with 2-4 central monitors. With this new construction and equipment, Southcoast will improve on the treatment, privacy, and overall experience of our patients. |
Fall River |
MA |
$940,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of North Central Massachusetts (UWNCM) |
This funding would be used by Home Base, a Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital Program, to provide clinical care and support to 70 family members across the country who are experiencing Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Depression and/or Complicated Grief as a result of their service member or veteran dying by suicide. Home Base operates the only dedicated clinical program in the country for survivors of traumatic loss combining evidence-based treatment for PTSD and for complicated grief. |
Fitchburg |
MA |
$80,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Framingham |
The project consists of replacing sidewalks and curb cuts that are in poor condition and not compliant with current ADA standards. Sidewalks will be removed and replaced in kind and all necessary curb cuts and crosswalks will be brought up to meet current ADA standards. The prioritized areas in which this work will be performed have also been identified as areas meeting one or more of the environmental justice criteria, further demonstrating that this work would further equity in Framingham in more ways than one. |
Framingham |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Framingham State University |
Framingham State University, in partnership with Massachusetts Bay Community College, Framingham High School, and Keefe Regional Vocational Technical School, proposes the development of a MetroWest Regional Collaborative Education Center that would address achievement gaps by providing under-represented high school students with college-level experiences, and prepare them for success, while also helping to address the Commonwealth’s MetroWest region workforce needs. Funding will support adaptation and renovation of FSU’s Whittemore Library. The overarching goals of the proposed Center are workforce alignment, college completion, and closing achievement gaps. |
Framingham |
MA |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Volunteers of America Massachusetts (VOAMASS) |
This funding would be used by Volunteers of America Massachusetts (VOAMASS) to address unemployment through the Resiliency in Supporting Economic Advancement (RISE) program. Even as COVID-19 positive cases continue to decline, its economic impact persists. COVID-19 related unemployment has doubled unemployment levels across all D-5 communities. To address this crisis in D-5, VOAMASS plans to expand upon its current Department of Labor funded project Pathway Home, a workforce training program for incarcerated individuals in Essex County. VOAMASS is proposing expanding eligibility criteria to create a regional, comprehensive and scalable solution for job seekers and employers affected by COVID-19. |
Framingham, Natick, Waltham |
|
$825,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Ascentria Care Alliance |
The funding would be used by Ascentria Care Alliance for the Augmented Support Employee Program (ASEP), which would expand the pool of likely employees in the human services and behavioral health sectors in Greater Worcester while simultaneously addressing skills-based and social determinant impediments to employment opportunities for un-and-underemployed workers. ASEP is a partnership of five non-profit behavioral health and human services agencies, and community advisors committed to work in partnership: Ascentria, Open Sky Community Services, LUK, Inc., Venture Community Services, Seven Hills Foundation, Greater Worcester Community Foundation and MassHire of Central MA. All have been involved in a multi-year initiative called The Career Pipeline Project. ASEP augments the Career Pipeline effort to attract and retain employees impacted by racial, gender and social justice inequities or are new Americans, by providing integrated and resource navigation to address “life challenges” to employment such as training, education, transportation, language, and legal services, to help employers attract and retain employees. Many of these employees and potential employees are BIPOC, who have been impacted by racial and social justice inequities. Ascentria will evaluate impact and the effectiveness of rapid cycle interventions to improve employment retention. The ultimate objective is to maintain high quality of care for these underserved populations, by maintaining a well-supported workforce. |
Greater Worcester and surrounding communities |
MA |
$2,517,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greenfield Community College |
GCC will improve its capacity to meet industry demand for direct health care workers in the region through the purchase of critically needed instructional equipment. The equipment is an important piece of a larger initiative for the College to transform its health occupations instructional spaces into an integrated Health Occupations Simulation Training Facility, allowing GCC to increase the number of qualified Nurses, Medical Assistants, Certified Nursing Assistants and other direct care workers who complete their training and fill crucial shortages in healthcare, the highest-need industry for new qualified workers in the western Massachusetts region. |
Greenfield |
MA |
$98,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Servings, Inc. |
Community Servings aims to improve the health, food security, and quality of life of Massachusetts residents debilitated by severe critical and chronic illness and food insecurity. 100% of our clients are medically certified as needing our meals, living with one or more critical and chronic health conditions including cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. 92% of clients are living at 200% or less of the FPL, 60% are Black and/or Latinx, and 40% are families. We respectfully request $1,000,000 to expand our home-delivered nutrition program to reach 400 additional Massachusetts residents facing the dual challenges of severe illness and food insecurity. |
Jamaica Plain |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Doctor Franklin Perkins School |
This funding will be used to restore a historic building and create the facility to serve as an outpatient behavioral health clinical and training center. In addition to requested federal funding of $1 million for the renovation of this structure, the Doctor Franklin Perkins School expects to receive historical tax credits of $400,000. |
Lancaster |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lawrence General Hospital |
Lawrence General Hospital is seeking to replace our aging cardiac catheterization imaging equipment by making an ambitious investment in our Cardiac Cath Lab, the most highly accredited facility of its kind in our state and the only facility of its quality in the underserved, predominantly low-income area of Greater Lawrence. Since the Lab was established in 1992, Lawrence General has strategically committed itself to the highest levels of performance evaluation and reporting, along with iterative processes of improvement, making today’s Cardiac Cath Lab the most thoroughly accredited and recognized facility in Massachusetts – even more than similar labs in Boston. |
Lawrence |
MA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Greater Lawrence Family Health Center (GLFHC) |
Greater Lawrence Family Health Center (GLFHC) seeks Congressionally Directed Spending Support in the amount of $1.0 million to address a growing demand in our region and throughout the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The Health Center proposes to address the need for a stronger, more comprehensive behavioral health effort that is culturally competent, sensitive and linguistically appropriate by formally developing The Greater Lawrence Family Health Center Culturally Integrated Behavioral Health Program. It is a fact that a major health disparity affecting our patients is the lack of licensed mental health providers that are able to successfully communicate with our diverse population. It is important that a commitment be made to address this concern and build a sustainable model that can be replicated by other community health centers and healthcare providers. |
Lawrence, Haverhill, and Methuen |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UMass Memorial Health HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospi |
UMass Memorial Health HealthAlliance-Clinton Hospital is proposing the purchase of an updated MRI machine to replace an aging machine located on the Leominster Campus. Annually, we provide the MRI services for almost 8,000 patients per year. This would be a good use of governmental funding as we are the safety net provider in the Leominster/Fitchburg area and we would be able to utilize this funding to provide high quality imaging for the patients in our region. |
Leominster |
MA |
$1,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Massachusetts Lowell |
This funding would be used to support the continuation and expansion of the UMass Lowell River Hawk Scholars Academy (RHSA) College Access program, which has already demonstrated its ability to support the success of first-generation students. Having successfully piloted and established initial supports and nearly tripling the number of students served to date, the RHSA is poised to launch an innovative new phase of its development. Nationally recognized as one of only 20 First-Generation Forward Advisory Institutions in the country by the Center for First-Generation Student Success, the RHSA is uniquely positioned to meet the needs of first-generation college students at UMass Lowell and beyond.
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Lowell |
MA |
$501,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lowell Community Health Center |
This funding would be used by Lowell Community Health Center (LCHC) for needed language access and education services will ensure high patient engagement and help LCHC meet the heightened demand for both community health prevention and access to vital services, now and in the future. LCHC noted that 58% of their telehealth visits now require interpreters; this service is unreimbursed, but they must provide it in order to best serve our patients. This initiative will include medical interpretation and education, translation of written and electronic educational materials, and website enhancements to assure language access. It will benefit health center patients of all ages and the wider community of Greater Lowell.
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Lowell |
MA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Middlesex County Restoration Center Commission |
The Middlesex County Restoration Center Commission seeks to pilot a Restoration Center to prevent arrest, unnecessary hospitalization, and ED use of people with behavioral health conditions through triage, assessment, crisis stabilization, sober support, respite, case management, and after-care planning like housing navigation. The Center will accept walk-ins, drop-offs by police/first responders after a 911 call, and in-house transportation as a less-traumatic alternative to police cruisers or ambulances. These behavioral health services should save money currently spent arresting, incarcerating, and hospitalizing people with such conditions, and align with the Administration’s Roadmap for Reform. The goal is statewide expansion, pending success. |
Lowell/Middlesex County |
MA |
$1,650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Jewish Vocational Service (JVS) Boston |
Jewish Vocational Service’s English for Advancement workforce development program expansion to address workforce skills gaps in the Malden, MA area workforce through the provision of contextualized English as a Second Language classes and one-on-one job coaching services to move immigrants into and up in the labor market. |
Malden |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southcoast Health, St. Luke's Hospital |
St. Luke’s Hospital will soon open the first and only Level II Trauma Center in Massachusetts’ EMS Region 5. With this expansion of services, it will be necessary to double the existing trauma services step-down unit, an intermediate level of care for patients who need a higher level of care and monitoring than is available on general patient floors. This expansion will increase the unit from eight to 16 beds. Some patients with serious but less-critical injuries may be admitted directly to the step-down unit, ensuring that patients receive the optimal level of care with the optimal allocation of resources. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$988,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lasell University |
Lasell University- in partnership with Newton-Wellesley Hospital- proposes to educate and train students for careers in high-demand skilled healthcare positions at Newton-Wellesley Hospital and other healthcare facilities across Massachusetts. Student prospects will be a mix of incoming undergraduates; students who have not yet begun post-secondary education, and workers already in a healthcare position who will benefit from upskilling and transitioning to a higher paying job. This project will resolve known barriers for people contemplating education: cost of education, technology, childcare, and transportation and will enable an increased presence of minority populations in professional healthcare careers across Massachusetts. |
Newton |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lasell University |
This funding would be used by Lasell University, in partnership with Newton-Wellesley Hospital, for their proposal to educate and train students for careers in high-demand skilled healthcare positions at healthcare facilities across Massachusetts with a focus on recruiting black, indigenous, and other people of color (BIPOC) students to the program. The healthcare industry accounts for nearly one in five jobs in Massachusetts and growth is steady- a 15% expansion that outpaced population growth (bizjournal 2020) and growth is steady. There is a pressing need for many health care positions that require specific education and training. Prospective students will be a mix of new and transfer students, and healthcare workers looking to upskill and transition to higher paying jobs. This project recognizes and resolves many barriers that get in the way of educational attainment by providing student support services, offering a flexible online and in person class format, and hosting in person courses on Lasell’s campus which is easily accessible via public transportation and offers an on-campus child care center. Newton-Wellesley Hospital, also easily accessible via public transportation and in close proximity to Lasell’s campus will serve as a clinical affiliated site for students to complete clinical rotations and internships. The project will result in an increased presence of BIPOC in healthcare positions at Newton-Wellesley Hospital and across Massachusetts. |
Newton |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts |
As the only public four-year institution of higher education in Berkshire County, Massachusetts, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts serves a unique role in educating, incubating workforce development, and driving economic impact. MCLA plans to build institutional resilience through the upgrade of the campus network and improve student supports- through the hiring of a Case Manager and a Health and Wellness Coordinator This program will meet the needs of a diverse student population, allow campus to resume operations for residential students, and develop consistent instructional delivery models. |
North Adams |
MA |
$1,012,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cooley Dickinson Hospital |
This funding would be used by Cooley Dickinson Hospital to expand and renovate the Behavioral Health Pod in our Emergency Department to increase the quality of behavioral health care available and double the number of specialized rooms for mental and behavioral health patients. Cooley Dickinson is the primary health care provider for Hampshire County and southern Franklin County residents, serving 80,000 unique patients every year.
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Northampton |
MA |
$670,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Berkshire Community College |
This funding would be used by Berkshire Community College (BCC) to support the establishment of the Berkshire Culinary Institute (BCI). The BCI will provide hands-on educational training for students enrolled in redesigned Culinary and Hospitality degree and certificate programs. The proposed project includes re-purposing BCC’s former cafeteria into a modern teaching and learning space. This project targets the culinary, hospitality, and food services industry and is directly tied to the Regional Workforce Skills Blueprint, addressing a high priority area. Training will focus on culinary skills development, from basic to advanced. A series of degree and certificate programs and certifications that are stackable and progressive will be offered and taught by experienced practitioners and educators. A collaborative and comprehensive approach has been applied to developing a world-class culinary institute that has taken into consideration employer needs. The diverse populations to be served include students matriculating from local high school vocational programs, industry employees desirous of enhancing skills/knowledge, displaced workers, at-risk populations, and the community at large with stackable educational programs that lead to part-time or full-time employment opportunities. |
Pittsfield |
MA |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cape Cod Community College |
This funding would increase the capabilities of the Aviation Maintenance Technology Program at Cape Cod Community College to enable certificate and degree graduates to receive the most current education and training for the advanced technologies in the industry. This includes increasing the ability of the program to graduate mission-ready technicians who are capable of handling areas of Aviation Maintenance, consistent with emerging technologies in the marketplace today as well as the future. The funding will be used to: support education and workforce development targeting turbine engines and related technology that impacts aviation and off-shore wind; partner with Cape Air to position their introduction and support of the first electric plane to be introduced for commercial use; and align with our upcoming, contemporary Science and Engineering Center, which will be the largest STEM facility in the region upon its completion.
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Plymouth |
MA |
$2,229,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Dimock Community Health Center |
To respond to the critical need for substance use disorder treatment, Dimock plans to create a new 16-bed men’s Clinical Stabilization Service (CSS) Unit in the health center’s Zakrzewska (Z) Building. This initiative seeks to provide over 300 men with services each year. This initiative is known as Project Access – Providing Men with Access to CSS (“Project Access”) and will provide 14 to 28 days of intensive treatment following inpatient detoxification, and preceding longer-term residential recovery. |
Roxbury |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Shore Community Health (NSCH) |
This funding would be used by North Shore Community Health Center (NSCHC) for a new and expanded facility to meet the demands for primary care, dental, behavioral health, and pharmacy services and create a new urgent care facility. The requested fund will support the construction of the new facility in a strategically important location in Salem, MA consisting of 36,000 square feet of space, including new urgent care services. SFHC currently operates out of inefficient, dated, dilapidated leased facilities, which it outgrew ten years ago. Despite the need, SFHC is unable to provide same-day appointment access due to lack of space and the staff it can support. SFHC MassHealth claims data indicates that patients would significantly benefit from access to urgent care services, including X-rays, to prevent long waits at the Emergency Department at MGB Salem. Lastly, space constraints prevent the addition of on-site clinical pharmacy, which would enhance SFHC’s offering of comprehensive services. |
Salem |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Salem State University |
This funding would be used to establish infrastructure for cloud-based specialty labs at Salem State University (SSU). Many SSU students balance a variety of other responsibilities in addition to their academic pursuits such as work and family. Cloud-based specialty labs give students more flexibility in how they can accomplish their work on or off campus. Through these online platforms, students will have access to the tools they need to accomplish their work wherever they are and whenever it fits best into their schedules. They will no longer need to plan their schedules around when they can come to campus to access a computer lab nor will they have to purchase the software on their own. |
Salem |
MA |
$970,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Veterans Inc. |
This funding would be used by Veterans Inc. for construction of a 30,000 square foot Extended Stay Treatment facility, a multi-level residential building co-located with other levels of care on the Independence Hall Treatment Center campus, situated on 22 acres of land which includes an existing 55,000 square foot complex.
|
Shrewsbury, and Western Mass |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cambridge Public Health Commission |
CPHC’s plan will result in 42 new child and adolescent beds and 22 new adult inpatient behavioral health beds. Services address the urgent needs of special populations identified as priorities by the MA Department of Mental Health and MassHealth, including:
Renovation of the Somerville campus is underway on a phased basis to meet the licensure requirements to operate a new Center for Inpatient Child and Adolescent Psychiatry with 42 new youth beds including specialized neuro-developmental care, and
Facilities renovations are planned at the Cambridge campus for 22 new adult inpatient psychiatry beds including a new 8-bed adult psychiatry “ICU” unit. |
Somerville and Cambridge, Massachusetts |
MA |
$8,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Groundwork Somerville |
The Groundwork trusts in Massachusetts (Somerville, Lawrence, and Southcoast) request funding to create a Youth Education and Jobs Director role shared between the organizations, to provide support for our environmental education programs including: school garden education, out-of-school youth programs, and youth employment programs such as the Green Team. As the position will oversee the education and employment initiatives of all three organizations, it will help build processes and systems that will allow the organizations to replicate programming regionally, while allowing more collaboration between our organizations and institutional curricula and supporting educational materials that incorporate social emotional skills and service-learning projects. |
Somerville, Lawrence, New Bedford |
MA |
$160,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UMass Memorial Health |
This funding would be used by Umass Memorial Health (UMMH) Harrington to support UMMH’s commitment to modernize Harrington’s electronic health records (EHR) system to better serve its patients. Pursuant to the merger agreement between UMMH and Harrington, UMMH has committed close to $100 million in total capital investment in Harrington, including an estimated $45 million to upgrade its outdated EHR system to the state-of-the-art Epic EHR system.UMMH has employed Epic to improve patient communication, enable virtual care and telehealth, improve efficiency, and track and analyze demographic and geographic health data to address health disparities (especially integral to UMMH’s COVID response). Transitioning Harrington to Epic will fully integrate it into a safety net health system and enable some of the Commonwealth’s most vulnerable patients to benefit from features that improve health outcomes and community health.
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Southbridge |
MA |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Springfield Technical Community College |
STCC's campus, with over $300 million in deferred maintenance on many buildings listed on the National Register over 200 years old, faces the critical need to relocate and stabilize our Allied Health housed in our failing “Building 20” which carries approximately $70 million in structural, mechanical, and related infrastructure maintenance needs. Over a dozen of these vital healthcare programs serve as a pipeline to high-value and high-need careers in Western Massachusetts. This project will also protect and preserve buildings original to the Springfield Armory, a vital economic engine of the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries. |
Springfield |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Mercy Hospital, Inc. DBA Mercy Medical Center |
This funding would be used by Mercy Medical Center to establish a sustainable workflow for community health workers to integrate clinical and social care, and to expand the capacity of community- based organizations to take referrals and support those in need. Mercy Medical Center also plans to engage, train, and support residents to advocate for food policy changes that increase access to healthy foods. Springfield, Hampden County’s largest city, is a vibrant, diverse community with people of color accounting for the majority (67%) of the city’s population. Springfield residents experience numerous socioeconomic challenges that can impact health, especially in the Mason Square, North End, South End and Downtown/Metro Central neighborhoods. The median family income in Springfield is less than half the statewide median income, and 30% of the city’s population lives below the Federal Poverty Line. The pandemic is intensifying economic challenges. The March 2020 unemployment rate was 3.4%, and by June the rate had jumped 17.4%. While employment is rebounding slowly, the unemployment rate for October was 7.2% (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics). As a result, more families are struggling to access stable housing, transportation, and necessities. The inequities in the region have consequences, with Springfield residents experiencing one of the highest premature mortality rates in Massachusetts (441.0 vs. the statewide rate of 282.2 per 100,000). Thousands of Springfield residents are facing a food crisis because they cannot afford and/or do not have access to affordable and nutritious food. In Springfield, 37% of the population is obese. In the Mason Square community of Springfield, 9% of households experienced moderate to severe hunger and 19% were food insecure. Aside from food insecurity being such a prominent issue, the Community Health Needs Assessment conducted in 2019 identified other significant health needs within the Mercy Medical Center community.
