| 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
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| 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 |
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