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Springfield |
MA |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Baystate Medical Center, Inc. |
This proposal seeks funding for Baystate Brightwood Health Center (BBHC) to enhance its telehealth capacity to address community needs. The capacity of BBHC clinical staff and patients to fully embrace and use telehealth is limited, and the digital divide is a well-known phenomenon in under-resourced communities. The enhancements will remove many of these barriers and create an environment that makes technology familiar, straightforward, and an expected part of care. The enhancements will also improve BBHC’s patient population’s ability to address several social determinants of health by providing enhanced knowledge and access to services via the internet. |
Springfield |
MA |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Baystate Medical Center, Inc |
This proposal seeks funding for Baystate Brightwood Health Center (BBHC) to address a community need for dedicated Office Based Addiction Treatment (OBAT) by renovating and repurposing space to create a private, dedicated OBAT Clinic. BBHC is committed to addressing the opiate crisis through a vigorous treatment program. However, given space constraints, the OBAT program is currently conducted adjacent to the waiting area, which is less than ideal for both OBAT patients and non-OBAT patients, including families and children in the waiting area. The proposed renovation will provide appropriate privacy and enhance our ability to provide excellent Opioid Use Disorder treatment. |
Springfield |
MA |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Revitalize Community Development Corporation |
Trips and falls are the leading cause of household injury, especially for older adults. Home modifications, along with education on falls prevention, can enable elders to safely remain in their homes, avoiding expensive placement in nursing homes. Most anticipated home modifications for senior homeowners include: installation of accessible ramps; installation of hand railings (interior and exterior); repair/replacement of interior and/or exterior stairs; relocate washers and dryers from the basement to the first floor; installation of grab bars in bathrooms; installation of “right or comfort height” toilets; removal of carpeting and replace with nonslip flooring; and improved lighting. |
Springfield, Chicopee and Holyoke |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Care Cooperative, Inc. |
This funding would be used by Community Care Cooperative for their proposal to purchase EPIC, a top rated electronic health record (EHR) and population health system for Massachusetts health centers. The purpose is to strengthen primary care, improve financial performance, and advance racial justice. Beyond its value in primary care, Epic is a highly rated population health system. Today, all Massachusetts health centers take responsibility for the quality and cost of care of a population. However, they work in inferior system or use two systems to do this work, which means missed opportunities to improve community health and greater administrative burden for primary care teams. |
statewide |
MA |
$12,409,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate |
The Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate is dedicated to civic learning and engagement. Educational experiences at the Kennedy Institute use immersive role play and simulation to teach civics and inspire the next generation of leaders. The Kennedy Institute now also offers these programs virtually. An appropriation of $4M in FY22 for the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the US Senate will allow us to bring our civics education programs to more students and educators, both in Massachusetts and nationally, at no cost to them. |
Statewide |
MA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
National Braille Press |
This funding would be used by National Braille Press for a proposal to develop resource kits for Teachers of the Visually Impaired (TVIs). TVIs and their students lack the necessary resources or technical training to teach braille, access to accessible technology, or tactile graphics. By funding this program, the resource gap which exists for this population of Massachusetts students will be addressed and the growth of their complete education can be achieved. Providing these resource kits to teachers will give them educational materials, training guidance, and improve their preparation to teach literacy and STEM subjects to these students in grades K-12. This will allow blind and visually impaired students to have equal access to the same information as their sighted peers, yielding a better educational outcome, and giving them the opportunity to excel in any subject matter and career in their future. |
statewide |
MA |
$615,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Best Buddies International, Inc. |
Best Buddies requests $339,000 to support the Best Buddies in Massachusetts Inclusion Project, which will create more inclusive communities statewide by providing opportunities for one-to-one friendships, inclusive activities, leadership training, and innovative transition services that prepare students with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) for successful post-secondary outcomes. The project would involve 40 school-based Best Buddies chapters, including 10 new chapters in under-resourced districts, and provide innovative pre-employment transition services to at least 60 youth and young adults with IDD at eight high schools. The full project would involve a minimum of 860 Massachusetts students with and without IDD. |
Statewide |
MA |
$339,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RIZE Massachusetts Foundation |
Opioid overdose deaths rose by 5% in 2020 in Massachusetts. The 2,104 deaths denote more than just numbers, however. These are brothers and sisters, relatives and parents, neighbors and friends, and their deaths are unacceptable to us.
Big challenges are addressed by going beyond traditional boundaries and thinking outside the box. A coalition that fosters innovative solutions is needed to address one of the biggest public health crises of our time. This is RIZE, the only statewide nonprofit focused solely on ending the opioid overdose epidemic. We conduct our work through grantmaking, program innovation, thought leadership, and convenings. |
Statewide |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wellesley Centers for Women, Wellesley College |
Today, far too many youths are struggling with mental health concerns, especially depression. This can lead to suicidal thoughts and actions. During the COVID pandemic, many adolescents report an increase in stress and isolation, contributing to more youth feeling depressed and becoming clinically depressed. In particular, African American and Latinx adolescents as well as LGBT youth are at elevated risk for depression and are much less likely to seek mental health support, and youth with disabilities, including youth with autism spectrum disorders (ASD), experience disproportionately high rates of depression. Building on a current PCORI-backed project that is comparing a technology-based intervention to a group-based cognitive behavioral depression prevention program for youth at risk for depression, the CATCH-IT project would help those most in need of mental health intervention at that critical stage before they are clinically depressed. The project would adapt CATCH-IT by using online technology tailored to the demographic and identity groups that are most vulnerable to negative mental health outcomes, applying a self-guided resource-based system based on the evidence of effective theoretical modeling that strengthens individual coping. This kind of technology-based intervention offers several distinct advantages over more traditional face-to-face approaches, including easy access, privacy, personalization, and decreased cost. In fact, technology-based interventions are non-consumable, i.e., once developed, they can be used repeatedly, and globally, without losing their preventative power, and may be accessed by multiple people simultaneously, without cost to people who may otherwise not have the resources for prevention or treatment of depressive symptoms. The CATCH-IT technology uses these design elements and targets adolescent character stories, with peer videos that are relatable and tailored, and focuses on adolescents and young adults who are at risk for depressive illness, with the goal of providing access to an inexpensive therapeutic intervention that can help them increase healthy activities, build a healthy cognitive style, improve interpersonal relationships, prevent clinical depression and suicide, and engage more positively in their community. Finally, a NIMH-funded clinical, multi-site trial of this technology showed that this program, when used by adolescents who presented with elevated symptoms of depression, was associated with decreased risk for depressive disorders across a 6-month follow-up interval. |
Wellesley |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Wellesley College Centers for Women |
CATCH-IT would provide mental health intervention at that critical stage before youth are clinically depressed. The project would adapt CATCH-IT by using online technology tailored to demographic and identity groups most vulnerable to negative mental health outcomes, applying a self-guided resource-based system based on the evidence of effective theoretical modeling that strengthens individual coping. A NIMH-funded clinical, multi-site trial showed that when it was used by adolescents who presented with elevated symptoms of depression, was associated with decreased risk for depressive disorders across a 6-month follow-up interval. |
Wellesley |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Revitalize Community Development Corporation |
DASHH: Age in Place will operate under the umbrella of Revitalize Community Development’s highly successful Doorway to an Affordable, Safe and Healthy Home (DASHH) program. DASHH’s goal is to conduct home assessments and improvements for adults and children with asthma, and improvements that let older adults safely remain at home. Currently, age-in-place modifications have been done on a small-scale basis. It became clear through interactions with clients and referral partners that enhanced services in this area are needed. Revitalize Community Development Corporation will expand services to increase the number of older adults served to include aging-in-place, trip/fall hazard remediation and individualized occupational therapy and education plans, and increase our referral partners. |
Western Massachusetts |
MA |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Boys and Girls Club of Greater Westfield |
The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Westfield will complete a 15,000sf addition in August, allowing us to enroll 100 additional youth in our licensed educational child care program for the 2021/22 school year. 40 youth will be enrolled in a new full day pre-school program. Our average daily attendance between all programs will be over 400 youth ages 2.9-18. This budget appropriation will enable the Club to expand our art and technology curriculums for all ages by re-purposing existing areas of our facility. Funds will also be used to hire a team of early education professionals for the pre-school. |
Westfield |
MA |
$485,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Central Massachusetts |
Worcester Together is a collaboration of more than 300 people from community-based nonprofits, municipal departments, small and large business partners and faith leaders convened by the United Way of Central MA to address the myriad of issues exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Working sub-groups are focused on food access, employment, education, childcare and youth development, housing support, mental and behavioral health, and elders. Throughout the pandemic we have solved problems, created and supported local jobs, stabilized families, and provided immediate responsive help where assistance is most needed. This request is to support our community’s ongoing recovery and rebuilding efforts. |
Worcester |
MA |
$5,570,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
UMass Memorial Health |
This funding would be used by UMass Memorial Health (UMMH) for their “Hospital at Home” program, which will enable many low acuity patients to choose to be treated at home, thereby freeing bed capacity for high acuity, emergent cases and is consistent with CMS’s Hospital Without Walls program. UMMH is the primary provider of highly specialized clinical services in Central New England but is challenged by limited bed capacity. This causes extended delays in transfer of high acuity patients from other hospitals and, in emergent cases, high acuity patients being sent to distant providers.
|
Worcester |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Centro Las Americas, Inc. (CENTRO) |
The funding would be used by CENTRO, the only Latino-led, multi-cultural multi-service non-profit organization in the City of Worcester, to develop and execute a coordinated and comprehensive effort to increase workforce development opportunities. CENTRO also plans to utilize this funding to increase economic literacy and increase homeownership opportunities for Black and Latino families, as well as other historically economically disadvantaged communities in the city. This will be done in partnership with other smaller area minority-serving organizations. |
Worcester |
MA |
$755,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Health Center of Worcester, Inc. |
The Homeless Outreach and Advocacy Program (HOAP) is required to move to a new location as our current lease expires. Funding is requested for the buildout of a new site. HOAP provides comprehensive outpatient primary care with integrated behavioral health care, integrated opioid use disorder treatment, recovery support services, case management, housing search and placement, and health benefits advising for homeless individuals. 75 Hammond Street presents an opportunity to improve access to care for hard-to-reach, vulnerable populations, and provide a continuum of co-located, coordinated services to support individuals’ transitions into housing and forward movement on the path to self-sufficiency. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Edward M. Kennedy Community Health Center |
Kennedy Community Health is seeking funding to cover behavioral health providers who aren’t currently grant funded, as well as cover the cost of renovating space to create a behavioral health home. Funds are needed to help sustain our behavioral health services because we operate on a tight financial margin, which is mostly due to the gap between the cost of providing care and the reimbursement we receive. As such, we seek grant funding to support and strengthen our ability to keep access open to care, trying to secure grants to support our staffing levels needed to care for our patients. |
Worcester and Framingham |
MA |
$495,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Quinsigamond Community College |
This funding would be used by Quinsigamond Community College to address an immediate need to increase access to post-secondary education and workforce training on behalf of the students and families of Worcester County, particularly underrepresented minorities and underserved populations who have been most affected by Covid-19 and its economic impacts. New HyFlex technology is sought that would allow each class session to be offered in-person, synchronously online and asynchronously online with fidelity, improving student engagement, persistence and completion. |
Worcester County |
MA |
$978,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Jones Library, Incorporated |
The Trustees of the Jones Library, Incorporated are seeking federal assistance of $1.1 million toward a $36.3 million project to expand and renovate the Jones Library building in the center of Amherst, MA. This federal assistance will help advance the Town’s climate action goals as well as provide greatly improved service to all residents of Amherst in the 21st Century, particularly those without internet access, recent immigrants learning English, illiterate American adult citizens, and those seeking library assistance who face physical accessibility challenges. |
Amherst |
MA |
$1,111,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head Aquinnah |
This funding would be used by the Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head Aquinnah to build two affordable housing units. Tribal Members are being forced to leave the island of Martha’s Vineyard due to the lack of available rental housing, the astronomically high cost of land, and cost of construction or the cost of any available existing homes to purchase or rent. This housing crisis is severely impacting the ability of tribe members to live or work here. Over the years, the cost of housing and construction has steadily escalated, and the disparity of income levels is stark. All too often income tables are skewed by the fact that the average income calculation is based on an island wide population and not specific to Tribal Members. Due to the fact that most year-round residents must hold more than one job in order to afford housing, they are often considered over income. However, many of the multi-seasonal residents or ultra-wealthy year-round residents have incomes that inflate the average costs to purchase or rent properties. So, despite working multiple jobs just to make ends meet, Tribal Members and others are over-income for subsidized housing. Additionally, since the COVID-19 Pandemic, more wealthy people have moved to the island and are purchasing houses, building houses or offering to pay two to three times the already inflated rents, disproportionately displacing Tribal Members from their rented homes. Without affordable housing, the Tribe is unable to employ management staff or professionals to work for the Tribal government to oversee or administer our critical and necessary programs and service to our Tribal Members. By providing additional housing, the Tribe can offer affordable housing to Tribal Members and attract quality personnel to help administer its programs and services.
|
Aquinnah |
MA |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Attleboro Taunton Regional Transit Authority |
IThis funding would be used by the Greater Attleboro Taunton Regional Transit Authority (GATRA) to develop a new operations and maintenance facility in order to establish operating efficiencies, state of good repair and
cost-effective, sustainable service. This facility will be located in the eastern portion of its district, covering expanded passenger service in communities from South Plymouth to Scituate. As currently envisioned, the new facility will include elements for bus storage, dispatch, operations and maintenance. Creation of this facility will negate the need for costly deadhead (non-revenue) trips to GATRA's maintenance facility in Taunton, resulting in a savings of 2,000 annual maintenance deadhead miles.
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Attleboro and Taunton |
MA |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Cape Cod Commission (Barnstable County) |
This funding would be used by the Cape Cod Commission for the implementation of a Regional Capital Plan, which will benefit Cape Cod communities as they make generational investments in infrastructure to address degraded coastal water quality, improve transportation systems and encourage alternative means of transportation, transition to renewable energy, and prepare for climate change impacts. Cape Cod has leveraged regional approaches to reduce costs to towns through the 2015 Cape Cod Area Wide Water Quality Management Plan, which provides a framework for watershed-based planning, intermunicipal coordination, implementation of sewers in areas that make sense, and the regulatory flexibility needed to support use of innovative technologies. Identifying efficiencies through the development of a Regional Capital Plan has the potential to further reduce costs for municipalities and expedite implementation of necessary infrastructure improvements to address the region’s key challenges.
|
Barnstable County |
MA |
$498,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Salem, Massachusetts |
This funding would support the expansion of the Salem Skipper, an on-demand public transit service in Salem, MA, to the neighboring communities Beverly, Lynn, Danvers, and Peabody, creating an accessible, flexible, and cost-effective transit system on the North Shore. The Skipper currently serves over 700 riders a week within the City of Salem. By expanding the service to new communities, they would expect to serve over 2,000 rides a week, facilitating cross community trips that are not currently served by public transportation. While transit options in Boston are ubiquitous, residents on the North Shore currently have few public transit or active transport options when it comes to commuting within their own community or across North Shore communities. Transit carries more work trips into Boston’s core than reverse commute trips or commute trips within the
North Shore area. As a result, the existing transit network is more suited to commuting in and out of Boston than in meeting the more localized and east/west work trips. In order to expand access to jobs, healthcare, groceries, and other social services, communities in the North Shore need to invest in improved transit options.
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Beverly, Lynn, Danvers, and Peabody |
MA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Salem, Massachusetts |
This funding would cover the capital cost of expanding the Salem Skipper, an on-demand public transit service in Salem, MA, to provide service to more riders within its existing pilot service hours, as well as extend those hours to include weekday evenings, weekend evenings and Sunday daytime. This would enable Salem to extend the impact of the service within existing rider groups, as well as expand to new ones.
|
Beverly, Lynn, Danvers, and Peabody |
MA |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Emerald Necklace Conservancy (In partnership with |
This funding would be used by the Emerald Necklace Conservancy to revitalize Charlesgate Park, a highly neglected 13-acre greenspace divided by a highway and rife with pollutants. The proposal will enliven the area, which is currently a “dead-zone” in the middle of Boston. Proposed improvements include the creation of a universally accessible playground, the creation of inclusive children’s play area, the creation of one of Boston’s largest dog parks, investment in green infrastructure and ecological improvements to the Muddy River, and the restoration of a broken link in Boston’s parks system for the first time in 60 years. The proposed design has the opportunity to also connect to the upcoming MassDOT project to rebuild and expand a people-friendly and regional pathway network, restoring connections between the Emerald Necklace, Charles River Esplanade and Commonwealth Mall for the first time in more than five decades. When complete, this restored system will allow direct walking and cycling connections between locations as distant as Boston’s North Station, Charlestown, Dorchester, Cambridge and Watertown. |
Boston |
MA |
$16,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Roxbury Community College |
Roxbury Community College (RCC) requests funding to implement a construction renovation training program, R3 (Reclaim, Renovate, Revitalize). RCC is minority-serving institution, whose students have Boston’s lowest levels of income. RCC has been critically underfunded for most of its 50-year history, and consequently has not maintained its only historic landmark. The Dudley House will serve as R3’s first site to teach skills such as site assessment, design, carpentry, electrical, and energy efficiency. Future training sites would be selected from homes that have fallen in disrepair due to the financial constraints of the residents. |
Boston |
MA |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Trustees of Reservations |
This funding would support the Trustees of the Reservation to construct an innovative community-led project on the East Boston waterfront, Piers Park III. The creation of Piers Park III advances a bold vision for iconic, public open space on Boston’s Harbor, managing a world-class park that supports diverse community needs, brings value to the city’s climate resiliency goals, and serves as welcoming public outdoor spaces helping people stay physically and mentally healthy and active. Piers Park III would be among the first climate resilient parks of this size in Boston, advancing the industrial re-use of an abandoned pier and turning it into a critical public amenity. This exciting green development represents an important opportunity to build a public park along an evolving East Boston waterfront. The design for Piers Park III will take full advantage of its unique East Boston location, providing the community and park visitors with a stunning experience of the New England coastline and new green infrastructure that will contribute to the protection of this vulnerable waterfront. Piers Park III will be strategically designed to help to buffer East Boston from flooding events due to storms, tidal flooding, and sea level rise; the park space will also help mitigate heat island effects. |
Boston |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Museum of Science |
This funding would be used by the Museum of Science for the Riverwalk at Science Park project, which will plan for and design a Riverwalk to connect the cities of Boston and Cambridge along the Charles River at Science Park. The funding would be used to convene community leaders and subject matter experts to create a strategy to meet the needs of the community as well as a vision to bring the project to completion over the next ten years. It will specifically pay for both a feasibility study that will map out the permitting and regulatory review process and develop a timeline for completion as well as updated architectural renderings.
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Boston and Cambridge |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Charlemont |
This funding would be used by the Town of Charlemont for its Long Bridge project, which is in need of repair. This bridge is the main connector between Charlemont and Hawley, it allows access to 8A and connects both sides of the town, as well as gives access to the largest employer, Berkshire East. Without additional support, this bridge repair project would consume the town’s entire budget for more than three years.
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Charlemont |
MA |
$12,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Newton and Town of Needham |
This funding would be used by the City of Newton and the Town of Needham for the reconstruction of the Christina Street Bridge, an abandoned and dangerous rail bridge over the Charles River which connects a portion of Christina Street in Newton and Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) land and trails in Needham. The bridge has been used by recreational walkers, cyclists, fishers, and religious communities for years. The Barry Price Center, the landowner of the Newton terminus, is very supportive of providing access to a bridge crossing, but the existing bridge is a significant safety concern. Closure of the bridge by the Price Center has shined a spotlight on the substantial community support for reestablishing this connection. This regional connectivity project is a high priority for Newton and Needham and has garnered initial support from DCR. This project will help revitalize the Needham St/Highland Ave area; provide a safe and accessible off-road connection for residents, commuters, and employees; provide access to businesses; provide safe access to DCR trails; allow congregations to resume religious activities on the bridge; reduce vehicle miles traveled and support progress toward carbon neutrality.
|
City of Newton and Town of Needham |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pittsfield |
This funding would support the City of Pittsfield to carry forward complete streets projects in 38 locations throughout the city, as well as sidewalk replacement and intersection ramp upgrades to meet current accessibility standards from a survey completed along 37 miles of the 145 mile network within the city. The MassDOT Complete Streets program prioritization plan, along with an existing limited sidewalk survey combined with an ongoing city-wide survey expected to be completed by end of June 2021 forms the base for the approach the city is taking to maintain or replace sidewalk infrastructure.
The total estimated cost to provide much needed immediate repairs is $8.5M and includes sidewalk repairs and replacements, new sidewalk connections, signal improvements, bicycle facilities, road diets, pedestrian buffer zones, intersection treatments for bicycles and corner radii reduction among other things. The estimated cost for the Complete Streets Program portion is $5.1M with an expected allocation from Community Development Block Grant of $180,000 and other non-federal funding sources of $840,000. The estimated sidewalk specific work is $3.4M with an expected allocation from Community Development Block Grant of $120,000 and other non-federal funding sources of $560,000. |
City of Pittsfield |
MA |
$6,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Danvers |
The Town of Danvers, MA, is fortunate to sit at the crossroads of two significant rail-to-trail
corridors with substantial regional importance. The major north-south trail running through
Town is called the East Coast Greenway, which stretches from Maine to Florida. In downtown
Danvers, the Greenway intersects with the Northern Rail Trail, a rail line that once connected
Boston to Quebec. Severalsegments of the Northern Rail Trail are currently online, with more
projects coming every year detailed in the MAPC Map submitted with this response.
The Town of Danvers Open Space & Recreation Plan 2017 states one of the Town’s core values
quite eloquently, “The protection of undeveloped space and the establishment of recreational
areas are vital to the health of a community and the quality of life of its residents. The Town
of Danvers is fortunate in that it has recognized this importance over the years.” Through the
2020 pandemic, the Danvers Rail Trail was and still is a valued resource for those who seek
outside recreation and for this and several other important reasons, we seek funding to
extend the Danvers Rail Trail.
Specifically, the Town is seeking assistance to construct the Northern Rail Trail in Danvers for
which preliminary design work has been completed for the segment starting in downtown
Danvers continuing on the north and south trial, under Interstate 95 and US Route 1 then to
Middleton. The Commonwealth controls a section of the Northern Trail and the Town has
conducted preliminary consultation with the State. The stakeholders at MassDOT thought it
was positive, and a conceptual plan has been drawn up. To move the project ahead, the initial
design work must go through a more formal design process requiring additional funding.
Creating more connections to downtown is critical to align with the Town’s goal of revitalizing
the downtown area to support socio-economic growth along with preserving the natural
resources located within the town as well encouraging healthy lifestyles for those who reside,
visit and work in the Town of Danvers. The Town is taking concrete action to support these
goals. A February 2020 special town meeting rezoned more than 80 acres of downtown to
encourage mixed-use development along this Rail Trail Extension corridor. Rezoning this area
has already generated dozens of inquiries and several applications to our Planning Board.
Secondly, the Town will be constructing a shortsection (Phase 1) of the Northern Rail Trail this
calendar year, connecting more than 500 homes, two elementary schools, and the local YMCA(all within a quarter mile of the trail). Funding assistance to help us design and construct Phase
2 and Phase 3 of this facility to help strengthen the economic and social benefits this project
will contribute to our ongoing downtown revitalization efforts.
The trail expansion is identified in a community survey conducted by the Danvers Rail Trail
Advisory Committee (RTAC) and is recognized as a top priority. In the past few years, Town
Meeting has appropriated $160,000 toward this project, which inspired several private
donations totaling over $30,000. Unfortunately, to keep this project moving in sequence with
other segments coming online to our north, the Danvers’ portion requires more funding than
the Town can provide due to critical capital investment projects to our existing utility
infrastructure and the construction of the Ivan G. Smith Elementary School scheduled for
completion Fall 2021.
Research conducted by the Trails and Greenways Clearinghouse published in the Benefits of
Trails and Greenways states, “Trails and greenways positively impact individuals and improve
communities by providing not only recreation and transportation opportunities, but also by
influencing economic and community development.” This research mirrors the Town’s goals
to preserve recreational green space, support health and wellness as well as revitalize the
downtown of Danvers. The Rail Trail Extension supports making connections with nature,
family, neighbors, local businesses, surrounding communities, and heritage. “To make a
greenway is to make a community”, Charles Little, Author of Greenways for America |
Danvers |
MA |
$7,925,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Essex National Heritage Commission |
This funding would be used by the Essex National Heritage Commission for the Border to Boston Trail network, which will increase recreational and transportation opportunities for communities throughout Essex County, MA. Continuing the multi-community trail network will provide intercommunity connections that foster economic and social benefits. Additionally, this funding will support “first mile/last mile” issues and help connect more people from forms of public transportation to their destinations around the county. Finally, advancing the Border to Boston Trail network will provide access to the dozens of natural resources that make up the Essex National Heritage Area. Community members have become very involved and engaged in the development of trails and have experienced the benefits of this trail network, especially in challenging times such as the pandemic. Trail stewards saw a significant increase in the usage of the Border to Boston Trail over the last year due to people engaging with outdoor resources in their community. |
Essex County: Newbury, Boxford, Peabody, Salem |
MA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Fall River |
The City of Fall River is seeking EDI funding for capital improvement o the Fall River Battleship Cove Waterfront District. The funding would relocate two existing Salt Sheds located on state property, combine that property with city-owned property to create an additional 200 off-street parking spaces and a pedestrian access corridor to abutting public and private attractions and provide cathodic protection to a recently remediated waterfront pier facility that will be open for passive recreation and transient dockage/boating purposes. |
Fall River |
MA |
$1,050,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
NewVue Communities |
This funding would be used by NewVue Communities for its Fitchburg Arts Community Project, as they redevelop three vacant and blighted historic Fitchburg municipal buildings into 68 units of mixed income artist-preference housing. The Fitchburg Arts Community is a vital project in the City’s efforts to improve the North of Main Neighborhood, one of North Central Massachusetts’ most diverse and poorest neighborhoods.
When completed, the project will be only the second one in Massachusetts to combine Low Income Housing Tax Credits with an artist-preference housing for tenants. The Fitchburg Arts Community will meet the historic design and construction standards developed by the National Park Service, qualifying the project to be listed on the National Register for Historic Places. The building will also be certified as an Enterprise Green Communities building to help reduce energy needs and address our current climate challenges. These blighted buildings will be transformed into a cutting-edge campus of economic dynamism, resident housing and vitality.
|
Fitchburg |
MA |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Framingham |
This funding would be used by the City of Framingham to create a community center, as the City currently lacks such a facility that could house everything from historical presentations to public meetings to art exhibitions to theater performances and concerts. The proposed location is Athenaeum Hall, in the village of Saxonville, and is one of the oldest public buildings in the City of Framingham. Athenaeum Hall is steeped in historical significance, was originally constructed in the 1840s and was renovated and enlarged in 1877. Athenaeum Hall has served the Commonwealth for a multitude of uses during its time of service, including serving as a school, jail, meeting place, health clinic, and in later years, housed American Legion Post 256. The Hall would be a significant historical preservation, rehabilitation, and re-dedication of a Community Hall for public use for all of the residents of Framingham and the Commonwealth writ large, possibly hosting regional events and performances. The City of Framingham would like to reinvigorate the Hall as a community venue for a wide range of events, including performances for small groups, presentations, organizations meetings and public gatherings, art shows, music, drama, film, and lectures to larger audiences on the second floor. The City’s goals of creating a community center for Framingham are to provide a fully accessible center while maintaining the historical character of the Hall and maximizing energy efficiency, coupled with considering alternative energy sources.
|
Framingham |
MA |
$4,700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Port Authority |
The Framingham facility is one of the busiest terminals in the Logan Express portfolio. Since opening with 1,037 spaces, the garage frequently reaches capacity with passengers having increased 50% in the last five years.
With consistent demand for parking beyond capacity, and the benefit to the community of Framingham and the surrounding area, Massport wants to expand the facility to meet that need.
In addition to increased capacity, expansion will allow for the installation of solar power panels on the garage façade resulting in 59 MWh/year and will offset an estimated 54 tons of Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) annually. |
Framingham |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Food Bank of Western Massachusetts, Inc. |
This funding would be used by the Food Bank of Western Massachusetts (“Food Bank”) to build a new Distribution Center and Headquarters to meet demand in the Western Massachusetts region. This new facility will be constructed on recently purchased property in Chicopee, MA, and the Food Bank will have the means to receive, store and distribute more food – especially fresh food – throughout their four-county region for decades to come. It will be twice the size of their current building, which has outgrown its use and can’t be expanded any further. The Food Bank is the clearinghouse of Western Massachusetts’ emergency food network, providing 171 local food pantries, meal sites and shelters most of the food to feed the community. The Food Bank also distributes healthy food directly to elders at 51 local senior centers and to households who live in food deserts at 26 Mobile Food Bank sites. The Food Bank serves a broad range of people facing food insecurity and hunger across all races/ethnicities, including children, elders, people with disabilities, veterans, working households on minimum-wage incomes and the recently unemployed – many for the first time – due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
|
Hampden County |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Ipswich |
This funding would be used by the Town of Ipswich for the Argilla Road Reconstruction Project, which would include raising Argilla Road and installing new, larger culverts, which will prevent road flooding for decades to come. This road experiences periodic flooding from high tides and storm surges and by 2030, Argilla Road is projected to be chronically inundated with water nearly every day during high tide - making passage impossible for more than 350,000 residents and visitors to Crane Beach every year and negatively impacting the town and region’s economy. The project will also allow tidal flows to move naturally through the Great Marsh, helping to make the marsh healthier and more resilient to climate impacts, and will strengthen a naturally resilient ecosystem, protecting people and critical wildlife habitat while also supporting fisheries and the overall ecosystem. This critical infrastructure project will serve as a new model for other coastal communities throughout Massachusetts and nationally, as cities and towns prepare for increased coastal flooding due to sea level rise, storm surge, tidal flooding and other climate impacts.
|
Ipswich |
MA |
$3,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lawrence CommunityWorks, Inc. |
This funding would be used by Lawrence Community Works for the DyeWorks Building Redevelopment project, which directly responds to challenges in Lawrence, MA regarding equity, wealth building, and social inclusion. The proposal will ensure that future occupants of the space are dedicated to Lawrence’s diverse community, and provide key, desired services to its majority Latinx and Spanish-speaking residents. The Latinx-owned grocery store will provide 50-60 permanent jobs to folks who may otherwise have difficulty finding a job due to language barriers, and access to healthy produce and prepared foods in a food desert. It will attract various people and visitors to Lawrence and the neighborhood, where they can mingle and interact with Lawrence residents and build cross-cultural understanding. The community health center and pharmacy will provide critical preventative and palliative health services to Lawrence residents in a manner accessible to the city’s diverse ethnic and linguistic communities. The site will serve as an anchor that helps stimulate further positive activity and economic spillover in the area and connect current residents, as well as other adjacent Mill District tenants, to expanded green space and recreational opportunities in the area.
|
Lawrence |
MA |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Malden |
This funding would be used by the City of Malden for the Spot Pond Brook Greenway project, which is a shared use path project that will link the Northern Strand Trail and the Malden River Greenway to the Malden Center and Oak Grove MBTA stations. As part of a larger shared-use path network, the city’s goal is to connect pedestrians and bicyclists from the Oak Grove neighborhood in northern Malden to the Malden River and Northern Strand Community Trail. Like Malden’s construction of the Northern Strand Trail, this project serves as a catalyst project which will result in a shared use path connecting communities North of Malden (Wakefield and Melrose) to communities South of Malden (Everett, Boston, Somerville.) The project will also connect multiple MBTA stations (Oak Grove, Malden Center, and Wellington.) This request involves funding for the second phase of the project which follows a comprehensive feasibility study as well as a robust community engagement process, including 3 public meetings. This funding would enable the city to complete the design and finalize the details with a goal toward the completion of construction documents. This would include community meetings as part of the process. The aim is to design over 5,000 feet of landscaped shared-use path through the urban core of Malden which is designated an Environmental Justice community by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
|
Malden |
MA |
$340,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Melrose |
This funding would be used by the City of Malden for the Ell Pond Park project. Dedicated in 1921 to serve Melrose’s high-density downtown area, Ell Pond Park is a treasured community and regional resource that consists of active and passive recreational facilities surrounding Ell Pond. The 19.1-acre park has long served as the focal point for the City’s recreational needs and has undergone various upgrades throughout the last century. Facilities within Ell Pond Park today include the Melrose Skate Park, Lewis-Monk Little League Field, Richard D. Lyons Tennis Courts, West Knoll Field, Memorial Knoll, Melrose Dog Park, Cabbage Patch Field, Crystal Street Tennis Courts, and the parking area around The Knoll. For the past year, the City of Melrose has been working with consultant Weston & Sampson to conduct a feasibility for the Ell Pond Park property. The purpose of the feasibility study is to identify necessary improvements to existing park facilities and features, approximate the cost of improvements, determine potential sources of funding, and prioritize the order of upgrades based on feedback from Melrose residents and other potential users of the park. While Ell Pond Park is a prized resource for the City of Melrose, it is also an important regional resource with many people coming from outside the community to play games on the athletic fields, bring their dogs to the dog park, to access the nearby swimming pool owned by the Department of Conservation and Recreation, and more.
|
Melrose |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Merrimac |
This funding would be used to complete pavement repairs to the deteriorating roadway infrastructure in the Town of Merrimac, and repair sidewalks that are over 50 years old and do not meet ADA/MAAB compliance. The project will consist of pavement repairs between the two schools of approximately 1.5 miles of roadway repairs and replacing approximately 6 miles of sidewalks between the Sweetsir School and the Donaghue School making these locations safer and more accessible to all individuals based on the information provided in the Town’s Pavement Management Plan.
|
Merrimac |
MA |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Bedford |
This funding would be used by the City of New Bedford for the construction of the Quest Center Parking Structure, which will eliminate the lack of district parking that is significantly impeding the growth of the City’s premier co-working space, Groundwork New Bedford. Founded in 2014, Groundwork is a partnership of the E for All New Bedford Business Incubator, the MassDevelopment Finance Agency, the New Bedford Economic Development Council, and the City of New Bedford. The long-standing limitation on parking has greatly restricted the potential of the entire Quest Center including Groundwork, the diminished prospects for the redevelopment of the nearby Armory, and impeded the future redevelopment of the now available Glaser Glass properties (private ownership). The proposed solution to the parking challenge is widely recognized as the lynchpin to the future success of
Groundwork and the catalyzing of the next level of economic activity in this area of the City.
|
New Bedford |
MA |
$11,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Bristol Community College |
Bristol Community College seeks funding for facility improvements at the National Offshore Wind Institute (NOWI), in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Specifically, funding is needed for renovation of facilities to improve areas for training simulator laboratories; training tank; hydraulic, electrical and mechanical laboratories; classrooms; industrial kitchen; office and cubicle spaces; registration and technology spaces; and fire simulator area. With these capital improvements, Bristol can ensure that the workforce in Massachusetts and the SouthCoast region has the skills required for careers in the offshore wind industry. With investment in the NOWI, Massachusetts will be at the forefront of the offshore wind industry. |
New Bedford |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Bedford |
This funding would support the City of New Bedford’s proposed West Rodney French Improvement Project, which would be undertaken to coincide with a major housing redevelopment project in the City at the adjacent, towering Kilburn Mill. The proposed $40 million project would transform four historic red brick mill structures into nearly 200 new housing units (10 units affordable, 40 units of workforce, and 139 market rate). Many of the units will enjoy breathtaking views of Clark’s Cove and the downtown. The housing complex will include the original office building and new parking and green space that will create a campus-like environment. This full historic rehabilitation project will also benefit from close access to the hurricane barrier walkway, and will be seen as a beacon when traveling south on JFK Memorial Boulevard into the Clark’s Point peninsula of New Bedford. The redevelopment of the Mill has taken important steps towards completion in recent years, and remains a top local housing priority.
|
New Bedford |
MA |
$2,967,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of New Bedford |
This funding would be used by the City of New Bedford for the Blue Lane Working Waterfront Connector project, which is a key part of the City’s share-use path network that stretches from the CoveWalk and HarborWalk along the South End peninsula to the planned RiverWalk on the banks of the Acushnet River in the North End. The Connector would fill a critical 1.5 mile north-south gap in the network. The proposed project represents a key capital investment in the Port of New Bedford, the backbone of the local and regional economy. In total, the Port of New Bedford generates $11 billion in economic activity annually, or close to 2% of Massachusetts Gross State Product, concentrated in a 3-mile stretch of waterfront. The Project is also located within the Whales Tooth Transit Oriented Development (TOD) area, making it important to state efforts to connect New Bedford to the commuter rail network in Eastern Massachusetts. The Project would be the primary bicycle and pedestrian access route to the future Southcoast Rail MBTA commuter rail station
(Whales Tooth station) from downtown, the State Pier Ferry terminal. Fairhaven residents looking to access the MBTA station by foot or bike would also benefit from the improvements.
|
New Bedford |
MA |
$2,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of North Adams |
This funding would be used by the City of North Adams for a Downtown Shared-use Infrastructure Improvements Project. The City’s downtown, once a vibrant commercial district comprising numerous intersecting roadways creating blocks of multistory, mixed-use buildings, was remade by mid-century Urban Renewal. Buildings containing small businesses and residences were demolished, roadways were eliminated, and single-story, strip mall-style buildings and large surface parking lots were built in their stead. The changes made to the built environment reduces the walkability and livability of the city’s downtown. As a result, numerous historic buildings have, for decades, remained partially and, in some instances, entirely, vacant while downtown business turnover remains high. In order to combat the high number of vacancies and frequent business turnover, the Vision 2030 plan recommends increasing downtown walkability and livability by enhancing multimodal connections among downtown amenities, such as MASS MoCA, Main Street, and Eagle Street, to improve circulation, increase capital investment, and attract new residents and visitors to the downtown. The Downtown Shared-use Infrastructure Improvement project will do just that by transforming the car-centric downtown into a more pedestrian- and bicycle-oriented district using bike paths and creative streetscape designs.
|
North Adams |
MA |
$5,369,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Northampton |
his funding would be used by the City of Northampton to complete the Rocky Hill Greenway shared use path and connect it to the existing regional trail network. The City has already built 1.5 miles of the Rocky Hill Road Greenway, but those sections are isolated and do not connect (Route 66 to Florence Road and Burts Pit Road to Sandy Hill Road). This project would fund the construction of 1.1 miles that is shovel ready and the last remaining one mile gap that needs design, acquisition, and construction funding. This section would link two completed sections of the trail (Route 66 to Florence Road and Burts Pit Road to Sandy Hill Road).
|
Northampton |
MA |
$4,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Massachusetts Military Support Foundation, Inc. |
This funding would be used by the Massachusetts Military Support Foundation (MMSFI) to purchase a property in Norton, MA to support their expanded geographic area of services to Veterans and their families in Massachusetts. The purchase of the property will permit immediate use by the MMSFI for its food and other consumables distribution work while building a multi-service enterprise, Patriot Industries, to benefit Veterans and the communities in which they live. Massachusetts is home to 343,000 veterans of which 50% are over the age of 65, many of whom have immediate and extended families, some have former families and veterans who have given their lives in service may have surviving families. MMSFI serves them all and makes sure that every Veteran family is offered support making the actual reach exponentially larger than the 343,000 Veterans alone. The property was recently a textile manufacturing site which is located close to the Norton Commerce Center and the Myles Standish Industrial Park. MMSFI is proposing to establish and grow the Patriot Farm programs for the benefit of local Veterans and the surrounding communities. The Patriot Farm is an innovative response to identified needs and will be dedicated to the training, vocational growth, employment and housing of military veterans and their families. Patriot Farm will engage homeless and at-risk Veterans through transitional and permanent housing options, employment, and personal development opportunities. It will be a center for storage, processing and distribution for non-profits serving Veterans and other at-risk populations. |
Norton |
MA |
$630,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pittsfield |
The William Stanley Business Park, has three of its parcels occupied, a fourth will be under construction this summer, and six sites remain available for new business and industry. Site 9, the largest and most prominent section of the park, has remained undeveloped due to its deplorable condition for over twenty years. Improving the condition of the parcel will make it a more attractive option for private sector development, which meets the goals of PEDA and the City by addressing the blighted condition and increasing the prospect of attracting businesses, creating jobs, generating income, and enhancing the City’s tax base. |
Pittsfield |
MA |
$6,225,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Revere |
The project would create a new commuter rail platform and multimodal transportation connector in the City of Revere. The commuter rail station would add a Revere stop on the Newburyport/Rockport line where none now exists. A pedestrian connection would be made to the MBTA Blue Line intermodal transit facility approximately 1000 feet to the east. The enhanced multimodal connecter would also serve bus riders, bicyclists, and could serve as a designated TNC pick-up/drop-off area. Funding will provide the resources for design and permitting pre-construction. Federal funds will then be sought for construction with sate match provided under a Transportation Bond. |
Revere |
MA |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Somerville |
This funding would be used by the City of Somerville for the proposed Interstate 93 Public Housing Environmental Health Equity Project, which is intended to protect the health of residents of public housing adjacent to Interstate Highway 93 in the city. Extensive research has documented harmful levels of traffic-generated air pollution and harmful levels of noise affecting residents of the Somerville Housing Authority’s Mystic Apartments neighborhood. Excessive rates of cardiovascular disease and pulmonary disease including COVID-19 have been documented in this low-income community, and have been empirically linked to air pollution produced by the 200,000-vehicle per day traffic pattern on the adjacent Interstate 93/MA State Route 38 corridor. The City of Somerville and its partners in community-based organizations have articulated a vision to address long-standing health disparities by replacing apartment windows at the public housing buildings to improve indoor air quality and attenuate dangerous highway noise. The City proposes to replace all windows at the 455-unit apartment complex with safe, efficient triple-glazed windows and frames. In addition to the urgent public health and environmental justice benefits of this proposed building retrofit, additional benefits will include energy use reductions for heating, cooling and maintenance activities.
|
Somerville |
MA |
$1,873,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Revitalize Community Development Corporation |
This funding would be used by Revitalize CDC to support their GreenNFit Neighborhood Revitalization Program in the Western Massachusetts communities of Springfield, Holyoke, and Chicopee, which have aging housing stock - much of which was built prior to 1940. Almost 90% of the homes were built before 1978 with an increased risk of environmental hazards such as lead paint and asbestos. Older homes have issues of moisture mold, pest problems, lead paint, and other housing issues that lead to morbidity related to asthma and other health conditions. All three cities are racially/ethnically diverse and all three have median household incomes well below the Commonwealth level of $81,215 (Springfield has an AMI of $39,432; Holyoke has an AMI of $40,769; and Chicopee has an AMI of $53,225). #GreenNFit Neighborhood Rebuild will focus on low-income households in CDBG targeted neighborhoods of these cities. Since 2012, Revitalize Community Development Corporation has held #GreenNFit Neighborhood Rebuild events in the Old Hill Neighborhood and north end of Springfield. Holyoke #GreenNFit events began in2016 and Chicopee events began in 2019. A #GreenNFit Neighborhood Rebuild event braids together the contributions of over 100 supporters with 1,000 skilled and unskilled volunteers, construction-related businesses, neighborhood residents, previous #GreenNFit recipients, and other local community-based organizations to revitalize an entire city block.
|
Springfield, Holyoke, and Chicopee |
MA |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Wakefield |
This funding would support the Town of Wakefield’s Broadway At-Grade Rail Crossing Improvement Project. Broadway Street is bisected by a railroad operated by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) which carries commuter train and freight service. The Town is proposing to replace the existing railroad crossing gates with a four-quadrant gate system to improve railroad crossing safety. Additionally, the Town is eager to utilize the time of gate system replacement to advance improvements to the roadway and pedestrian sidewalk facilities and enhance multimodal transit of the crossing. The project as constituted will provide much needed funding to permanently re-open this vital arterial roadway within the Town by adding increase safety mitigation measures while meeting the town’s quiet zone requirements.
|
Wakefield |
MA |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Westport |
This funding would be used by the Town of Westport for their Route 177 at Tickle Road Roundabout Project. Route 177 transits Mass and Rhode Island and is a heavily used collector road in Westport, MA. The intersection of Route 177 at Tickle Road is a heavily used highway that has significant traffic safety problems, high speeds, and high traffic. This project would address a serious traffic safety hazard caused by large numbers of vehicles transiting Westport at high rates of speed and would reduce traffic accidents by slowing down vehicles as they navigate the traffic roundabout. This project would reduce traffic accidents by making it safer for vehicles attempting to leave or enter Route 177 from Tickle Road and Robert St in the town.
|
Westport |
MA |
$2,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Westport |
This funding would be used by the Town of Westport for the Drift Road @ Kirby Brook Culvert proposal. The culvert(s) at Kirby Brook on Drift Rd has recently been inspected and recommended for replacement and this is a heavily used collector road in Westport. The project would include correcting and existing safety hazard by addressing a substandard guardrail, addressing a substantive environmental pollution problem by reducing untreated stormwater over an alewife migration waterway, and addressing a major structural deficiency by replacing severely deteriorated steel culverts. |
Westport |
MA |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Worcester Regional Strategic Opportunities Foundat |
Worcester Union Station is an intermodal transportation hub that is vital to public transit access in both the Gateway City of Worcester as well as the surrounding Central Massachusetts community. This proposal is for capital improvements to Union Station, since many of the planned infrastructure and capacity improvements were sidelined due to COVID. The Worcester Regional Food Hub is an integral part of capital improvements. The lower level space of the station is slated to become the Food Hub's new permanent location, including a shared commercial kitchen. The costs in the proposal will fully cover these capital expenses. |
Worcester |
MA |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Warren |
MA |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Garden Park, Inc. |
The Greendale Revitalization Initiative seeks to partner with community stakeholders on a comprehensive strategy to enhance sustainable and economic development opportunities. Greendale is a neighborhood of northern Worcester with historic and modern industrial campuses, small business corridor, residential and educational assets. This initiative responds to two key regional priorities included in our EDA-approved Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS), climate resiliency and pad ready site development to increase economic development opportunities for the region. |
Worcester |
MA |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Cowden Street Collaborative DBA Segue Institute fo |
Construction of the Segue Family Resource Center |
Central Falls |
RI |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Fuerza Laboral |
This proposal expands Fuerza Laboral’s labor rights training/organizing and our cooperative business incubation program into a Cooperative Hub so as to address the current challenges of scattered offices, lack of adequate classroom and community space, and increased demand for diverse services. |
Central Falls |
|
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Central Falls |
The construction of the Ralph Holden Community and Senior Center. |
Central Falls |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Tomaquag Museum |
Construction of a new Tomaquag Museum |
Exeter |
RI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
African Alliance of Rhode Island |
Technical assistance for a beginning farmers initiative for immigrants in Rhode Island |
Johnston |
RI |
$84,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Roger Williams University |
Funding to support shellfish aquaculture industry development |
Bristol |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy |
Funding to support coastal bluff restoration in a public park |
East Providence |
RI |
$650,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Rhode Island |
Funding to support the development of a Blue Tech Center on the
URI Campus.
|
Kingston |
RI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
RI District Court |
The Rhode Island District Court proposes planning and
implementation of a statewide pre-plea, pre-sentence Mental Health Treatment Court (RIMHTC) to meet the growing needs of justice-involved individuals with serious mental illness, including those with co-occurring disorders who are charged with a misdemeanor level offense.
|
Providence |
RI |
$731,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Thundermist Health Center |
Funding to support Crisis Intervention Team |
South County |
RI |
$1,201,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
Narragansett Bay Commission |
Upgrade and modifications to CHP system at NBC’s Bucklin Point Wastewater Treatment Facility. |
Bucklin Pt. Wastewater Treatment Facility, E. Prov |
RI |
$2,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Repair a protective 100 year-old seawall that is in disrepair and at risk of collapsing. |
City of East Providence |
RI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Homeland Security |
City of East Providence |
Repair seawall |
East Providence |
RI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Homeland Security |
Town of Lincoln, RI |
Upgrades and improvement to wastewater pump-station. |
Lincoln |
RI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Homeland Security |
Warwick Emergency Management Agency |
Upgrades and improvement to the Warwick Emergency Operations Center |
Warwick |
RI |
$240,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Norman Bird Sanctuary |
Develop a comprehensive study to examine fish habitat restoration alternatives |
Middletown |
RI |
$90,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of North Providence |
Replace existing drainage system |
North Providence |
RI |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Providence Water Supply Board |
Providence Water is requesting $120,600,000 to replace approximately 26,800 private side (owned by homeowner) lead service line replacements. This work will reduce lead exposure via drinking water for an estimated 70,000 people. In turn, Providence Water will contribute approximately $50,500,000 in matching funds for public side (owned by Providence Water) lead service line replacements. The majority of this work will be conducted within disadvantaged communities. |
Providence |
RI |
$4,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Narragansett Bay Commission |
Enhancements to sewer interceptor regulator |
Providence |
RI |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Prudence Island Water District |
This project will provide potable water to a small, isolated community and upgrade aging and substandard components of the distribution infrastructure to ensure sustainability of the water system into the future. |
Prudence Island |
RI |
$1,349,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick |
Replace transmission lines. |
Warwick |
RI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick – Water Division |
Replace 200 Lead service lines in the distribution system. |
Warwick |
RI |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick Sewer Authority |
The funds will be used to upgrade all existing SCADA equipment. |
Warwick |
RI |
$1,600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Westerly |
Wastewater Treatment Facility Improvements |
Westerly |
RI |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Woonsocket |
Remove lead water service lines; and remove lead paint from fire hydrants. |
Woonsocket |
RI |
$874,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Women & Infants Hospital of Rhode Island |
New Labor and Delivery Center at Women and Infants Hospital |
101 Dudley Street, Providence |
RI |
$7,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
CODAC Behavioral Healthcare |
A new CODAC facility to serve a greater number of patients suffering with opioid use and behavioral health disorders.
|
51 Washington Street, Providence/Cranston Line |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Blackstone Valley Community Action Program |
Expand its already existing home delivery services to serve the elderly and communities in the Northern Rhode Island region
|
Blackstone Valley Region |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Executive Office of Health and Human Services |
New health care facility, Zambarano Campus |
Burrillville |
RI |
$25,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
Job training and lifelong learning center in Pawtucket, RI.
|
City of Pawtucket |
RI |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RI Institute for Labor studies and Research |
Expand ILSR’s Pathway to Teaching project to serve 50 Rhode Islanders with a High School Diploma or equivalent seeking a Certificate or Associates Degree in Early Childhood Education. This project will benefit 150 low-income Rhode Islanders across the state.
|
Cranston |
RI |
$173,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
PACE Organization of Rhode Island |
Renovate and outfit their new health clinic and adult day center at 10 Tripps Lane in East Providence.
|
East Providence |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Operation Stand Down Rhode Island |
Expansion of recovery services to veterans in RI |
Johnston |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lifespan |
Develop systems to triage and evaluate patients from the emergency department and our hospitals for inter-hospital transfers and provide a platform for consultative evaluation and management to facilitate necessary transfers and mitigate unnecessary transfers
|
Lifespan Hospitals |
RI |
$1,573,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Island Moving Company |
Expand access to critically needed, educational & cultural arts programing, and to improve outcomes for Newport County Students.
|
Newport |
RI |
$195,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Newport County Community Mental Health Center |
Enhance and integrate these services with evidence-based assessments and treatments to be provided by NCCMHC
|
Newport County |
RI |
$101,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
North Kingstown Chamber of Commerce |
Establishment of an Offshore Wind CTE program for Rhode Island secondary schools and students
|
North Kingstown |
RI |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oasis International |
Expand the Youth N.O.W. (Navigating Our Way) Leaders Tomorrow program, which is designed to provide education support and leadership development training in an underserved community.
|
Oasis International, 600 Broad Street, Providence |
RI |
$151,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The Providence Community Health Centers |
Build new Health Center Facility at 31 Atwood Street in Providence in the Olneyville section of the City, and will be 26,000 sq. ft. with 41 exam rooms.
|
Olneyville, Providence |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Health |
Provide funding to design and implement the construction of a new RIDOH State Health Laboratory Building.
|
Providence |
RI |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College Unbound |
Support launch of programs at a Community Learning Center (CLC) in the heart of South Providence to benefit the 150,000 adult learners in Rhode Island who have some college but no degree
|
Providence |
RI |
$3,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College Unbound |
Develop programs and expand their Community Learning Program in South Providence. |
Providence |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Day One |
Day One Facility Improvements to Support Victims of Assault
|
Providence |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Quality Institute |
Design, develop, deploy, and evaluate a digital system to improve workflow and quality of care for residents of skilled nursing facilities, home health agencies, and hospice/palliative care facilities across Rhode Island.
|
Providence |
RI |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Next Generation & Futures |
Support in-person and virtual workforce training in a low income underserved neighborhood.
|
Providence |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Higher Ground International |
Enrichment Programs for Vulnerable Elderly Residents |
Providence |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
New England Healthcare Employees Union 1199 Traini |
Create a mentorship program at Women & Infants Hospital and assist the cost of expansion to Butler Hospital.
|
Providence |
RI |
$196,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Montessori Community School of Rhode Island |
Support the scaling and diversification of curricula in the State of Rhode Island to create more authentic and impactful opportunities for early childhood learners.
|
Providence |
RI |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sophia Academy |
Address needs of middle school students and their families, with an emphasis on social emotional supports to students and addressing learning gaps.
|
Providence |
RI |
$145,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Providence Preservation Society |
Expand training programs that will help people who are unemployed/underemployed build skills in a reliable niche trade, while addressing a critical need for training within the building trades, and use preservation as a tool of economic and workforce development.
|
Providence |
RI |
$140,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Skills for Rhode Island’s Future |
The Ready.Set.Work program targets high need populations in Rhode Island who require reskilling or upskilling to remain relevant in the job market.
|
Statewide |
RI |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Skills for Rhode Island’s Future |
Implement a comprehensive, year-round work based learning strategy that would be available to all public high school districts in the state as well as first generation college students.
|
Statewide |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MENTOR Rhode Island |
Rapidly scale up in-person mentoring in schools and communities. |
Statewide |
RI |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Thundermist Health Center |
Expand Crisis Intervention Team training and program development opportunities to police departments across Rhode Island. They will provide technical assistance to police departments, in partnership with the Rhode Island Police Chief’s Association to develop “mental health call” response strategies and protocols. |
Statewide |
RI |
$425,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island District Court |
Planning and implementation of a statewide pre-plea, pre-sentence Mental Health Treatment Court (RIMHTC) to meet the growing needs of justice-involved individuals with SMI (Serious Mental Illness), including those with co-occurring disorders who are charged with a misdemeanor level offense. |
Statewide |
RI |
$423,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
RI Office of the Postsecondary Commissioner |
Create RI Office of Postsecondary Commissioner Workforce Initiative |
Statewide |
RI |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SUMHLC |
Addiction Recovery and Outreach TV Programming
|
Warwick |
RI |
$122,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Thundermist Health Center |
Establish and enhance clinical academic partnerships to create a pipeline of qualified candidates coming from underserved communities.
|
Woonsocket |
RI |
$3,725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Revolving Fund |
Replace a bike path |
Barrington |
RI |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RI Department of Environmental Management |
Make improvements to local outdoor recreation destinations |
Bristol, Tiverton and Narragansett |
RI |
$20,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of East Providence |
Complete an engineering and design study for the connection to replace an expressway |
City of East Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Cumberland |
Repurpose a ski lodge to a new community pavilion and overlook deck |
Cumberland |
RI |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The Providence Foundation |
Create a parks network in downtown Providence |
Downtown Providence |
RI |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Hopkinton |
Close a landfill and install solar arrays |
Hopkinton |
RI |
$275,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority |
Undertake a dehumidification project to protect and preserve cables on an iconic suspension bridge |
Jamestown |
RI |
$11,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority |
Assist Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority transition to all-electronic tolling in October 2021 |
Jamestown |
RI |
$6,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Turnpike and Bridge Authority |
Initiative a study to explore the feasibility of constructing pedestrian access on iconic bridges |
Jamestown |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
African Alliance of Rhode Island |
Technical assistance for a beginning farmers initiative for immigrants in Rhode Island |
Johnston |
RI |
$84,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lincoln |
Update public utilities to promote economic development and residential development |
Lincoln |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Middletown |
Build a sidewalk to enable greater pedestrian and bike access to recreation and commercial areas |
Middletown |
RI |
$960,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of Middletown |
Developing an engineering and design proposal for Atlantic Beach District streetscape improvements |
Middletown |
RI |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Newport County YMCA |
Renovate and expand Newport County YMCA |
Middletown, RI |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Social Enterprise Greenhouse |
Build out and establish sites to increase programming and networking among local entrepreneurs and businesses |
Multiple cities/statewide |
RI |
$474,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
Study the electrification of MBTA Providence Stoughton line from Boston to Wickford Jct. |
N. Kingstown, RI, to Boston, MA |
RI |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Town of South Kingstown |
Construct and operate a regional “Brine System” for winter storm road pretreatment |
North & South Kingstown (Wakefield) |
RI |
$935,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
Design and construction of a pedestrian bridge |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
Public plaza site remediation and infrastructure improvements |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pawtucket |
Make capital improvements at the City’s visitor’s center |
Pawtucket |
RI |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Redevelopment Agency |
Construct the Roger Williams Park Broad St. Gateway |
Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Dorcas International Institute of Rhode Island |
Purchase a multi-unit building to house newcomer refugee families |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Redevelopment Agency |
Redevelop an underutilized site in a low income neighborhood into a new community services hub |
Providence |
RI |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Farm Fresh |
Farm Fresh RI will use these funds for the completion of last 3% of Farm Fresh RI Food Hub Facility. |
Providence |
RI |
$581,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Revolving Fund |
Update and expand microbusiness loan fund to help businesses rebuild and recover from COVID |
Providence |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Southside Community Land Trust |
Purchase and install kitchen equipment to provide local residents with improved access to healthy food |
Providence |
RI |
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Resilience Partnership |
Study the economic impact of the Port of Providence to identify new clean energy and resilience opportunities |
Providence |
RI |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
New Urban Arts |
These funds will support New Urban Arts in addressing a severe need for more space by helping to pay for an expansion of the facility. |
Providence |
RI |
$90,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Crossroads Rhode Island |
Provide new, safe, healthy housing for low income residents |
Providence |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Groundwork Rhode Island |
Complete a compost hub |
Providence |
RI |
$249,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Sojourner House, Inc. |
Purchase two multi-unit affordable housing properties |
Providence & Woonsocket |
RI |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
Complete bridge pavement repairs along the limited-access portion of US-6 in Providence and Johnston. |
Providence and Johnston |
RI |
$38,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
Establish a final connection point to a bike path |
Providence to Western Coventry |
RI |
$3,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
RI Minority Business Development Institute |
Acquire a building to establish a minority business hub |
Providence/Statewide |
RI |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
Expand existing parking lot. |
South Kingston, RI |
RI |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rhode Island Department of Transportation |
Provide full-depth pavement of reconstruction of a major commercial, residential and emergency route |
Warwick |
RI |
$16,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick |
Develop a new, year-round civic plaza |
Warwick |
RI |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Warwick |
Enhance pedestrian and vehicular entrances to Rocky Point Park |
Warwick |
RI |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Whitehouse |
RI |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Providence Neighborhood Planting Program |
Install curbing infrastructure and trees and bioswale puts to increase tree canopy cover |
Washington Park Neighborhood, between Broad Street |
RI |
$503,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Southern Mississippi |
Through an academic institution establish and operate an accredited calibration and maintenance facility to serve the US research, defense, and marine operations communities with high quality and rapid re-calibration services. |
Forrest and/or Harrison County |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
University of Southern Mississippi |
This project would establish a Graphene Product Validation Laboratory to provide resources and expertise to innovators to accelerate the commercialization and market adoption of graphene in the United States. It would accomplish this by developing and conducting standardized, accredited, and industry-accepted testing for graphene product and application validation. |
Hattiesburg |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The University of Mississippi |
This project would establish a core test facility for graphene and graphene-like materials. The facility would provide the testing equipment and metrology expertise needed to carry out measurements in a consistent manner and enable end users to evaluate graphene effectively. |
Oxford, Lafayette County |
MS |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The University of Mississippi |
To deploy and test prototype operational networks and sensors that can detect the infrasonic signals of tornadoes and hurricanes that would serve public safety by improving the accuracy of tornado tracking and improving the monitoring of hurricane intensity. |
University |
MS |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
N/A |
This request would fund the federal share of the Preconstruction Engineering and Design phase for the Pearl River Basin, MS project. |
Rankin and Hinds Counties |
MS |
$32,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
This funding would accomplish the $25 million capability expressed by USACE to be executed in FY22 to continue pump design, to award the first contract to pre-load the pump site, to continue NEPA documentation for the Yazoo Backwater Levee to purchase mitigation land for the previously construction levee project. |
Warren County |
MS |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Financial Services and General Government |
University of Mississippi |
The Mississippi Small Business Development Center (MS-SBDC) proposes to build a system to offer technical and business assistance by connecting innovation resources of the Mississippi Research Consortium (MRC) (which comprises Mississippi s four research universities: University of Mississippi, Mississippi State University, Jackson State University, and University of Southern Mississippi), with two external groups: 1. Small innovative businesses and startups across the state; and 2. Additional Mississippi universities (public and private) and community colleges. |
Oxford |
MS |
$743,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians |
This project would assist the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians with replacing aging and failing water mains along Willis Road in the Pearl River Community on reservation lands. |
Choctaw, Neshoba County |
MS |
$442,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Jackson |
This project would support the City of Jackson with planning, engineering, and construction activities needed to make repairs and improvements to the O.B. Curtis Water Treatment Plant. The funding would help the City of Jackson comply with the Safe Drinking Water Act. |
Jackson |
MS |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Reading is Fundamental |
This funding would provide literacy resources for schools in the Cleveland School District. |
Cleveland |
MS |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coahoma Community College |
This project would establish a writing skills program at Coahoma Community College. |
Coahoma County |
MS |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Forrest General Hospital |
To construct an outpatient clinic for mental and behavioral health. |
Hattiesburg |
MS |
$7,565,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
The University of Mississippi Medical Center |
The University of Mississippi Medical Center requests funding to establish the Mississippi Thrive! Fellowship program within the Center for Advancement of Youth. |
Jackson |
MS |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Free Clinic of Meridian |
The funding would cover various components to expand the Free Clinic of Meridian’s facility, including construction, exam room equipment, furnishings, and lab equipment. |
Meridian |
MS |
$314,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Singing River Health System |
Singing River Health System seeks funding to purchase surgical robotics training equipment for its Healthcare Workforce Academy. |
Ocean Springs |
MS |
$3,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Manna Ministries |
To expand the dental clinic. |
Picayune |
MS |
$216,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Children's National Hospital |
This funding would be used to purchase research equipment for the Children's National Research and Innovative Campus (CNRIC), the research hub within Children's National Hospital. |
Washington |
DC |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Shelby, MS - Mississippi Army National Guard |
Constructs a 10 megawatt (MW) natural gas generation plant connected to the installation primary substation, and installs a microgrid control system. The Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engine (RICE) generator plant will provide power to substation feeders during an emergency scenario when the electrical power goes down. The microgrid will provide operational reliability, maintenance sustainability, safety, and intelligent management to critical loads utilizing both new and existing backup generator assets. |
Camp Shelby |
MS |
$34,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Shelby, MS - Mississippi Army National Guard |
Construct 52,495 SQFT MATES Addition at Camp Shelby MS, an ARNG MFGI. Project will provide 12 General Purpose Bays that support maintenance of M1 Family Vehicles in a safe and efficient manner. Current facility is short of space and inadequately configured to fully support maintenance of M1/M2/M88 vehicles. REF# 281703 (PAX# 92269 ) |
Camp Shelby |
MS |
$15,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies |
Camp Shelby, MS - Mississippi Army National Guard |
Hardens the electrical distribution system by placing the entire system underground to include feeder #5066 and initial sections of feeders #5026, and #5036. In addition, installs back-up generators to nine (9) identified mission critical facilities. Completion of this project will result in hardening 40% of the critical mission facilities against interruptions to the electrical distribution grid. |
Camp Shelby |
MS |
$11,155,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Biloxi |
To extend Popp’s Ferry Road south across Pass Road to Highway 90. |
Biloxi |
MS |
$2,163,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Desoto County |
To complete segment two of the Star Landing Road project. |
Desoto |
MS |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Greenville |
Funding to provide the City of Greenville with greenspace to benefit low and moderate-income individuals in the community. |
Greenville |
MS |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Gulfport-Biloxi Regional Airport Authority |
Gulfport-Biloxi Regional Airport Authority is seeking to construct taxiway infrastructure for future T-Hangars at Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport to meet the demand of general aviation and pilots. Constructing the necessary taxiway infrastructure to access future T-Hangars for local aircraft will contribute to additional operations and fuel sales at Gulfport-Biloxi International Airport. It would increase aviation safety helping with ground movements of general aviation and corporate aircraft. |
Gulfport |
MS |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rust College |
This funding would be used for Booker T. Washington Hall facility improvements to support the creation of the Ida B. Wells Social Justice and Interpretive Center in Holly Springs, Mississippi at Rust College, the first Historically Black College and University (HBCU) in Mississippi. |
Holly Springs |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Long Beach |
This is a stand-alone, land-based, project to enhance existing, underutilized public property damaged by severe weather and natural disasters. |
Long Beach |
MS |
$4,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Long Beach |
To complete the environmental study for Long Beach’s Beatline Parkway project. |
Long Beach |
MS |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Madison County |
To provide level-of-service and safety enhancements along I-55 interchanges. |
Madison County |
MS |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hattiesburg-Laurel Regional Airport |
Laurel-Hattiesburg Regional Airport has approach lighting that does not meet current FAA safety standards. Nearby electrical equipment that is attached to the lighting are also deteriorating, increasing the concerns with the lighting as they alter the angles of the lights. This request would rehabilitate the approach lighting at Laurel-Hattiesburg Regional Airport. |
Moselle |
MS |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hardy-Anders Field Natchez-Adams County Airport |
Hardy-Anders Field Natchez-Adams County Airport has two runways and a taxiway in need of repair and rehabilitation as called for in their Pavement Management Plan. The FAA determined the runways were below the recommended condition by the FAA, The project will extend the life of the existing pavement while keeping the airport operational. |
Natchez |
MS |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rankin County Board of Supervisors |
To complete design plans for a new roadway with to connect Mississippi Highway 18 to U.S. Highway 80. |
Rankin County |
MS |
$640,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wicker |
MS |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mississippi Rural Water Association |
To acquire land and build a new Workforce and Public Safety Training Facility to train and certify licensed professionals required to operate water and wastewater facilities. |
Rankin County |
MS |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Eastern Oregon Regional Theatre, Inc. |
Funding is requested to restore a historic theater in the Baker City, Oregon, in order to provide greater access to performing arts for use by local non-profit groups, traveling artists, and community civic and school artists. Restoring this venue will greatly enhance access to the arts for an isolated rural population. |
Baker City |
OR |
$444,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Community Connection of Northeast Oregon |
Funding is requested to allow for the retrofitting of a new facility for a food bank serving Baker, Grant, Union, and Wallowa counties. Federal funds will help ensure food safety, expand capacity, and improve distribution of local produce to help improve the health of these rural communities. |
Baker, Grant, Union, and Wallowa County |
OR |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Arnold Irrigation District |
Funding is requested to modernize a section of Arnold’s Main Canal. The project consists of piping the currently inefficient, aged canal that loses water to seepage and evaporation, which presents a public safety risk to the surrounding community. This irrigation modernization project will will reduce patron pumping costs, create carbon savings, and increase agricultural security for farmers and ranchers |
Bend |
OR |
$4,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
County of Harney |
Funding is needed to remodel and retrofit the Harney County Jail facility in order to meet current compliance levels and enhance capabilities. Updates will include making the building ADA accessible as well as adding new cells and spaces for administration, medical teams, clients, and mental health treatment. |
Burns |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
High Desert Partnership |
Funding is request to provide genetically appropriate native seed for improved rangeland restoration and to minimize wildfires, control annual grasses, reduce ground water use, and improve rural agricultural economy in the Northern Great Basin. |
Burns |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of John Day |
Funding is requested for the City of John Day's planar shed restoration, which aims to convert reclaimed brownfields for public use by providing families with an ADA-accessible open park pavilion that can be used for a variety of community events including farmers markets, cultural activities, promotion of local, small businesses, and large community gatherings. |
City of John Day |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
The Freshwater Trust |
Funding is requested to restore water quality to Deschutes watersheds, including the Crooked River watershed. This project will serve as model for modern river restoration, quantify the reduction of phosphorous/nitrogen/sediment runoff, and support the local, rural economy by providing jobs for contractors and supply chain. |
Crook County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Detroit Lake Foundation |
Funding is requested to create a self-sustaining space for the families of Detroit and visitors to safely convene, gather and grow following the tragic wildfire that decimated all but 88 structures in the town. |
Detroit |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Dayville, Oregon |
Funding is needed to repair and rehabilitate Dayville City Hall. Restoration efforts will include replacing rotten sub-flooring, shoring up the ceiling, and other necessary upgrades. |
Grant County |
OR |
$189,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
CyberMill Grant County |
Funding is needed for the operation of a rural end-user site for the purposes of providing distance learning and telemedicine services for local students and residents in Grant County. Specifically, the CyberMill will be a hub for distance learners to host virtual meetups and participate in virtual classrooms. |
Grant County |
OR |
$178,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of Cascade Locks |
Funding is needed to bring the Cascade Locks City Hall building up to current building codes. Upgrades will include HVAC replacement, window and roof replacement, complete lighting restoration, and complete plumbing and electrical replacement. |
Hood River County |
OR |
$1,875,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
East Fork Irrigation District |
Funding is request for a shovel-ready project to pipe the rest of the Eastside Lateral Canal by the East Fork Irrigation District which would increase drought and climate change resiliency for farmers, improve agricultural stability, and would provide critical habitat restoration.
|
Odell |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Ochoco Irrigation District |
Funding is requested for a two-phase construction plan in the Ochoco Irrigation District to pipe currently inefficient, aged canals that lose water to seepage and evaporation and present a public safety risk to the surrounding community. These irrigation modernization projects will reduce patron pumping costs, create carbon savings, and increase agricultural security for farmers and ranchers. |
Prineville |
OR |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Sherman County |
Funding is requested to deploy several solar powered repeater/receiver trailers to reach teachers, students, and healthcare professionals, who currently have little or no broadband access. Funding would expand broadband coverage and support outgoing upgrades. |
Sherman County |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Food Bank |
Funding is requested for the purchase and renovation of much-needed, large food distribution and storage facilities, in order to support thousands of Oregonians grappling with food insecurity and hunger, particularly in the rural communities of The Dalles, Newport, Ontario, and Tillamook, Oregon. |
The Dalles, Newport, Ontario, Tillamook |
OR |
$3,048,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Deschutes Basin Board of Control |
Funding is needed to provide technical and financial assistance to landowners on McKay Creek, a tributary on the Lower Crooked River in Central Oregon, to improve on-farm irrigation efficiencies. The proposed project is an important part of the larger McKay Creek Water Rights Switch Project that will provide McKay Creek irrigators with a different, more reliable source of irrigation water to permanently protect their water rights instream and restore the natural hydrograph of the Creek. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
City of La Grande |
Funding is required to construct a deflection levee to provide protection for the City of La Grande and the Upper Grande Ronde Valley in the case of dam failure at Morgan Lake. The existing dam has been designated as a high hazard dam by the Oregon State Dam Inspector based on the potential for damage in the event of a dam failure. |
Union County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Wallowa Lake Irrigation District (WLID) |
Funding is needed to rehabilitate the existing Wallowa Lake Dam to current design standards providing multi-discipline benefits which include: irrigation of 15,000 acres of prime agricultural land; potable water supply for the City of Joseph; outdoor recreation and tourism; base flows to the Wallowa River and Grande Ronde Rivers; critical flood protection to the Cities of Joseph, Enterprise, and Wallowa, and water storage to mitigate the effects of diminishing snowpack with climate change. |
Wallowa County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center |
Funding is needed to purchase the 240 acre original town-site of Maxville and develop it into an educational resource for Oregonians and tourists. The Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center will reconstruct the original log structure in order to better disseminate information about and educational opportunities in the history of Oregon's multicultural lumber workforce as well as that of the Pacific Northwest more broadly. |
Wallowa County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Warm Springs Community Action Team |
Funding is requested to preserve a 125-year-old, historic structure in the heart of Warm Springs Agency. This project will allow for the creation of a public rest area and establish a valued community space for local families. The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs will benefit from having a site to conduct cultural activities, enhancing the education of rural residents. |
Warm Springs |
OR |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Fossil Library |
Funding is requested to enhance the Fossil Public Library in Fossil, Oregon, which is the only brick and mortar public library in Wheeler County, a county approximately the size of Delaware. This project would allow for new furnishing, computers, meeting spaces, hands-on activity centers, and expanded library collection. |
Wheeler County |
OR |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife |
Funding is requested to leverage existing research investment and improve the model predictive capacity to more reliably estimate elevated levels of whale entanglement risk. |
All coastal counties |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife |
Funding is requested to support a one-year position at the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to conduct a public awareness campaign and develop outreach materials regarding the impact of harmful algal blooms and the accumulation of biotoxins in Oregon-sourced seafood. |
All coastal counties |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Baker County Sheriff's Office |
Funding is requested to replace base radio stations and repeaters that are the backbone of the county radio infrastructure and first responders. |
Baker County |
OR |
$190,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaverton |
Funding is requested to fully implement a Behavioral Health Court program within the Beaverton Municipal Court. |
Beaverton |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Milwaukie |
Funding is requested to support a channel study to facilitate the removal of Kellogg Dam. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$585,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission |
Funding is requested to monitor a variety of oceanic data; improve prediction capabilities to support habitat restoration, navigation safety, and climate change resilience, and plan new projects to support migrating salmon. |
Clatsop and Multnomah Counties |
OR |
$760,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tenmile Lakes Basin Partnership |
This funding would be used to reduce algae blooms on Tenmile Lake. |
Coos County |
OR |
$485,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Coos County |
Funding is requested to complete the Coos County emergency radio system upgrade. The system supports dispatching and tracking of all local first responders in the area. |
Coos County |
OR |
$231,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
The Ocean Foundation |
Funding is requested to update surveys of Oregon's kelp forest habitats to inform management, conservation, and restoration activities. |
Curry and Coos counties |
OR |
$945,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Eugene |
Funding is needed for the purchase of two Crisis Intervention transit vans for full time use by the successful, essential, and transformative CAHOOTS (Crisis Assistance Helping Out On The Streets) program. |
Eugene |
OR |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Grant County Emergency Management |
Funding is requested to fully upgrade Grant County's aging public safety communications system, including the repeater network. |
Grant County |
OR |
$606,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Harney County Emergency Management |
Funding is requested to replace and upgrade Harney County's aging public communications system. These upgrades will meet help the county meet the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's Interoperable Communications Program requirements. |
Harney County |
OR |
$1,545,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
McKenzie River Trust |
Funding is requested to provide floodplain reconnection and habitat restoration along the McKenzie River. This restoration will provide critical habitat for spring Chinook salmon and other native species. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Lane County Sheriff's Office |
Funding is requested for Lane County Sheriff's Office to develop a body worn camera program to be used by its patrol deputies and in some corrections circumstances. The Lane County Sheriff's Office is one of the last major law enforcement agencies in Lane County that is not using this important tool. |
Lane County |
OR |
$648,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Marion County |
Funding is requested to purchase mobile and portable subscriber radio units for first responder agencies throughout Marion County to enable those agencies access and utilize Marion County's new digital, state-of-the-art public safety radio network. |
Marion County |
OR |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Geos Institute |
Funding is requested to build a technical support program that provides climate resilience planning services to communities across the State of Oregon. The support program will provide actionable climate projections for regions across the state, support communities working to build climate resilience, and train local government representatives on how to integrate climate change projections into existing planning processes for Natural Hazard Mitigation Plans, Comprehensive Plans, Economic Development Plans, and others. |
Multiple counties in Oregon |
OR |
$728,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
Funding is requested for the Office of Violence Prevention Street Level Outreach program in order to reduce gun violence in the community and provide relief services. |
Portland |
OR |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Multnomah County District Attorney's Office |
Funding is needed to enhance Multnomah County District Attorney's capacity to decrease incidences of firearm crimes in the Portland metro area. Specifically, this program will identify and engage community partners to offer trauma-informed, culturally-responsive, age-appropriate program for young men and women involved in the justice system. |
Portland |
OR |
$132,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Youth Authority |
Funding is needed to hire a victim services coordinator within the Oregon Youth Authority to support crime victims' rights and healing process. This role will serve to develop infrastructure for crime victim engagement and support, training for staff, and policy and procedure that can be sustained by the Oregon Youth Authority for years to come. |
Statewide |
OR |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies |
Tillamook County |
Funding is needed to address undersized and failing culverts on Tillamook County roads that are also fish passage barriers. |
Tillamook, Garibaldi, and Cape Meares |
OR |
$7,007,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Port of Morrow |
Funding is needed to procure and install an additional twenty five million gallon digester bag with tie-in to infrastructure from the existing system. Improvements will help the Port process wastewater and control odors generated from particulate in the waste stream, while also producing renewable methane gas for energy use in place of waste and emissions that would otherwise be leaked into the atmosphere. |
City of Boardman |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding is needed to complete the necessary repairs to the Willamette Falls Locks, which will seismically secure the gates and walls of the upper Locks to preserve the water table of the upper Willamette River. It will also protect vital fish habitat for native salmon and steelhead. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$6,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding is needed to restore the deteriorating North Jetty at the Port of Coos Bay. Restoration will improve safety conditions around the bar, protect the channel, and ensure efficiency in the dredging cycle. |
Coos County |
OR |
$32,720,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Forth Mobility |
Funding is needed to augment the use of emerging electrical agricultural technology in multiple farming counties across Oregon. This project will help lower costs for agricultural producers, reduce fossil fuel use, reduce emissions from diesel, improve health and working conditions for farm workers, grow electricity sales for rural utilities, and jumpstart a sector that, to date, has largely missed out on the many benefits of electrification. |
Counties include Wasco, Hood River, Union and more |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Funding is requested to pipe the G-4 lateral to decrease water loss and provide pressurized water delivery for agricultural production within the Central Oregon Irrigation District (COID). This project will benefit fish and wildlife habitat, offer energy savings to landowners, and help drive the transition from flood irrigation to efficiency pressurized irrigation systems. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$971,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding is needed for critical repairs and modernization of the Cole Rivers Hatchery, which serves to mitigate the loss of salmon and steelhead habitat. Upgrades will include enhanced water filters, reconfigured of raceways for rearing fish, new spawning channels, and a remodeled hatch house. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$1,819,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech) |
Funding is needed to conduct research focused on the advancement of electric energy storage systems technology. The project would study the ability to reuse discarded automotive batteries to store intermittent energy from renewable energy systems, including solar and wind. It will build on a current Oregon Institute of Technology research project in partnership with Portland General Electric (PGE) to develop innovative technologies for cost effective use of second-life batteries for energy storage systems for large-scale commercial applications. |
Klamath and Clackamas counties |
OR |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Funding is needed to study, plan, and install Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition and water control structures in strategic locations throughout Klamath Project. Doing so will facilitate the most efficient use of water resources across Klamath Project, delivering water where and when it is needed and increasing water savings. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Verde |
The Community Ductless Heat Pump Co-Op provides delivery of energy-efficient ductless heat pump units to diverse, low-income, communities throughout Energy Trust of Oregon service territory. Funding is needed to support fuel switching from bulk fuels (such as wood stoves and oil furnaces) and natural gas heating and to provide expansion of families served outside of Portland city limits. |
Multiple counties across Oregon |
OR |
$301,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding is requested for preconstruction, engineering, and design of a culvert under OR Highway 43 for Tryon Creek.
This project will serve to restore floodplain, stream, and aquatic habitat in the Lower Willamette Basin Watershed. |
Multnomah and Clackamas Counties |
OR |
$732,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Verde |
Funding is needed to advance an energy-justice initiative focused on providing community solar to offset utility costs and reduce emissions for the diverse and developing Cully neighborhood. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$344,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding would be used to identify a suitable location near The Dalles Lock and Dam to construct a tribal village. |
Portland |
OR |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding is needed to restore the deteriorating South Jetty at the Port of Garibaldi. Restoration will improve safety conditions around the bar, protect the channel, and ensure efficiency in the dredging cycle. |
Tillamook County |
OR |
$62,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
Bureau of Reclamation |
Funding is requested to conduct a feasibility study to determine whether Scoggins Dam should be raised or a new dam should be constructed downstream in the Tualatin River Basin. |
Washington County |
OR |
$2,100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Energy and Water Development |
US Army Corps of Engineers |
Funding is needed to implement interim operational measures related to improving fish passage and water quality and activities at Willamette Valley dams. Funds will also be used to continue long-term research, monitoring, and evaluation of environmental conditions at the dams. |
Willamette River Valley |
OR |
$38,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Lincoln County |
Funding is requested to develop high-quality incubator and start-up spaces along the Oregon Coast for new blue economy businesses and start-ups. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Port of Morrow |
Funding is requested to build an incubator building for small to medium sized businesses. |
Morrow County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Verde |
Funding is requested to develop the City of Roses Community Development Through Clean Materials Campus (COR Campus) to create an economic development and workforce opportunity to boost the capacity of the only Black-owned and the only Certified B-Corp disposal business in the nation, and to build community capacity around planning, architecture, and economic development. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$691,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
National Association of Minority Contractors |
Funding is requested to conduct research and facilitate planning to create a Center for Black Economic Advancement, which will incubate new companies, provide office facilities, technical assistance, peer or mentorship access, and a fund dedicated for capitalizing Black and BIPOC enterprises. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Seeding Justice |
Funding is requested to develop and site the Center for Social Enterprise, which will include an innovative investment and management structure that builds organizational stability and community for community-based organizations. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Black Food Fund |
Funding is needed to expand warehouse space to support additional services for local Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) food producers and processors. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
The North Northeast Business Association |
Funding support services to encourage revenue growth for Black businesses and Black working class families in the Portland community. |
Portland |
OR |
$751,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Oregon Native American Chamber |
Funding is requested to create a campus focused on growing generational wealth for socially and economically disadvantaged communities for business owners and serve to educate young people in entrepreneurism. |
Statewide |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
Oregon Native American Chamber |
Funding is requested to continue providing culturally-specific support to Native American small businesses and entrepreneurs. |
Statewide |
OR |
$103,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Financial Services and General Government |
City of Beaverton |
Funding is requested to solidify and expand the role of the Oregon Technology Business Center (OTBC) as a statewide resource for innovative startups and to launch a new non-profit incubator concept. |
Washington County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Baker County Sheriff's Office |
Funding is requested to construct a new emergency operations center in Baker County. |
Baker County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Benton County |
Funding is requested for a new emergency operations center in Benton County, Oregon. |
Benton County |
OR |
$8,220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Homeland Security |
University of Oregon |
Funding is requested to bolster academic campus ability to respond to disaster scenarios. |
Lane County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Homeland Security |
The City of Newport |
Funding is requested to construct a new dam to prevent destruction from existing dam failure. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$75,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Oregon Office of Emergency Management |
Funding is requested to expand and enhance Emergency Coordination Center capabilities. |
Marion County |
OR |
$211,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Homeland Security |
Port of Portland |
Funding is requested for engineering design efforts to enhance the seismic resiliency of the runways at the Portland International Airport. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Alliance of YMCAs |
Funding is requested for wildfire prevention, mitigation and safety projects to reduce the threat of wildfire in and around camps. |
33 Counties |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Haines |
Funding is requested to replace the City of Haines' aging and deteriorating water distribution system pipes. |
Baker County |
OR |
$1,015,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon State University |
Funding is requested to expand detection capabilities of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances throughout Oregon’s inland waters to improve understanding of health risks. |
Benton County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dallas |
Funding is needed expand the City of Dallas’ ability to provide a water supply buffer during drought years and to attract industrial businesses and jobs. |
City of Dallas |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Prineville |
Funding is requested to permit and construct a biomass power plant. |
City of Prineville |
|
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Clackamas County |
Funding is requested to decommission the Boring Lagoon Wastewater Treatment Facility and replace it with a pump station and 6 miles of pipeline to connect to a larger, more effective treatment works. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Sandy |
Funding is requested to repair and replace aging and undersized wastewater collection pipes to reduce inflow and infiltration from ground water. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warrenton |
Funding is requested to repair areas of very high inflow and infiltration (I and I) identified in a study of the east
end collection system in the City of Warrenton. |
Clatsop County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warrenton |
Funding is requested for new raw water conveyance in the City of Warrenton. |
Clatsop County |
OR |
$1,284,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Warrenton |
Funding is requested for the construction of a transmission line from the east terminus of NW 13th St. to the intersection of Lake Dr. and Pacific Dr. in Warrenton, Oregon. |
Clatsop County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of North Bend |
Funding is requested to replace select water pump stations, sewers, storm lining, cured in place pipes, and storm drainage systems in the City of North Bend. |
Coos County |
OR |
$1,339,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Deschutes Land Trust |
Funding is requested for restoration activities, a footbridge installation, enhance trails and access, and support engineering oversight. |
Crook County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Tualatin Valley Water District |
Funding is requested to replace an aging, outdated water system with advanced metering infrastructure. |
Crook County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Prineville |
Funding is requested to extend water and wastewater services to an underserved and blighted area inside of and within close proximity to the City of Prineville limits. |
Crook County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Port of Brookings Harbor |
Funding is requested for a new wastewater treatment plant system to sustain the future of the fish processing plant and environment, and accommodate additional businesses and jobs to the region. |
Curry County |
OR |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hood River |
Funding is requested for the relocation of a failed stormwater line in the Hood River Waterfront District into public right-of-way and public property. |
Hood River County |
OR |
$574,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Rogue River Valley and Medford Irrigation District |
Funding is requested to design and construct a piped irrigation water delivery system to eliminate the water losses associated with the existing canal system and provide water quantity and water quality improvements for federally threated coho salmon in the Little Butte Creek Watershed. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Lomakatsi Restoration Project |
Funding is requested to restore and maintain a 2,000-acre footprint of important fire-dependent ecosystems to reduce the threat of uncharacteristically severe wildfire. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
North Unit Irrigation District |
Funding is requested to line (geomembrane/shotcrete) a half mile section of the North Unit Irrigation District Main Canal. |
Jefferson County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs |
Funding is requested to upgrades the Warm Springs Dry Creek landfill to meet compliance standards. |
Jefferson County |
OR |
$915,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs |
Funding is requested to renovate the Museum at Warm Springs and will include improvements such as mechanical and electrical infrastructure upgrades, exhibit support, and security upgrades. |
Jefferson County |
OR |
$220,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Klamath Falls |
Funding is requested to upgrade a wastewater treatment plant and treat/prepare water for groundwater recharge or agricultural reuse. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Klamath County |
Funding is requested for planning (e.g., NEPA, permitting, final design) and for the initial phase of construction of the pumpback system. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Town of Lakeview |
Funding is requested to start and complete a water treatment facility to provide clean water to the citizens of
Lakeview. |
Lake County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board |
Funding is requested to provide floodplain reconnection and habitat restoration along the McKenzie River. This restoration will provide critical habitat for spring Chinook salmon and other native species. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
University of Oregon |
Funding is requested to develop a new Center for Wildfire Smoke Research and Practice at the University of Oregon. |
Lane County |
OR |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Mapleton Water District |
Funding is requested to replace the broken water distribution system in the unincorporated area of Mapleton, Oregon. |
Lane County |
OR |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Willamalane Park and Recreation District |
Funding is requested for fire suppression efforts in forested areas in the greater Springfield area. |
Lane County |
OR |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Port of Toledo |
Funding is requested to install and connect sanitary sewer service from the Port of Toledo Shipyard and Industrial Park to the City of Toledo's sanitary sewer system. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$1,957,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians |
Funding is requested to develop the Ghii Dee-Ne Dvn cultural heritage center and install storage and archival space. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Albany |
Funding is requested to expand the new composting facility at the Albany-Millersburg Water Reclamation Facility (WRF) to a size capable of treating 50% of the wastewater solids. |
Linn County |
OR |
$1,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Long Tom Watershed Council |
Funding is requested for increased prescribed fire capacity in fire-adapted ecosystems in the Willamette Valley |
Many counties including Lane, Yamhill, and Polk |
OR |
$715,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
North Santiam Watershed Council |
Funding is requested to support riparian and upland forest restoration, fuels reduction, firewise planting, and forest re-planting. |
Marion and Linn counties |
OR |
$2,104,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
State of Oregon |
Funding is requested to establish a state grant program to help rural, forested communities with economic development. |
Marion County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Sustainable Northwest |
Funding is requested for an investment in nursery and seedling infrastructure to support wildfire recovery for small forestland owners. |
Multiple counties across Oregon |
OR |
$864,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
The Nature Conservancy |
Funding is requested to conduct an assessment of existing conditions analysis of regional urban forestry programs, partners, resources and needs. |
Multnomah, Washington and potentially Clackamas Co |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dallas |
Funding is requested to develop infrastructure to process up to 1.1 million gallons/day of wastewater effluent to produce Class A reclaimed water for industrial and potential irrigation reuse. |
Polk County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Redmond, Oregon |
Funding is requested to expand the City of Redmond’s water pollution control facilities. |
Redmond |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Forestry |
Funding is requested to acquire and install wildfire detection cameras to enhance local fire preparedness, response, prevention, and mitigation efforts. |
Statewide |
OR |
$2,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Echo, Oregon |
Funding is requested to replace all of the City of Echo’s water system service connections that are over 30 years old and create a GIS digital mapping system of the new connections and corresponding valves. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$450,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wallowa Resources |
Funding is requested to enhance spawning and rearing habitat for kokanee salmon and bull trout, protect private and public property from the effects of flooding, and provide significant outreach to the general public. |
Wallowa County |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
Wallowa Resources |
Funding is requested to support a two-year position to expand local capacity for Wallowa County and Wallowa Resources. Funding will also support evaluation for prospective properties and short term technical assistance contracts. |
Wallowa County |
OR |
$150,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Dufur |
The project will split and expand existing treatment pools, raising earthen dikes and building a headworks to pump treated water into a nearby irrigation system. |
Wasco County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Hillsboro |
Funding is requested for the replacement or rehabilitation of the existing pipeline, the addition of isolation valves, and a booster station to the City of Hillsboro's Washington County (Upper System) pipelines. |
Washington County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Willamina |
Funding is requested for removal and current intake, building of a new intake with necessary baffling to keep any silt/turbidity that finds its way to the new site from entering the intake, the installation of new (and larger) lines from the intake to the water treatment plant, and the installation of lines from the water treatment plant to the Willamina School District. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of McMinnville |
Funding is requested for engineering and right-of-way acquisition for the replacement of an asbestos and steel water transmission pipeline serving the City of McMinnville. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Newberg |
Funding is requested to construct a new waterline in Newberg, Oregon. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Amity, Oregon |
Funding is requested for the installation of a water main from Nursery Street, South on Goucher Street, and over
to Oak Street in the City of Amity. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$584,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Newberg |
Funding is requested for construction funds for installation of emergency connection and controls at the City of Newberg's Water Treatment Plant. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Newberg |
Funding is requested for the preliminary engineering and investigative reports necessary to complete the preparation of design plans for the seismic retrofit to the City of Newberg's Water Treatment Plant. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Amity, Oregon |
Funding is requested to replace the existing cement pipeline with new ductile iron pipeline to add capacity for future water demands and fire flows, as well as reduce the risk of a line break. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies |
City of Yamhill |
Funding is requested to evaluate how to replace the line from the City of Yamhill treatment plant to the existing reservoirs. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$192,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
NW Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports |
Funding is requested to develop online e-learning modules for educators including administrators, teachers, educational assistants, School Resource Officers, Family and Community members, and other support staff, pre-K to 12th grade. |
All Counties in Oregon |
OR |
$515,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Coalition of Communities of Color |
Funding is requested to expand Coalition of Communities of Color's network of data actors (e.g., those who are credentialed and not credentialed and who collect, analyze, and report data via outreach, research, advocacy, and everyday interactions with community members). |
Baker and Benton Counties |
OR |
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Baker Technical Institute |
Funding is requested for program expansion in workforce development training mobile platforms for heavy equipment operations and trucking and logistics. |
Baker County |
OR |
$544,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Benton County |
Funding is requested for the construction of a Crisis Respite Center to serve individuals who are in need of crisis behavioral health care in Benton County. |
Benton County |
OR |
$823,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon State University |
Funding is requested to enable Oregon State University TallWood Design Institute to develop, host and support a set of peer-reviewed, high quality educational e-learning (online) modules on timber engineering |
Benton County |
OR |
$449,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Pendleton Children's Center |
Funding would allow scholarships to be provided on the Blue Mountain Community College (BMCC) campus. |
City of Pendelton |
OR |
$70,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Clackamas County |
Funding is requested to construct the Sandy Health Center. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Parrott Creek Child and Family Services |
Funding is requested to renovate a residential treatment campus along trauma-informed, culturally-responsive and environmentally sustainable design standards in order to double service capacity. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Portland Actors Conservatory |
Funding is requested to expand Portland Actors Conservatory’s staff, add new educations programs in film and a Masters of Fine Arts in Acting Degree, acquire temporary space and acquire and replace equipment. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$555,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Music Project |
Funding is requested to support staff salaries in order to provide access to music education for youth. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Workforce Investment Council of Clackamas County |
Funding is requested to expand the Youth Internship Program to serve a greater number of youth annually |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$193,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Health Science University |
Funding is requested to establish virtual intensive care units (VICU) in two coastal hospitals, Columbia Memorial Hospital in Astoria and Bay Area Hospital in Coos Bay. |
Clatsop and Coos Counties |
OR |
$942,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Manufacturing Innovation Center (OMIC) |
Funding is requested for Manufacturing Career Technical Education (CTE) Curriculum Development and Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality (AR/VR). |
Columbia County |
OR |
$644,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southwest Oregon Children's Foundation |
Funding is requested to support and expand Career Technical Education programs. |
Coos and Curry Counties |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Bandon Community Health Center, dba. Coast Communi |
Funding is requested to support the construction requirements for the facility. |
Curry County |
OR |
$850,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
La Pine Rural Fire Protection District |
Funding is requested to obtain essential and critically needed emergency medical service equipment to serve a very rural population. |
Deschutes and Klamath Counties |
OR |
$660,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Bend and Deschutes County |
Funding is requested to support mental health counselors and case managers for Bend’s most vulnerable homeless population. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$10,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Circle of Friends |
Funding is requested to expand Circle of Friends' staff, accommodate more in-depth secondary programming, provide training for staff and mentors, and acquire educational materials and equipment. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$92,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Council on Aging of Central Oregon |
Funding is requested to improve the scope, response and delivery of respite care, Meals on Wheels, home safety inspections and caseload management managers and coordinators by purchasing two vehicles to create a pool of reliable, weather appropriate, available transportation. |
Deschutes, Crook, Jefferson and Klamath Cos. |
OR |
$78,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
High Desert Education Service District |
Funding is requested to support personnel. |
Deschutes, Crook, Jefferson, and Harney Cos. |
OR |
$900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Winston Area Community Partnership |
Funding is requested to improve youth computer access, continue youth enrichment programs, and assist with general operating costs of the Teen Center. |
Douglas County |
OR |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Counseling Solutions |
Funding is requested to expand current services and remodel existing facility. |
Grant County |
OR |
$198,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Retreat |
Funding is requested to cover remaining program costs including counseling, educational classes, personnel support, etc. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Retreat |
Funding is requested for construction. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Valley Mentoring |
Funding is requested to expand program capacity to serve more students through additional staff, additional program supplies and increased administrative expenses. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$476,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oasis Center of the Rogue Valley |
Funding is requested to support construction costs to renovate a building into a health care center to meet the community need to expand health care treatment capacity including medication-assisted treatment (MAT) and support services for Southern Oregon residents with opioid use disorder and other substance use disorders. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Valley Symphony Association |
Funding is requested to pay teachers’ salaries and associated expenses for the ‘21/‘22 school year. |
Jackson, Josephine, and Umpqua Cos. |
OR |
$106,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Community College |
Funding is requested for program instruction facility renovation. |
Josephine County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech) |
Funding is requested to support salaries of faculty investigators, student research assistants, purchasing of equipment, travel costs, and cost for access to data relevant to the project. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Rising Oregon |
Funding is requested to provide individuals in need with a 1:1 peer advocate. |
Klamath County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lane County, Oregon |
Funding is requested toward the capital cost of renovating space and purchasing capital equipment for a new Federally Qualified Health Center clinic. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Youth Era |
Funding is requested to expand staff to support longer hours and a greater number of youth per day. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
University of Oregon |
Funding is requested to establish the Oregon Public Health Corps to build on the success of the Corona Corps. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
United Way of Lane County |
Funding is requested to establish Kids in Transition to School Program (KITS) in primarily rural districts that currently do not offer the program and to expand the program in current districts by training/coaching teachers and school district staff. |
Lane County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
McKenzie School District |
Funding is requested to expand the current construction program to incorporate building tiny home units on campus to be placed in the Blue River, Oregon area, as well as provide the tools and expertise to support student learning in construction. |
Lane County |
OR |
$442,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Looking Glass Community Services |
Funding is requested for initial program implementation. |
Lane County |
OR |
$263,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lane County, Oregon |
Funding is requested to support operations for on-site temporary units, staffing for case management and housing navigation, and client assistance for housing barrier removal. |
Lane County |
OR |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Willamalane Park and Recreation District |
Funding is requested to provide a mobile computer lab at the Bob Keefer Center for Sports and Recreation that will offer internet and computer resources to students and underserved populations in Springfield, OR. |
Lane County |
OR |
$56,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Every Child Lane County |
Funding is requested to meet the tangible needs of foster families that go unmet by traditional Oregon Department of Human Services interventions, including emergency needs when children are quickly placed in foster care. |
Lane County |
OR |
$45,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mental Health for Children, dba The Child Center |
Funding is requested for staff salary to cover a standard 3 month period of time before staff are fully credentialed to bill with those they primarily work with, and to cover any gap between when staff begin offering services, and when insurance billing covers salary. |
Lane County and Deschutes County |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Willamette Family YMCA |
Funding is requested to provide an adaptive and inclusive environment for children with special needs in early childhood programming. |
Linn County |
OR |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Family Tree Relief Nursery |
Funding is requested to expand programming into Sweet Home, Oregon to accommodate an additional families requesting services. |
Linn County |
OR |
$325,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Treasure Valley Community College |
Funding is requested to address curriculum development, program planning, and construction costs. |
Malheur County and Canyon County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mano a Mano Family Center |
Funding is requested for hiring, certification, and training of up to two full time community health workers, as well as operating expenses and infrastructure. |
Marion and Polk counties |
OR |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Salem, Oregon |
Funding is requested to hire two full-time emergency medical technicians (EMT) staff members and two full-time qualified mental health professional (QMHP) staff to serve as the responsive crisis workers in addition to tracking outcomes. |
Marion County and Polk County |
OR |
$549,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Columbia Health Foundation |
Funding is requested for infrastructure and installation costs for the purchase of a new medical linear accelerator for the Mid-Columbia Medical Center’s Celilo Cancer Center located in The Dalles, Oregon. |
Multiple counties across Oregon |
OR |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Robotics Tournament & Outreach Program |
Funding is requested to expand capacity to reach more students and reduce the opportunity gap faced by students from underserved, underrepresented, and vulnerable communities. |
Multiple counties across Oregon |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Association of Relief Nurseries |
Funding is requested to conduct research to improve family stabilization and child abuse and neglect prevention services for communities of color. |
Multiple counties across Oregon |
OR |
$651,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Friends of the Children |
Funding is requested to support enhanced professional mentoring services to youth and families as well as enhanced training. |
Multiple counties across Oregon |
OR |
$535,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Alliance of YMCAs |
Funding is requested to offer the full-day 4-week program at ten or more Oregon YMCA sites and day camps for 1,000 youth in summer 2022. |
Multiple counties across Oregon |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Center for Nursing |
Funding is requested to add one additional, part-time staff member to facilitate the administration of the Oregon RN Wellness Initiative, and fund the projects designed to deliver practice-specific interventions to support the nursing workforce’s emotional wellbeing. |
Multiple counties across Oregon |
OR |
$458,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Social Learning Center Developments Inc. |
Funding is requested to research the application of the evidence-based KEEP program to kin/relatives caring for children and teenagers, to prevent future involvement in the child welfare system. |
Multiple counties in Oregon |
OR |
$1,276,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Employment Department |
Funding is requested to provide childcare, housing, and workforce development programs for veterans and other targeted populations. |
Multiple counties in Oregon |
OR |
$1,267,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Southern Oregon Success |
Funding is requested to sustaining salaries for backbone staff who administer the training/outreach programs as well as their county-wide collaborations, program activities, costs associated with full collaboration partnership meetings, ongoing work groups focusing on family stability, travel costs and support for specific initiatives (such as mentoring programs, peer support groups, behavioral health workforce task forces) to increase resilience in underserved communities in the region. |
Multiple counties in Oregon |
OR |
$840,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
MLD Foundation |
Funding is requested for a three-year demonstration project to show improvements in the quality of life of babies and their families by including Patient Advocacy Groups (PAGs) as part of the support systems for babies identified through newborn screening. |
Multiple counties in Oregon |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Portland State University |
Funding is requested to create a consortium of key stakeholders, identifying vulnerabilities, and presenting alternative solutions following a thorough risk assessment. |
Multiple counties in Oregon |
OR |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College Possible |
Funding is requested to increase program capacity to enhance college enrollment, persistence, and graduation rates of Oregon’s historically underserved students. |
Multiple counties in Oregon |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College Possible |
Funding is requested to expand programming by expanding hiring, improving technology, covering student support costs, and more. |
Multiple counties in Oregon |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Public Health Institute |
Funding is requested tp provide training and professional development to at least 50 fellows who are bilingual/bicultural and/or from communities that experience health inequity. |
Multiple counties in Oregon |
OR |
$350,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Ballet Theatre |
Funding is requested to provide positive movement experiences and integrate dance into classrooms for low-income students at no-cost. |
Multiple counties in Oregon |
OR |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Trillium Family Services |
Funding is requested to expand and improve equipment and technological infrastructure. |
Multnomah and Benton Counties |
OR |
$189,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Trillium Family Services |
Funding is requested to provide important natural light, energy efficiency and ensure building heat during the cold weather months of November – April for Trillium’s clients and staff. |
Multnomah and Benton Counties |
OR |
$185,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Neighborhood House |
Funding is requested to add an additional staff member to program workforce and provide expanded training. |
Multnomah and Washington Counties |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Cascade AIDS Project |
Funding is requested for salaries and benefits for a psychiatric mental-health nurse practitioner, two psychotherapists, a health psychologist, three medical assistants, and a Director of Behavioral Healthcare. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$847,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Primary Care Association |
Funding is requested to pay for the licensure and customization of the software platform, an interface with 21 initial health centers and coordinated care organizations, project management and new user training. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$772,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Multnomah County |
Funding is requested to strengthen and expand infectious disease infrastructure, infection prevention, and overall health center capacity to continue care during emergencies. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$725,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Self Enhancement, Inc. |
Funding is requested to expand aligned educational and workforce development services. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
OCHIN, Inc. |
Funding is requested to support the deployment of integrated, best-in-class technology infrastructure and technical support to implement the sharing of information across provider platforms, stand up a continuous learning environment, develop data-driven best practices, and conduct research. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
College Housing Northwest |
Funding is requested to increase the number of students served and to expand staffing to support a larger program size. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Health & Science University |
Funding is requested for staff, educational materials, administrative costs, and support for four new Native American Scholars to participate in the Future Leaders in Indigenous Health (FLIGHT) project through OHSU’s Northwest Native American Center of Excellence. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$487,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Quest Center for Integrative Health |
Funding is requested to support renovations on a newly purchased building for Quest. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$445,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Urban League of Portland |
Funding is requested to hire more staff, expand skill development and education training, and cover the costs of program operations |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Multnomah County |
Funding is requested to hire and train six peer specialists three months prior to opening to create train-the-trainer modules for future staff; conduct street outreach with consumers, businesses and providers, and; align messaging across various media to ensure the Behavioral Health Resource Center is accepted by consumers, businesses, neighbors, and service providers as an important part of the community. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$375,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lift Urban Portland (Lift UP) |
Funding is requested to secure a larger warehouse space, to increase staffing to manage expanded food sourcing and distribution, and to purchase essential supplies. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$352,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Maybelle Center for Community |
Funding is requested to support construction costs related to renovations at Macdonald Residence, Oregon's first Assisted Living Facility for low-income residents. |
Multnomah County |
|
$300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Blanchet House of Hospitality |
Funding is requested to contract with mental health and peer support agencies in Portland to provide trained and experienced personnel on-site at Blanchet House during meals. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Black United Fund of Oregon |
Funding is requested to expand personnel, support contacts and programs, and cover insurance. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$100,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
William Temple House |
Funding is requested to expand staff capacity and increase the number of clients served. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Sarah Bellum’s Bakery & Workshop |
Funding is requested to expand paid staff opportunities for adults with Acquired Brain Injury. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Growing Gardens |
Funding is requested to expand Growing Gardens’ staff, to deepen the School Garden Coordinator Certificate Training Curriculum and to accommodate the increased demand for this course by offering this training quarterly instead of annually. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$50,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Lines for Life |
Funding is requested to expand YouthLine’s capacity to meet the mental health needs of youth in Oregon. |
Multnomah County and Jefferson County |
OR |
$432,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Latino Network |
Funding is requested to support staff and consultants to expand Latino Network’s culturally-specific early learning curriculum to a full-day preschool model, and to develop and implement preschool teacher training to deliver the full-day model. |
Multnomah County and Washington County |
OR |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Portland Opportunities Industrialization Center |
Funding is requested to expand career training and placement opportunities to serve low-income community members and community members of color. |
Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington Cos. |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Project Access NOW |
Funding is requested to launch the program. |
Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington Cos. |
OR |
$175,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Growing Gardens |
Funding is requested to expand Growing Garden’s program reach to more Portland metro regions, Gresham, Clackamas County, and Washington county. |
Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington Cos. |
OR |
$125,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Portland Opportunities Industrialization Center |
Funding is requested to expand curriculum. |
Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Chemeketa Community College |
Funding is requested to create a bottling line to replace the existing system that is not up to date with industry standards. |
Polk County |
OR |
$263,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Western Oregon University |
Funding is requested for the start-up of new doctoral degrees in Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy. |
Polk, Marion, Lincoln, and Yamhill Cos. |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Tradeswomen |
These funds would be used to increase organizational capacity to support adult jobseekers statewide, who self- identify as women, navigate employment and registered apprenticeship in the skilled construction trades. |
Portland |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Association for Talented and Gifted |
Funding is requested for salaries, benefits, and overhead for the staff, grants for Education Service Districts to host parent and educator events/meetings and trainings and to support classroom substitutes, and curriculum and program planning. |
Statewide |
OR |
$1,025,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Easterseals Oregon |
Funding is requested to accommodate the necessary additions/expansions to the existing program and maximize the investments currently being made. |
Statewide |
OR |
$865,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Association of Relief Nurseries |
Funding is requested to expand awareness of effective child abuse prevention programs through a statewide public relations initiative. |
Statewide |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Salem Art Association |
Funding is requested for initial program implementation, including salaries, programming, materials, training services, etc. |
Statewide |
OR |
$260,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SMART Reading |
Funding is requested to develop and scale Virtual SMART. |
Statewide |
OR |
$187,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Prevent Child Abuse Oregon |
Funding is requested to support staff salaries, contracts for consultants, equipment and supplies for meetings, outreach, and public engagement, as well as travel expenses. |
Statewide |
OR |
$75,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
SPOON Foundation |
Funds are requested to complete phase 3 of the project, which will develop and disseminate a robust, trauma-informed online training package to equip the foster care community (biological families, foster parents, child welfare workers, and medical professionals) to prevent, detect, and address nutrition and feeding challenges among children in foster care and those at risk of family separation. |
Statewide |
OR |
$62,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Community Action Program of East Central Oregon |
Funding is requested to initiate long-term planning activities to build long term capacity to address the health disparities of rural persons and people of color living in Oregon. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Grande Ronde Hospital and Clinics, La Grande, OR |
Funding is requested to expand the existing Regional Medical Clinic to address the urgently needed mental and behavioral health services for La Grande, Union County and Eastern Oregon. |
Union County |
OR |
$750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Coast Community College |
Funding requested will go towards purchasing equipment, developing deliverables, and program evaluation to make sure the program remains effective. |
Union County |
OR |
$502,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
City of Elgin |
Funding is requested to acquire a new ambulance. |
Union County |
|
$198,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Deschutes Rim Clinic Foundation |
Funding is requested for construction of a new facility. |
Wasco County |
OR |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Columbia Gorge Community College |
Funding is requested to complete construction and acquire equipment, as well as support personnel to expand curriculum. |
Wasco County |
OR |
$475,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Mothers Milk Bank |
Funding is requested to purchase capital equipment that will support the continued growth. |
Washington County |
OR |
$165,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Tualatin Together |
Funding is requested for initial program implementation to prevent underage alcohol, drug, and tobacco use. |
Washington County and Clackamas County |
OR |
$719,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies |
Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center |
Funding is requested for construction and equipment. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$2,123,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mano a Mano Family Center |
Funding is requested to expand the capacity of KTUP 98.3 FM, Radio Poder, a non-commercial community radio station, to provide urgent, relevant and accurate information to Spanish-speaking and Latino-speakers of Indigenous languages, in Oregon's Willamette Valley. |
10 counties including Marion, Polk, and Clackamas |
OR |
$250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
DevNW - Community Land Trust Affordable Housing |
Funding is requested for the development of single family Community Land Trust (CLT) homes across small subdivisions in Clackamas and Benton counties. |
Benton and Clackamas Counties |
OR |
$550,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding is requested to rebuild the signal at Van Buren and 4th Street (OR99W Southbound) to improve reliability and safety to the roadway network and implement innovative technology upgrades in the Corvallis Downtown Core. |
Benton County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Greenbelt Land Trust |
Funding is requested for the capital costs of the interior build of the Confluence Center, which is designed to maximize collaboration among six organizations that work with environmental conservation, education, sustainable agriculture, and food security. |
Benton County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Benton County |
Funding is requested to add two new network segments. |
Benton County |
OR |
$390,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde |
Funding is requested for design, engineering, and construction of infrastructure improvements in Oregon City. |
Clackamas County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clatsop County |
Funding is requested to build a safer transportation network creating a new collector roadway that provides enhanced access from US 30 to the ferry terminal, boat landing, and park, as well as barge activity on the Columbia River. |
Clatsop |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Astoria |
Funding is requested to rehabilitate the west side of Pier 2 at the Port of Astoria. |
Clatsop |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Clatsop County |
Funding is requested to provide high-speed internet access to rural residents in Clatsop County that are either severely underserved or do not have internet access at all. |
Clatsop County |
OR |
$112,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Maritime Fire and Safety Association |
Funding is requested for a critical upgrade to the Interoperable Communication System. |
Clatsop, Columbia, and Multnomah Counties |
OR |
$855,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding is requested to design a comprehensive rebuild of multiple blocks of U.S. 30 in Rainer and for the construction of a U.S. 30: Pedestrian Improvements Project. |
Columbia |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of St. Helens |
Funding is needed for design and construction documents for the US 30 corridor segment through the City of St. Helens, from Millard Road to Deer Island Road. |
Columbia County |
OR |
$818,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon International Port of Coos Bay |
Funding is requested to develop a former Georgia Pacific mill site into a rail-served multi-purpose marine terminal. |
Coos County |
OR |
$5,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Bandon |
Funding is requested to replace the dock and piling infrastructure at the Port of Bandon. |
Coos County |
OR |
$1,266,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bend, Oregon. |
Funding is requested to construct a bicycle and pedestrian bridge over US97 and the BNSF railway in Bend, Oregon, as well for improvements to support multimodal travel on two existing under-crossings. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Bend, Oregon. |
Funding is requested for the completion of the US97 interchange at Murphy Road. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Redmond, Oregon |
Funding is requested to design the US 97 South Redmond Corridor Plan. |
Deschutes County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding is requested to extend an existing passing lane that is too short to be effective given the amount of trucks and traffic in the area. |
Douglas County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
County of Harney |
Funding is requested to complete a road paving project that has been implemented in phases beginning in 2011.
|
Harney County |
OR |
$25,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Hood River |
Funding is requested to construct E. Anchor Way as a multi-modal street and transit hub on the Hood River waterfront. |
Hood River County |
OR |
$400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Hood River |
Funding is requested to develop a commercial hangar for unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) research and development, engineering, and systems testing. |
Hood River County |
OR |
$200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Valley Transportation District |
Funding is needed for a facility improvement to support Rogue Valley Transportation District's operations, maintenance, and bus fleeting parking. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$11,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Medford |
Funding is requested to address a top community priority of upgrading Table Rock Road to enhance safety and improve access in the community, especially for underserved low-income populations in the area. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Medford |
Funding is requested to add a second northbound right turn lane to the intersection of Highland Drive and Barnett Road to mitigate traffic backing up into the South Medford Interchange. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$2,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Kid Time Discovery Experience |
Funding is needed to expand the early learning and childcare capacity to support low income and historically underserved populations. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$1,172,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Phoenix |
Funding is requested for the construction of a new combined city facility in Phoenix, Oregon. |
Jackson County |
OR |
$929,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Madras |
Funding is requested to expand the critical bridge infrastructure by constructing an additional 100-feet span over Willowcreek on J Street to allow a larger amount of water to flow. |
Jefferson County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Jefferson County, Oregon |
Funding is requested to rehabilitate a failing bridge. |
Jefferson County |
|
$355,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Rogue Community College |
Funding is requested for critical renovations to the Marjorie Holzgang Concert Bowl at the Rogue Community College Redwood Campus. |
Josephine County |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
CASA |
Funding is requested to assist with repairs, pay off debt and bridge financing, and pay for financing for moving residents into Patrician Manufactured Home Park homes. |
Lane County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Springfield, Oregon |
Funding is needed to re-evaluate the Gateway/Beltline local system preferred alternative. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Eugene |
Funding is requested to develop the Santa Clara Community Park in Eugene, Oregon and provide recreation amenities for residents. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding is requested to construct the first roadside rest area specific to pedestrians and cyclists for recreational travel along US 101 in the town of Florence. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
SquareOne Villages |
Funding is required to create a Community Land Trust-Limited Equity Cooperative project in Lane County that will provide 70 permanently affordable housing units and a community center for low-income households. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Housing and Community Services |
Funding is requested to redevelop the Lazy Days Mobile Home and RV Park, which was completely destroyed in the Holiday Farm fire in Fall 2020. |
Lane County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lane Transit District |
Funding is needed for Lane Transit District's zero emission bus replacement project to improve air quality in disadvantaged and low-income communities. |
Lane County |
OR |
$955,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lane Transit District |
Funding is needed to integrate the transportation options available and simplify trip planning for those in the Eugene/Springfield area. |
Lane County |
OR |
$600,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Eugene Civic Alliance |
Funding is requested for Civic Park capital improvements, including Mechanically Stabilized Earth (MSE) retaining wall foundation, excavation and fill. |
Lane County |
OR |
$545,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Housing and Community Services |
Funding is requested to pay back debt and bridge financing and pay for financing for moving residents onto Harbor Village lots. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln County |
Funding is requested to resurface the roadway and restore the drainage systems affected by the Echo Mountain Fire Complex. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Lincoln County Public Works |
Funding is requested to rehabilitate the severely degraded Business Highway 20 and Sturdevant Road. |
Lincoln County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Creating Housing Coalition |
Funding is requested for infrastructure and site preparation for permanent, low-income housing program for unhoused persons. |
Linn County |
OR |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Wildlife Heritage Foundation |
Funding is requested to support outreach to and engagement with the local community and landowners regarding wildlife-vehicle collisions in the Malheur county area. Funding will also be used for planning and design for simple and complex retrofits of existing highway infrastructure (bridges, culverts) to facilitate safe wildlife passage under U.S. Highway 20. |
Malheur County |
OR |
$685,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Salem Area Mass Transit District (SAMTD) |
Funding is needed to assist Salem Area Mass Transit District in replacing buses that have exceeded their useful life with electric buses. |
Marion County |
OR |
$6,305,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Salem, Oregon |
Funding is requested to construct a critical missing segment of the Pringle Creek Path along the north bank of Pringle Creek connecting Salem Civic Center to Riverfront Park. |
Marion County |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Salem, Oregon |
Funding is requested to complete the eastern end of the McGilchrist Complete Street Project that connects to the Salem Municipal Airport, including additional turn lanes and signal upgrades at the intersection with 25th Street SE |
Marion County |
OR |
$3,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Marion County |
Funding is requested to construct left-turn lanes at major intersections within the McKay / Yergen / Ehlen Road Corridor to reduce the frequency of accidents. |
Marion County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Marion County |
Funding is requested to complete dry excavation under existing docks and boat slips of two marinas at the Detroit Lake Reservoir during the annual winter draw down period. |
Marion County |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Housing and Community Services |
Funding is requested to develop and construct a 34-unit site to provide permanent housing for veterans from the Salem area and to provide veterans access to supportive services. |
Marion County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Center for Hope and Safety |
Funding is requested to support the HOPE Plaza project, which will provide low-income housing, employment opportunities, and wrap around supportive services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking in Marion and Polk Counties. |
Marion County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Marion County |
Funding is requested to repair damage along the North Fork Road in Marion County to improve safety and access. |
Marion County |
OR |
$1,440,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capaces Leadership Institute |
Funding is requested for a facility that serves the needs of farmworkers and their families, particularly to strengthen their collective capacity for civic engagement. |
Marion County |
OR |
$1,250,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
North Willamette Valley Habitat for Humanity |
Funding is requested for infrastructure for the first two phases of a planned village within Silverton, Oregon in order to provide affordable housing. |
Marion County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency |
Funding is requested to support sheltering and transitional housing services for houseless and wildfire victims in Marion and Polk counties. |
Marion County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding is requested to complete sidewalk infill projects in the City of Mill City. |
Marion County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Mid-Willamette Valley Community Action Agency |
Funding is requested to acquire property for a permanent veterans' homeless shelter in Salem, Oregon. |
Marion County |
OR |
$852,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Capaces Leadership Institute |
Funding is requested to expand the Capaces Anahuac Agricultural Workforce Project to Salem and its neighboring rural communities. |
Marion County |
OR |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Salem Area Mass Transit District (SAMTD) |
Funding is needed to establish an express transit link between burgeoning job centers in East Salem and minority and low-income populations through the areas of South Salem. |
Marion County |
OR |
$504,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Farmworker Housing Development Corporation |
Funding is requested to rehabilitate the Cipriano Ferrel Education Center and retrofit systems to be more environmentally sound and to ensure the safety and health of its daily users. |
Marion County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Morrow |
Funding is requested to enhance access in between Interstate 84 and the Port of Morrow Industrial Park, addressing a major safety concern with the flow of trucks and single passenger vehicles in and out of this interchange as it has become insufficient to accommodate growing demand. |
Morrow County |
OR |
$2,253,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Willow Creek Valley Economic Development Group |
Funding is requested to develop subdivision infrastructure in the City of Heppner. |
Morrow County |
OR |
$800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding is requested to implement important improvements bringing approximately 30-40 corners and 50-60 ADA ramps up to current standards including 3 signalized intersections, and 6 unsignalized intersections. |
Multnomah |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Artists Repertory Theatre |
Funding is requested for the creation of a modern, multi-use performing arts center with two rehearsal halls and collaborative work spaces. |
Multnomah |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding is requested to add additional functionality to a currently planned safety project at Exit 216 EB on I-84 in Umatilla County, on the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation. |
Multnomah |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Habitat for Humanity Portland Region |
Funding is requested to expand affordable homeownership in opportunities in East Portland. |
Multnomah |
OR |
$1,999,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Portland Japanese Garden |
Funding is requested for interior renovations and environmental remediation to four buildings on the 3.64-acre Japan Institute, a new global and cultural initiative from the Portland Japanese Garden. |
Multnomah |
OR |
$1,750,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Multnomah County |
Funding is requested to construct a peer-led, culturally-responsive, and trauma-informed Behavioral Health Resource Center in downtown Portland. |
Multnomah |
OR |
$1,355,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Hacienda Community Development Corporation |
Funding is requested to support important improvements to the Portland Mercado Plaza to ensure customer safety, improve customer experience, improve energy efficiency, and draw customers back to the Portland Mercado to support BIPOC-owned businesses recovering from the financial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. |
Multnomah |
OR |
$529,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District OR |
Funding is required to transition away from a diesel bus fleet to a zero emission bus fleet, guided by the adoption of the Non-Diesel Bus Plan in 2018, to serve southeast parts of Portland. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$15,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
Funding is requested for electrical and structural upgrades to Union Station. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
Funding is needed for new shelters, lighting, benches and crossings at 10-15 stops served by Rose Lane lines and outside areas. These stop and access improvements will improve safety and transit in East Portland. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Portland |
Funding is requested to support the City of Portland's PDX Clean + Green Initiative, which serves to clean up public spaces and improve Portland's livability. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,300,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding is requested to construct a .5 mile accessible trail between Benson Lake State Park and Multnomah Falls to provide alternative access to Multnomah Falls to help offset congestion by providing a safe, alternative, mulit-modal access. |
Multnomah County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Proud Ground |
Funding is requested to support Proud Ground’s homeownership program, which serves to expand homeownership opportunities for lower-income, marginalized communities. |
Multnomah, Clackamas, Washington, and Lincoln Cos. |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Polk County, Oregon |
Funding is requested for right-of-way acquisition, utility relocation and construction of OR22 Safety Corridor improvements. |
Polk County |
OR |
$73,900,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Independence, Oregon |
Funding is requested to transform the existing, outdated riverfront and parking facilities at the Riverview Park. |
Polk County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Independence, Oregon |
Funding is requested to expand library collections and footprint. |
Polk County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Independence, Oregon |
Funding is requested for a comprehensive streetscape and energy saving project to help revitalize downtown Independence. |
Polk County |
OR |
$1,200,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Aviation |
Funding is needed to repave and recoat the runways and taxiways at 56 public use airports in Oregon. |
Statewide |
OR |
$9,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Aviation |
Funding is needed to purchase and install weather equipment and cameras at several airports that currently do not have the equipment. |
Statewide |
OR |
$5,400,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Northwest Coastal Housing |
Funding is requested to complete a preservation transaction for a multifamily building in Tillamook. |
Tillamook |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding is requested for pedestrian improvements and ADA ramp corrections in south Tillamook. |
Tillamook County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Port of Tillamook Bay |
Funding is requested to replace the Tillamook Airport's Automated Weather Observing System (AWOS). |
Tillamook County |
OR |
$500,000 |
Website |
Letter
|
| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Pendleton |
Funding is requested for construction of an arterial road from Oregon Highway 11 to Oregon Highway 30, opening 300 acres of land within the Urban Growth Boundary for development. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hermiston, OR |
Funding is requested to complete phase one of the City of Hermiston’s signature initiative – the Gettman Road/Railway Alternative Transportation Enhancement (GRATE) Project. |
Umatilla County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
The City of La Grande, Oregon |
Funding is requested for construction to allow for the adaptive re-use of portions of the City of La Grande’s Historic Firehouse. |
Union County |
OR |
$1,665,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Mosier, Mosier Oregon |
Funding is requested to construct the Mosier Center, a facility to support regional safety and economic vitality in the heart of the Columbia Gorge |
Wasco County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherwood, Oregon |
Funding is requested to complete design and construction of 1.02 mile, 12-foot-wide segment of the Cedar Creek Trail from Highway 99W to the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge. |
Washington County |
OR |
$4,800,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaverton |
Funding is requested to support the Downtown Beaverton Loop, a key initiative to prioritize walking, biking and transit on SW Hall Boulevard and SW Watson Avenue in downtown Beaverton. |
Washington County |
OR |
$4,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Hillsboro |
Funding is requested for the development of a new park in the City of Hillsboro. |
Washington County |
OR |
$3,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherwood, Oregon |
Funding is requested to clean up two contaminated lots associated with a former leather tannery site for productive reuse. |
Washington County |
OR |
$2,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Washington County, Oregon. |
Funding is requested to supplement other dedicated local and regional funding to construct over a mile of sidewalk, closing gaps along several local streets in the historically underserved community of Aloha. |
Washington County |
OR |
$2,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District |
Funding is needed for engineering, permitting, and construction of the Beaverton Creek Trail Segments 3 and 4, which will improve amenities for cyclists and pedestrians. |
Washington County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation District |
Funding is needed to install mid-block crossings of the Waterhouse trail with Washington county's ADA sidewalk upgrade. |
Washington County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Tualatin Hills Park & Recreation District |
Funding is needed for the engineering, permitting, and construction of a multi-use trail in Washington County. |
Washington County |
OR |
$1,500,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherwood |
Funding is requested to expand a residential and commercial broadband pilot program. |
Washington County |
OR |
$1,048,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding is requested to implement recommendations to improve pedestrian safety in a fast urbanizing location. |
Washington County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Tigard, Oregon |
Funding is requested to build an at-grade, pedestrian-activated, signalized crossing of SW Scholls Ferry Road, rerouting the existing trail to higher ground, providing a safe, year-round option for trail users. |
Washington County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Beaverton |
Funding is requested to construct a new branch library. |
Washington County |
OR |
$1,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
City of Sherwood, Oregon |
Funding is requested to complete engineering and design of the new East/West Industrial Collector Road in Sherwood's Tonquin Employment Area (TEA). This project will provide specificity and certainty to the road alignment and facilitate prompt construction of the road and the simultaneous private development of the TEA. |
Washington County |
OR |
$700,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Oregon Department of Transportation |
Funding is requested to construct a single section for the broader Phase 2 project of the Newberg Dundee Bypass project. |
Yamhill |
OR |
$5,000,000 |
Website |
Letter
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| Senator Wyden |
OR |
Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Related Agencies |
Chehalem Park and Recreation District |
Funding is needed to establish the Newberg-Dundee Bypass Trail for pedestrian and bicycle connection for Newberg, Dundee, and Yamhill County commuters. |
Yamhill County |
OR |
$500,000 |
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Letter
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